New Device: Electric Facial Vacuum Pore Cleaner Acne Blackhead Removal

Vacuum Blackhead Cleaner Suction Remover Acne Pore Peeling Face Clean Facial Skin Care Diamond Microdermabrasion Beauty Machine

Features:

The suction power is bigger than the traditional blackhead suction machine.
Four levels, suitable for different part of skin
Four suction heads, fit for different function and skin
With light on the machine head, easy for you to see your skin clearly
With mineral microcrystalline probe, remove horny and dead skin
Vacuum suction system to promote skin blood circulation and lifting skin
Rechargeable with USB cable, you can charge in Power Bank, PC or use mobile phone charge adapter

Five suction heads

Diamond head: It can scrub exfoliating the dead skin, and suck it out, so to repair skin and remove wrinkle and acne.
Big circle hole head: Powerful suction blackheads, apply to blackheads.
Small circle hole head: Suction is weak, it can be used to suck blackheads, such as thin skin, tender, allergies part.
Oval hole head: Weak suction, apply to the 2 sides of nose. Remove wrinkle. After sucking the skin, quickly unplug, unplug and then suck again. Promote blood circulation, increase skin elasticity, effectively removes lines wrinkle.
Pointed smll head: Special for those soft skin that cannot hold by strong power suction.

Shop it:

https://www.lukelady.com/products/electric-facial-vacuum-pore-cleaner-acne-blackhead-removal

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