Leia Ultrafresh Blender

Yes, this is for applying and blending your makeup. The blender is made from a closed-cell polymer which doesn’t absorb makeup and is easy to clean. Therefore, you use less makeup and get a more hygienic makeup application.

In her hilarious TikTok, influencer Mikayla Lanogueira reviews this unusual blender and shows how easy it is to use this gadget.

Beauty Influencer Sean Anthony uses his Leia Blender to apply moisturiser first. Afterwards, he applies his makeup with the blender to achieve a non-cakey and radiant base.

Gua Sha Massage Tool

Gua sha is an ancient Chinese healing technique which improves blood circulation by scraping the skin. Usually, gua sha is performed on the back, neck, arms and legs. But on TikTok, people use this beauty tool on their face to move lymph through the system, resulting in a more sculptured look.

Caroline Hannibal shows us three simple ways to use a Gua Sha at home.

@natseleen_ applies a serum on her face before she uses her Gua Sha. Then, she scrapes her neck upwards, along her jaw and cheekbone, and under her eyebrow.

Ice globes

Even though many people swear about using ice cubes on their faces to get flawless, radiant skin, we know that it is not suitable for our skin. But this new beauty gadget has the same effect while being safe for the skin. Ice globes can calm inflammation, helps with lymphatic drainage, depuffs the skin and help with acne.

Ethician Abby Marquardt uses ice globes to stimulate the skin and reduce redness during her facials.

Marshmallow whip maker

into a silky foam. That way, you use less product and save some money. All you have to do is put a pearl-sized amount of your favourite cleanser into the whip maker and fill it with water. Then, you just must pump up and down to create your rich and silky foam.

Brow Stamps

Brows are sisters but not twins? Not being able to make your brows look equal can be frustrating. But you don’t have to worry anymore because there is a brow gadget out there that is even approved by our favourite influencer Mikayla Nogueira. The Madluvv brow stamp is a full pigment eyebrow pomade. It comes with five different stencil shapes to quickly get the perfect brow every day.

£ 16

NOONI Marshmallow Whip Maker Foam Cleanser

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£ 20

Mallows Beauty Ice Globes

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£ 41

LEIA Ultraflesh® Blender

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£ 39

MADLUVV BROW STAMP KIT

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£ 12

Beauty Bay The Rose Quartz Gua Sha

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Whether you’re a skincare addict or TikTok obsessed, you must have heard of the Gua Sha beauty tool. Up until its recent explosion in popularity on TikTok, it had only ever caught the attention of skincare fanatics, and its premises are high! From the countless viral videos regarding the tool, many people go as far as saying that it offers an alternative non-surgical treatment to cheek fillers and augmentation & enhancement procedures. The best thing about it is that you can get it for as little as £4.95 on Amazon. But can a self using beauty tool that costs less than a matcha latte truly give us Naomi Campbell’s cheekbones in no time? Let’s find out.

Used traditionally in East Asian medicine, it is a healing procedure that involves scraping away liquids in upward motions from underneath the surface of the skin with different quartz, to enact a sort of lymphatic draining of the face and body. It improves circulation, reduces puffiness, sculpts the face and any preferred area of the body (don’t forget to snatch your beautiful décolleté) as it relaxes muscles and drains stagnant fluids away. Sounds amazing right?

But before you click off this article to get your new next favourite purchase on Amazon, here’s a few warnings:

There isn’t any medical evidence that proves to have long-term effects on the structure of the face (or desired area of the body). Nonetheless, by increasing blood circulation thanks to the upward motions, collagen production levels heighten significantly, and that is why the face appears plumper, and with a more vibrant ruddiness (from the leftover red marks called ‘Petechiae’). Due to its toxin-dissolving process, it also reduces the appearance of fine lines, reduces hyper pigmentation, acne scars and chronic inflammation of the skin’s tissue. It is also such an enjoyable step to add to your skincare routine, and for many people the excitement around the procedure is enough to keep them satisfied (even though the lifted cheekbones only last for a few minutes, battling against gravity). It will remain a mystery how rubbing a stone on your face can make your fine lines disappear, just like Naomi Campbell’s cheekbones that keep rising. But its long list of celebrities who have reported to use it on a regular basis, such as Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber and Gwyneth Paltrow reassure that there will be amazing surprises ahead.

We recommend using it always in upward motions to avoid dragging the skin and causing the opposite effect, along the cheekbones, jawlines, eyebrow bone, forehead as well as neck and décolleté. Just remember to always use it on lubricated and well-moisturised skin (or a facial oil), for 5-10 minutes per day and your cheekbones will certainly appear more lifted (or at least your mood).

£ 25

Psychic Sisters Gua Sha Tool

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Skin Gym Amethyst Work Out Set

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Skin Gym Eye Flowies Treatment

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