In clinical practice, radio frequency and ultrasound generally refer to radio frequency beauty instruments and ultrasonic beauty instruments. The difference between radio frequency beauty instruments and ultrasonic beauty instruments is that their working principles are different, and they are also different for improving skin conditions.

The working principle is different: the radio frequency beauty instrument is actually an electromagnetic wave. When the current passes through the skin, it will cause high-frequency water molecules to vibrate, generating a temperature of 40°C-55°C in the dermis layer, stimulating the collagen at the bottom of the skin, and achieving skin rejuvenation. Skin firming effect. The power of the ultrasonic beauty instrument is relatively strong, and the energy is relatively large, which can directly act on the face. When working, it will make the skin cells vibrate with it, produce a tiny massage effect, change the cell volume, and also promote the local blood and lymph flow. Circulation, enhance the permeability of cells, improve the metabolism and regeneration of skin tissue, and can also soften tissue, stimulate the nervous system and cell function.

Improve skin conditions differently: both radio frequency beauty devices and ultrasonic beauty devices can achieve the effect of improving wrinkles, but ultrasonic beauty devices can improve local blood and lymph circulation during operation, making the skin elastic and shiny.

The perfect skin scrubber for you

A tried and tested tool is the Wireless Ultrasonic Skin Care Scrubber. It is an exfoliation spatula that works with high-frequency vibrations to remove blackheads and enhance the skin texture. The high frequency vibration can penetrate your skin up to 3-5 mm depth, which can clean dead skin cells and dirt effectively. The skin scrubber is also easy to use, a quick 10-minute treatment, and can be used with any facial skincare product.

Additionally, if you find that you have persistent blackheads that your exfoliator is unable to treat, the Vacuum+ Blackhead Removal Therapy is a great device to introduce to your skincare routine. The vacuum feature is a non-abrasive yet effective method of blackhead removal, and it also works to shrink pores. The device comes with four different suction heads, each with a varied degree of force. This blackhead remover is more convenient and effective than using facial masks or acne wash. Using it even just 5 to 10 minutes will yield radiant and cleaner skin.

These kind of devices operate on the function of vibrations which can create many benefits for your skin. For instance, the vibrations can help skin serums and other skincare products seep into your skin better, for maximum effectiveness. If your pores are clogged, it makes it harder for the helpful ingredients in various serums to be completely absorbed by then skin. This is where an ultrasound skin scrubber would come in handy. The ultrasound waves also bring impurities to the surface so that your skin is not as prone to acne or even the occasional spot.

WHAT ARE BLACKHEADS?

Blackheads form over an open hair follicle when there is a build-up of dead skin cells and excess sebum. This build-up blocks the pores and is visible to us as small black bumps. When these pores are plugged, the dead skin cells in the open pore react with oxygen in the air and turn black, forming a blackhead. While they do have a raised texture, they aren’t as raised as pimples, and they also aren’t inflammatory. This means they are not infected, and they will not cause pain and discomfort in the same way as pimples and pustules. While this explains how blackheads are formed, there are a variety of reasons why they do.

HOW ARE BLACKHEADS FORMED?

A common cause for blackheads is hormonal fluctuation. During various stages in life, you can experience hormonal changes. This includes puberty, pregnancy, and the menstrual cycle. These hormones can impact your skin’s sebum production causing it to produce more than is necessary. This excess sebum has no where to go besides the open hair follicle. Similarly, stress is a big factor when it comes to hormone fluctuation. This too can trigger and increase in sebum production leading to the formation of blackheads.

Another cause is the overproduction of skin cells, which essentially does the same thing. Extra skin cells add a build-up to the pores and clogs them. Sometimes, medications can have the side effect of rapid skin cell turnover which can lead to this formation of clogged pores. Weather conditions also play a role in the production of blackheads. If you live in a warmer and more humid climate, you are more likely to develop blackheads because when the hot environment can ramp up our sebum production.

SKIN-CARE TECHNIQUES THAT HELP WITH BLACKHEADS REMOVAL

Before we get into how to remove them, here’s how NOT to: pre strips do not help and in fact, the pulling action while removing can cause the skin to stretch and gain wrinkles. Trying to pop them off with your fingers is also not a viable solution as it just further irritates the skin. So, here’s how you should remove blackheads, methods that are both safe and effective!