I've had the original Nebulyft R1 since it came out in 2020. I would not recommend anyone use any Rf device daily; your skin tissue needs time to heal and create new collagen if you are constantly using it you are disrupting the collagen-building cycle. I would also encourage you to stay hydrated 12oz to 16oz before treatment and drink plenty of fluids throughout the day.
I agree - I don't ever take it for granted that I get to test all of these products out. Sometimes I still have to pinch myself! Haven't tried the Nuface (yet) - how do you like it?
@@ChristaEvelyn I like the Nuface, but you have to used it daily, or almost daily. My house was robbed, and the thief took my Nuface and sat it down on a chair, forgot it or decided not to take it, and it bothers me to even look at it, so I have to get over that and move it back to where it was and start using again.....or it's like he won. (I bet Nuface would send you one if they saw your platform and knew you have access to so many people).
@@sfkat omg - how awful for you! I am so sorry that happened, and I would be the exact same way. As you say, pairing it with new beginnings is the way to go 💛
Great video. Lots of important information delivered objectively. As usual, the before and after pics really tell the story. As an aside; your white hair band is very cute. Where’d you get it?
Have you tried the LADUORA wand? The nebulyft does not ship to Canada. Any suggestions as to how to get it in Canada? Thank you and I love your videos ❤
Hello Christa. I was wondering. Two months ago you posted a video on Medicube’s deep shot device. Radio frequency and ultrasound both use heat and are used for the same issues. Can you explain the difference and if someone could only afford one, which one would you recommend, especially for jowls, double chin and turkey neck. Thanks so much!
Hello! From what I understand Ultrasound heats the skin using the same sound wave technology applied through medical ultrasounds, whereas radiofrequency utilizes electromagnetic wavelengths to generate similar heat. It is so hard to recommend one over the other, because I truly love both. I find radiofrequency a more relaxing experience - if that makes sense? As a result - i tend to gravitate to it more because I just enjoy the experience. However, I can't help but think results are better from ultrasound? I know this answer probably just confuses you more - so I am sorry! ☺
Well - this doesn’t have EMS with it. The Lumo is ideal for an all-in-one device, but if you have a separate EMS device or just want radio frequency- this one is great!!
The technologies are different, the Medicube deep shot is using high frequency/ultrasound which from my understanding provides a deeper more targeted ultrasound energy to the skin. Whereas, radio frequency provides a more generalized heating strategy to reach the mid-layers of the skin. Both cause skin tightening, firming, and that natural "glow" after use :). I find the nebulyft N1 far more relaxing device to use, almost spa-like in its application vs. how technical the Deep Shot is to use in terms of the precise number of shots to use, how to use it on the skin, and the time it takes. Does this help?
I hear you on the ability to trust someone who does a sponsored post, truly I do. Just like everything else- I try to make an informed decision when I watch a sponsored post, and for the creators I trust - I know they wouldn't take a sponsorship for a product they don't like, because their reputation is on the line. That is about all we can do !
