Estheticians have so many tools nowadays to help with skin improvement, from a simple scrub brush to ultrasonic. Here are a few machines that are commonly used today and their functions.
Facial Steamer. The facial steamer is used to help open pores. Debris can get into the pores and the steamer will open that up for the debris to clear, leaving skin more supple and for products to penetrate.
How to use your steamer:
Each steamer is different by the make and model but they all have the same concept. The steamer will usually have a chamber that will hold the water. You always want to put distilled or purified water in your steamer. Undistilled water or unpurified water will clog up steamer because of the corrosive mineral deposits. Of course, you cannot remove all the corrosive mineral deposits but you can minimize them along with any build up. Once you have filled up your water chamber accordingly to you specific steamer, you can turn it on and wait for the steam. It does, normally, take a few minutes for the steam it really kick in while it is warming the water. The steamer should be kept about 5 to 10 inches from the face to avoid burning.
Facial Scrub Brush.…show more content… This device will suck up the impurities and all the dirt as well as stimulate the skin, the blood circulation, and the lymphatic. The vacuum helps to reduce creases in the skin, smile lines, crows feet, and improve the total appearance. The vacuum can be used in replacement for the massage. There are a few types of heads for the machine, depending on the area being vacuumed. When using the facial vacuum, you want to keep the skin moist and make gently but firm stroked across the face. You will most likely want to make smaller passes, that way you have less of a chance to skip over any spot. Its also important to also cross hatch and retrace your steps. Do not focus on any one area too long, for this may irritate the skin in that
