NEWDERMO 2-in-1 Microdermabrasion Machine Facial Diamond Pore Suction Machine Blackhead Remover Vacuum Salon-Level Dermabrasion at Home (Green and White)

Interesting skincare tool that's effective in some respects and isn't in others. The suction part is effective and can help clear congested skin and blackheads but needs to be used with care. If you're really trying to dislodge a blackhead you'll probably need the suction at full strength but then it can very easily cause red marks that take a day or so to clear. At that strength if you apply it to a whitehead or pimple you could easily draw (small amounts of) blood so you have to proceed with caution. The microdermabrasion feature seems really to be a reference to a couple of the interchangeable heads that come with the unit, one large and one small, and which have a metal textured tip that feels rough against the skin. The textured surface resembles a diamond-dusted nail file and they're not really that effective and again could cause damage if used wrongly - as scraping a nail file across your face might tend to. The third feature is the inbuilt mister and that's quite a cool effect but again isn't all that effective. There's a reservoir in the tip of the device (sealed with a silicone cap) that you fill with water or water-based toner and the device then uses ultrasonics to produce a very fine mist which emits from a nozzle hidden behind the mist on/off sliding switch. It's an extremely fine mist and emerges from the nozzle without any real force, it's more a cloud than a jet, and it barely carries any fluid and so it's barely enough to dampen your skin. If you hold it really close to your skin there's a pleasant cooling effect but it's really very limited. I added some Gatineau (water-based) toner and it created a very fine and pleasant smelling mist but it's so fine you can't really avoid breathing it in while treating your face and I wonder if inhaling Gatineau toner is really recommended? It does look cool though! Overall it's an interesting skincare tool (or maybe it's a skincare toy) which could have a place in your regimen but needs a bit of care and caution. It also needs a price cut or a discount off the full retail price.

I was fascinated by this product - I've used every face cleaning gadget and cream under the sun, so I just had to try this one. And I'm not disappointed. FYI I am 63 with combination skin - dry cheeks and slightly oily forehead, nose and chin (the classic T zone) with medium pore size. A slightly medical looking device - it looks like something a doctor would use to peer into your ear or eye - this feels very comfortable in the hand. Comes with five different heads and has five different suction levels so you can do the exact job you want at the level you want - blackhead removal, exfoliate or massage. Great. There is a replaceable filter so you can catch whatever gunk comes out of your skin without it damaging the device. You can also fill a small reservoir with toner or warm water to mist your skin afterwards. Nice touch. I washed my face with a gently foaming cleanser, dried it then used the fine diamond suction tip on my nose, chin and forehead. I started off at the lowest level of suction and increased it to the highest level. I gently but firmly moved the tip around the areas I was working, and I could really feel the suction. I had a few red marks on my skin, but nothing to write home about and not at all painful. The colouration subsided very quickly. I misted with warm water then cleansed again with a cleanse and polish cream and a muslin cloth. I felt clean and glowing, and there was a fascinating but slightly disgusting amount of gunk on the disposable filter, yeuk, but useful to demonstrate that it actually did something. I also had a go with the large crystal tip, and I would advise using a lower level of suction with this head that with the fine diamond, because boy does it have some power! My husband is fascinated by this device, and he now wants to try it out on his face, which will be interesting (I remember when he tried my epilator, that didn't end well at all!). At £46.74 (as at 28 February 2023) this isn't cheap, and I won't be using it every day, but I'm pleased to have it and it will get used.

I like to look after my skin so was really pleased to try this product as I had seen so many adverts of a similar product. The 3-in-1 remover itself is quite sturdy and comes with different heads to choose from based on your requirement. It is fairly easy to use and the online video in the listing helps too. It also has different power levels to choose from. I have a very sensitive and dry skin and in the past have had terrible experiences using beauty products so I always tend to stay extra cautious when trying new products. After cleansing and using a hot flannel I used the blackhead remover, making sure I didn't leave it at a place for too long. I used the two lower suction options and it was sufficient to remove the blackheads. Along with removing the blackheads the product also cleans the pores effectively. I am so glad that they have provided extra filters. Please do note that after this procedure your skin may turn red so do make sure to use the facial mister and then use ice cubes to seal the open pores. I also used Aloe vera gel the following day to reduce the redness on my skin and get it back to normal. I must say that my skin felt very smooth after this and I am very pleased with the results. Hope you find this review useful.

Very disappointed, I made the error to bin the packaging out of habit, contacted the seller but would be shocked if anything comes out of it

Really like the results but one of the attachments broke soon after receiving this.