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Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mirror
Shoppers praise LED facial tool for leaving skin ‘lifted and less puffy'
One Amazon customer said the device was 'really relaxing' Amazon shoppers have been praising a £30 facial tool that one customer said left their skin feeling 'lifted and less puffy.' The Stylpro 6-in-1 Heated LED Electric Gua Sha features three LED light modes including red for boosting collagen, blue for targeting acne-causing bacteria and pink for skin rejuvenation. The device, which is made by innovative beauty brand Stylpro is described as working by combining 'warmth and sonic massage to lift, sculpt, and promote lymphatic drainage.' One shopper who liked the device said: "This Gua Sha is really relaxing and easy to use on the face. The heat setting feels comfortable and helps with facial tension. "It has three modes. The red light and vibration together make it feel like a spa treatment at home. It helps my skin feel more lifted and less puffy. The battery is very long lasting, I would highly recommend this." Other skincare tools available include the VRAIKO Aurora-X Handheld Gua Sha that features a massage tail and retails for £50. Facegym's £53 Multi-Sculpt High Performance Contouring Tool is a Gua Sha that boasts six edges to define, contour, and smooth the skin. One shopper who reviewed it said: "Excellent face tool, lovely in the warm weather as it stays nice and cool, noticeable difference when using this tool for lymphatic drainage." Also available is the Boots Tweezerman Stainless Steel Gua Sha for £24 which contours, lifts, and depuffs. One shopper who purchased the Stylpro Heated Gua Sha Tool said they felt it was lacking in information on how best to use it, saying: "The metal part is smooth and nice on the skin. The vibration is good and the lights work. Sadly the actual usage instructions are lacking so it is unclear how it is most effective to use or how long you should use it for. It really needed to include some detailed instructions." Others enjoyed using the device which claims to sculpt, tone, and brighten the face and neck. One happy customer said: "Tried a few tools over the years but none quite felt like they did much. This one actually encourages me to keep up with face care. The heat is calming without being too much, and the vibration isn't irritating. "I use it mostly in the evenings (just five to ten minutes) and it helps me wind down. Feels like tension drains from the jaw and temples when using it properly. After a couple of weeks, the skin doesn't feel as dull. It fits nicely in your hand without slipping and doesn't take up space in the drawer. Charging hasn't been needed often either, which is a bonus. Using it has become part of how I relax now."
Fashion Network
04-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Reliance Retail invests in UK's Facegym, takes brand to India
India's Reliance Retail said Thursday that it has strengthened its presence in beauty with a 'strategic minority investment' in UK business Facegym, which it called 'a global innovator' in facial fitness and skincare. It means it will be bringing Facegym's 'signature facial workouts' to India through standalone studios and via select stores in Reliance's Tira chain. The investment has been made through Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (RRVL) and we're told it 'marks a pivotal step in RRVL's continued expansion in the high-growth beauty and wellness space'. Facegym was founded by beauty and wellness entrepreneur Inge Theron and combines 'non-invasive facial workouts with advanced skincare formulations'. Its first studio opened in 2014 as a concession in Selfridges. Since then, it has opened locations in key cities including London, New York and Los Angeles. Reliance talked of its 'cult following across several global markets' and the recognition it has gained for 'creating a new category at the intersection of beauty, wellness, and fitness'. As mentioned, the Indian giant's Tira stores will spearhead Facegym's foray there, 'leading its local operations and market development'. Boosting its beauty and personal care business, anchored by Tira, is a key part of Reliance's strategy with Tira being 'India's fastest-growing omnichannel beauty destination'. Commenting on the partnership, Bhakti Modi, Co-founder & CEO of Tira, said: 'Our commitment is to introduce world-class brands and innovative concepts and experiences to the Indian consumer. FaceGym sits at the unique intersection of beauty, wellness, and fitness – creating a category of its own. This aligns perfectly with the discerning beauty consumer in India who is experience-oriented, and increasingly drawn to science-backed, innovative concepts.' And FaceGym CEO Angelo Castello added that 'with our current strategic partnerships, we are in a powerful position to turn FaceGym into one of the only beauty services that exists with this size of global footprint – launching in new markets, and sculpting more people than ever before with our unique approach to facial fitness and skin health. This partnership with a leading conglomerate like Reliance will serve as a catalyst for our global expansion by establishing our presence in the dynamic Indian market'.
Fashion Network
03-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Reliance Retail invests in UK's Facegym, takes brand to India
India's Reliance Retail said Thursday that it has strengthened its presence in beauty with a 'strategic minority investment' in UK business Facegym, which it called 'a global innovator' in facial fitness and skincare. It means it will be bringing Facegym's 'signature facial workouts' to India through standalone studios and via select stores in Reliance's Tira chain. The investment has been made through Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (RRVL) and we're told it 'marks a pivotal step in RRVL's continued expansion in the high-growth beauty and wellness space'. Facegym was founded by beauty and wellness entrepreneur Inge Theron and combines 'non-invasive facial workouts with advanced skincare formulations'. Its first studio opened in 2014 as a concession in Selfridges. Since then, it has opened locations in key cities including London, New York and Los Angeles. Reliance talked of its 'cult following across several global markets' and the recognition it has gained for 'creating a new category at the intersection of beauty, wellness, and fitness'. As mentioned, the Indian giant's Tira stores will spearhead Facegym's foray there, 'leading its local operations and market development'. Boosting its beauty and personal care business, anchored by Tira, is a key part of Reliance's strategy with Tira being 'India's fastest-growing omnichannel beauty destination'. Commenting on the partnership, Bhakti Modi, Co-founder & CEO of Tira, said: 'Our commitment is to introduce world-class brands and innovative concepts and experiences to the Indian consumer. FaceGym sits at the unique intersection of beauty, wellness, and fitness – creating a category of its own. This aligns perfectly with the discerning beauty consumer in India who is experience-oriented, and increasingly drawn to science-backed, innovative concepts.' And FaceGym CEO Angelo Castello added that 'with our current strategic partnerships, we are in a powerful position to turn FaceGym into one of the only beauty services that exists with this size of global footprint – launching in new markets, and sculpting more people than ever before with our unique approach to facial fitness and skin health. This partnership with a leading conglomerate like Reliance will serve as a catalyst for our global expansion by establishing our presence in the dynamic Indian market'.
Fashion Network
03-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Reliance Retail invests in UK's Facegym, takes brand to India
India's Reliance Retail said Thursday that it has strengthened its presence in beauty with a 'strategic minority investment' in UK business Facegym, which it called 'a global innovator' in facial fitness and skincare. It means it will be bringing Facegym's 'signature facial workouts' to India through standalone studios and via select stores in Reliance's Tira chain. The investment has been made through Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (RRVL) and we're told it 'marks a pivotal step in RRVL's continued expansion in the high-growth beauty and wellness space'. Facegym was founded by beauty and wellness entrepreneur Inge Theron and combines 'non-invasive facial workouts with advanced skincare formulations'. Its first studio opened in 2014 as a concession in Selfridges. Since then, it has opened locations in key cities including London, New York and Los Angeles. Reliance talked of its 'cult following across several global markets' and the recognition it has gained for 'creating a new category at the intersection of beauty, wellness, and fitness'. As mentioned, the Indian giant's Tira stores will spearhead Facegym's foray there, 'leading its local operations and market development'. Boosting its beauty and personal care business, anchored by Tira, is a key part of Reliance's strategy with Tira being 'India's fastest-growing omnichannel beauty destination'. Commenting on the partnership, Bhakti Modi, Co-founder & CEO of Tira, said: 'Our commitment is to introduce world-class brands and innovative concepts and experiences to the Indian consumer. FaceGym sits at the unique intersection of beauty, wellness, and fitness – creating a category of its own. This aligns perfectly with the discerning beauty consumer in India who is experience-oriented, and increasingly drawn to science-backed, innovative concepts.' And FaceGym CEO Angelo Castello added that 'with our current strategic partnerships, we are in a powerful position to turn FaceGym into one of the only beauty services that exists with this size of global footprint – launching in new markets, and sculpting more people than ever before with our unique approach to facial fitness and skin health. This partnership with a leading conglomerate like Reliance will serve as a catalyst for our global expansion by establishing our presence in the dynamic Indian market'.
Fashion Network
03-07-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Reliance Retail invests in UK's Facegym, takes brand to India
India's Reliance Retail said Thursday that it has strengthened its presence in beauty with a 'strategic minority investment' in UK business Facegym, which it called 'a global innovator' in facial fitness and skincare. It means it will be bringing Facegym's 'signature facial workouts' to India through standalone studios and via select stores in Reliance's Tira chain. The investment has been made through Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (RRVL) and we're told it 'marks a pivotal step in RRVL's continued expansion in the high-growth beauty and wellness space'. Facegym was founded by beauty and wellness entrepreneur Inge Theron and combines 'non-invasive facial workouts with advanced skincare formulations'. Its first studio opened in 2014 as a concession in Selfridges. Since then, it has opened locations in key cities including London, New York and Los Angeles. Reliance talked of its 'cult following across several global markets' and the recognition it has gained for 'creating a new category at the intersection of beauty, wellness, and fitness'. As mentioned, the Indian giant's Tira stores will spearhead Facegym's foray there, 'leading its local operations and market development'. Boosting its beauty and personal care business, anchored by Tira, is a key part of Reliance's strategy with Tira being 'India's fastest-growing omnichannel beauty destination'. Commenting on the partnership, Bhakti Modi, Co-founder & CEO of Tira, said: 'Our commitment is to introduce world-class brands and innovative concepts and experiences to the Indian consumer. FaceGym sits at the unique intersection of beauty, wellness, and fitness – creating a category of its own. This aligns perfectly with the discerning beauty consumer in India who is experience-oriented, and increasingly drawn to science-backed, innovative concepts.' And FaceGym CEO Angelo Castello added that 'with our current strategic partnerships, we are in a powerful position to turn FaceGym into one of the only beauty services that exists with this size of global footprint – launching in new markets, and sculpting more people than ever before with our unique approach to facial fitness and skin health. This partnership with a leading conglomerate like Reliance will serve as a catalyst for our global expansion by establishing our presence in the dynamic Indian market'.
