The best of...beauty power tools
PaloVia Skin Renewing Laser, Bliss Fat Girl Slim Lean Machine, and more
PaloVia Skin Renewing Laser
The first FDA-approved laser for do-it-yourself fine-line reduction can sting during use but it causes crow’s feet to fade after a few weeks of daily treatment.
$499, palovia.com
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Bliss Fat Girl Slim Lean Machine
Anti-cellulite cream alone only does so much. This device provides vacuum-assisted massaging to boost the cream’s effectiveness in smoothing dimpled skin.
$145, blissworld.com
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Tria Hair Removal Laser 4X
At-home electrolysis may seem risky, but this tool is “foolproof.” It emits a single pulse to minimize pain and only works if the user’s skin can be safely treated.
$449, triabeauty.com
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Beachwaver by Sarah Potempa
This motorized curling iron “takes the guesswork out of creating perfect waves.” Press a button and the barrel spins, twirling your locks into soft, loose curls.
$199, sarahpotempa.com
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Solano 3300 Xtralite
Our favorite blow-dryer “makes quick work of even the thickest hair,” thanks to 1800 watts of power and technology that ensures even heat distribution. It’s also “as light as a water bottle.”
$159, solanopower.com
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