Yes, the device is designed so that you can use all four modes one after the other. For modes 2 and 3, the ion strip (metal ring) must be attached to complete the electrical circuit. If you use all modes one after the other, you don't have to turn the device off in between; you can simply switch between modes by briefly pressing the on/off button.

After application, you can continue with your usual skincare routine: serum, moisturizer, eye balm and then move on to your makeup routine.

To adjust the intensity, you can switch between six different strengths using the plus and minus buttons. Each time you press the button, the red light flashes once. Please start with the lowest setting the first time so your skin can adjust.

The two tools can be used separately, but they also complement each other perfectly! The EMS Cleansing Brush is primarily designed for intensive deep cleansing followed by nutrient absorption, regulation, and firming of the skin's texture. The EMS Gua Sha, on the other hand, combines the benefits of traditional Chinese face yoga massage with electrical muscle stimulation and light therapy for an intensive lifting and contouring effect. We generally recommend using tools with red light and/or EMS for a maximum of 5 minutes 2-3 times per week. Overuse of such tools can disrupt the skin's regeneration time and its protective barrier, leading to irritation and overexertion.

Do not use on the eyes, eyeballs, wounds, plastic parts, neck or larynx, chest, over the heart, etc. Do not use the red light on the thyroid area (neck position) for extended periods; prolonged direct stimulation with red light can lead to thyroid hyperplasia. To protect your eyes, do not look directly into the LED light.

EMS devices use electrical impulses to stimulate muscles. There are concerns that the electrical signals flowing through the body could affect the baby, especially if they are in direct contact with the mother's skin. While it is likely safe for the mother to use red light while breastfeeding, there is a possibility that the baby could absorb the infrared rays. The long-term effects of this exposure on a developing baby are not well understood. In either case, it is important to exercise caution while breastfeeding and not take any risks for the baby. If you are unsure whether you can use a particular device while breastfeeding, it is advisable to consult a doctor or lactation consultant.

It's true that no vibration is felt during these functions. When using the EMS function, i.e., electronic muscle stimulation, slight electric shocks may be felt. This is especially pronounced when used with a water-based serum, as this improves the conductivity of the current.

Do not use on the eyes, eyeballs, wounds, plastic parts, throat or larynx, chest, or over the heart. Do not use the red light for extended periods in the thyroid area (neck position); prolonged direct stimulation with red light can lead to thyroid hyperplasia. To protect your eyes, do not look directly into the LED light.

Electronic muscle stimulation can cause this kind of pulling sensation. If the effect is too strong, try using an oil instead of a water-based serum, as this can reduce the conductivity of the current, and use the lowest strength. For dental implants, we recommend consulting a doctor or specialist.

Before and after each use, wipe the electrode and brush with a clean, soft cloth dipped in a little water. Please do not immerse the device in water or any other liquid.

Store the device in a dry, ventilated place at room temperature.

We recommend using it 2-3 times a week for a maximum of 5 minutes each.

Since water conducts electricity more effectively, you will feel the EMS function more strongly with a water-based serum.

That's why we recommend our Botanical Lifting Effect Serum or Hyaluronic Acid Serum. If these absorb too quickly, try our 2-in-1 Squalane Serum, which contains squalane oil for better glide, or mix a drop of your Face Yoga Oil into the serum.

No. The tool is not waterproof and should not be washed directly with water or immersed in water. To clean, wipe with a damp, soft cloth.