What will they think of next?The beauty and cosmetics industry changes at an exhausting pace. The race for the hottest gadgets and best corrective compound is as competitive as the race for the latest new social media tool.
In the last few years vibrating tools have been making appearances. But have they been making appearances better? Or just putting out gadgets to see if we'll fall for it?
My first beauty vibrator was a mascara out just a few years ago by Estee Lauder. Turbo Lash made a splash and sent other cosmetics companies to the starting line in the race to use vibration technology in more ways.
Vibration has been used for some time now in order to activate skin to respond to a particular treatment. From skin contour treatments to mascaras to cleansing and facials. Vibration technology has made its way into our beauty bags.
My latest experiment has been with the new L'Oreal Collagen Micro-pulse correction system for the eye. The concept is that the micro-pulse massager will stimulate circulation and help remove under-eye puffiness. The product is about the size of a mascara tube. One end is a tube of eye cream with Erasyl, an ingredient said to give you brighter eyes and with Collagen to smooth away wrinkles for younger looking skin. The product is easy enough for anyone who can read the very simple instructions posted on the box. Just don't throw away the box if you are forgetful. You dab on a few dots of the cream then gently massage it into your skin with the tool connected to the eye cream tube.
I can't yet say that it has made a difference but it gave my husband and I a chuckle thinking of catchy titles and teasers with which to introduce the product. He won with "make your eyes sparkle with this new vibrator".
Let me know if you have tried this product. Be part of our team by having your reviews and thoughts posted here! I'll keep using the Collagen Micro-pulse from L'Oreal because the technology behind it certainly makes sense to me.
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