Our Beauty Editor’s Favorite Multipurpose Microcurrent Device is More Than $140 Off

2 min readOur favorite multipurpose microcurrent device—the Therabody Theraface Pro—is 34% off on Amazon right now.The 8-in-1 device comes with several modalities to lift, sculpt, smooth wrinkles, treat acne, and more.As the summer draws to a close, I’m taking stock of how my skin fared after plenty of days in the sun and high humidity. It’s safe to say that my skin could use some extra TLC heading into the fall.If you’ve been noticing more sun spots or skin sagging, Therabody’s Theraface Pro is our beauty editor’s MVP skincare tool for some post-summer skin rehab—and did I mention it’s 34 percent off right now?!WH beauty editor Nicole Saunders calls the Theraface Pro the best multipurpose tool in our microcurrent devices shopping guide. For the uninitiated, “microcurrent devices use low levels of electrical current to stimulate facial muscles, helping to boost collagen and sculpt and lift the face,” dermatologist Marisa Garshick, MD previously told Women’s Health.The device delivers effective microcurrent treatments that help lift and plump skin, but it also offers eight treatments in one. Equipped with different magnetic attachments, the Theraface Pro has red light therapy and infrared lights to address wrinkles and fine lines, while blue LED light targets acne-causing bacteria.Shop the Therabody Theraface Pro On SaleIt can also be used as a percussive face massager and comes with multiple brush heads to gently cleanse your face. WH contributor Lily Wohlner tested the device for several months, saying it helped clear her adult acne.“It seems intimidating if you’re a beginner, but this tool truly makes my life so much easier for banishing acne, tightening my skin, and waking me up when I didn’t get enough sleep the night before,” says Wohlner.If you struggle with jaw tension or TMJ, Wohlner also found that the percussion attachment alongside the microcurrent helped relax her sore jaw muscles.While the Theraface Pro typically retails for $420, you can save $141 during this limited-time sale on Amazon. If you plan to incorporate at least a few of the device’s extra modalities into your routine, then this deal is definitely worth shopping.Shop the Therabody Theraface Pro On SaleOther Microcurrent Devices We TrustStill interested in microcurrent, but curious what other devices our beauty team trusts? Saunders is also a big fan of these three options that start at just $179.“While not as powerful as TheraFace, the Solawave is half the cost, making it an unbeatable tool at an entry-level price point,” says Saunders. “It combines microcurrent with red light therapy, a facial massage setting, and therapeutic warmth to achieve similar results. Genius!”"Microcurrent gently lifts and defines my cheekbones, while electroporation helps my face serum and cream penetrate more effectively,” says Saunders. “It also taps into red LEDs to soften my fine lines and wrinkles, while near-infrared light penetrates beneath my skin's surface, helping it feel firmer”“This is, by far, the smartest microcurrent device I’ve tried,” says Saunders. “The Bluetooth-capable device has a smartphone app where I can choose from seven different facials that focus on sculpting, zapping acne, brightening my complexion, or smoothing out fine lines. To unlock all available treatments, I simply sync my device with the smartphone app.”Sidney Lee is the Editor, Deals and Trends, for Best Products, Popular Mechanics, Runner’s World, Biography, Women’s Health, Men’s Health, and Oprah Daily. She loves keeping up on the latest social media trends and viral pop culture moments to recommend only the best products to readers. Previously, Sidney was the Assistant Home Editor at HGTV Magazine as well as contributing editor at Food Network and The Pioneer Woman Magazines, covering home, food, style, and more. She is based in Manhattan, and outside of work you can find her trying all the latest restaurants the city has to offer.Nicole Saunders is the beauty editor at Women's Health and has nine years of experience researching, writing, and editing lifestyle content. She specializes in breaking down complicated topics, like red light therapy for hair growth and LED face masks, into easy-to-understand guides. Saunders takes great pride in heavily researching and testing featured beauty products, such as strengthening shampoos and body washes for dry skin on our site. Previously, she was the beauty editor at Best Products where she tested quite literally thousands of launches for her quarterly column and the Best New Beauty Awards package. She also launched the beauty and wellness coverage at NBC News and contributed to CNN, Cosmopolitan, Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, and Harper's BAZAAR. You can follow her on Instagram to stay in the loop on her product testing adventures.