Dr Dennis Gross Skincare Pro Facial Steamer Review

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I love a gadget because I’m really into a bit of DIY beauty, so I literally couldn’t wait to test out the new Dr Dennis Gross Skincare Pro Facial Steamer. Here’s what you need to know.

What is the Dr Dennis Gross Skincare Pro Facial Steamer?

This steamer is designed to prime the skin to make any treatments and products more effective and easily absorbed.

• Works with micro-steam technology
• Infuses the skin with moisture
• Unclogs the pores
• Primes the skin for the application of your products
• Features 2 steam nozzles for double the steam output and a wider treatment area
• Unit has antibacterial coating to prevent bacterial buildup
• Ultrasonic Technology creates smaller water particles so that the micro steam can infuse the skin with hydration
• 2 heat settings – orange for sensitive skin or those new to steaming, pink for normal to oily skin, and skin used to steaming

How to use it

Cleanse face and pat dry. Fill the water tank with tap, purified or distilled water. Turn on device with one press for warm and two for hot. On the warm steam setting, the power button will glow light orange and for hot, the power button will glow hot pink. Steam for up to 15 minutes.

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My Review of Dr Dennis Gross Skincare Pro Facial Steamer

As I said at the top, I was desperate to try out this steamer. I love a bit of steam. If I have ever had a professional facial that involved steam, it has just elevated the experience so much in terms of how relaxing it is.

Facial steaming is like gentle tickles on the face and feels like a lovely warm hug to me. The steam that the Dr Dennis Gross Skincare Pro Facial Steamer produces is just perfect! It is soft and soothing and you can really feel it getting to work.

I love that this device has two nozzles where the steam comes out, so you get a really even coverage over the whole face, rather than steam blasted at one area.

Even on the higher setting, (I do everything on the highest setting) the steam still feels really gentle and soothing which must be down to how fine the steam is. It’s comfortable to breath and relax and I love that it turns itself off after the maximum 15 minutes is up.

It leaves your complexion feeling invigorated and prepped for the next steps in your routine. This is the perfect pre-mask step.

I can really feel how decongesting this is, and the areas of my skin on the sides of my chin, which can sometimes be a little bumpy, feel noticeably smoother straight after using this.

Skincare goes on like a dream afterwards, and the skin glows. Also, if you’re not up for the full 15 minutes, Dr Dennis Gross says you can just do 3 minutes a day instead.

You need to place it on a hard surface to work, as it has a safety button underneath which deactivates the device if it falls over. If you want to steam with the unit on your lap, then I suggest popping it on a hardback book.

I am loving it. I actually used it before my LED mask at the weekend and they work together beautifully.

If you are interested in checking out LED Therapy, have a read of CurrentBody LED Mask & Neck and Dec Perfector Review & Discount Code.