Electric Gua Sha Device by Glamorlush — five tools in the shape of one: gua sha contouring, microcurrent, EMS, constant warmth and red light in one curved head.

Electric Gua Sha Facial Device — 5-in-1 Microcurrent, EMS, Heat, Red Light & Vibration Massager for Face and Neck

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Electric Gua Sha Device by Glamorlush — five tools in the shape of one: gua sha contouring, microcurrent, EMS, constant warmth and red light in one curved head.
  • Electric Gua Sha Device by Glamorlush — five tools in the shape of one: gua sha contouring, microcurrent, EMS, constant warmth and red light in one curved head.
  • The five functions labelled around the device: gua sha contouring, constant warmth, microcurrent, EMS pulses, and red light with vibration.
  • A gua sha stone compared with the electric device. The stone does the sculpting sweep; the device adds warmth, microcurrent, EMS and red light.
  • Constant warmth: heat builds in seconds and holds steady at the contact plate, helping a water-based serum absorb.
  • Microcurrent and EMS: low-level current for the look of tone and definition. The effect is cumulative and temporary.
  • Where to use it on the face and neck: jawline, cheekbones, sides of the neck, brow and forehead, and under the chin. Never over the eyelids or the front of the throat.
  • How to use it in three steps: layer a serum first, work upward and outward for five to ten minutes, then wipe the head clean and charge.
  • Comparison table of the electric gua sha device against a traditional gua sha stone across six features.
  • What ships to you: the Model G3 device, a charging cable and a user manual. 286 g, rechargeable, 30-day returns on unused items.
  • Electric Gua Sha Device by Glamorlush — five tools in the shape of one: gua sha contouring, microcurrent, EMS, constant warmth and red light in one curved head.
  • The five functions labelled around the device: gua sha contouring, constant warmth, microcurrent, EMS pulses, and red light with vibration.
  • A gua sha stone compared with the electric device. The stone does the sculpting sweep; the device adds warmth, microcurrent, EMS and red light.
  • Constant warmth: heat builds in seconds and holds steady at the contact plate, helping a water-based serum absorb.
  • Microcurrent and EMS: low-level current for the look of tone and definition. The effect is cumulative and temporary.
  • Where to use it on the face and neck: jawline, cheekbones, sides of the neck, brow and forehead, and under the chin. Never over the eyelids or the front of the throat.
  • How to use it in three steps: layer a serum first, work upward and outward for five to ten minutes, then wipe the head clean and charge.
  • Comparison table of the electric gua sha device against a traditional gua sha stone across six features.
  • What ships to you: the Model G3 device, a charging cable and a user manual. 286 g, rechargeable, 30-day returns on unused items.
Electric Gua Sha Facial Device — 5-in-1 Microcurrent, EMS, Heat, Red Light & Vibration Massager for Face and Neck

Electric Gua Sha Facial Device — 5-in-1 Microcurrent, EMS, Heat, Red Light & Vibration Massager for Face and Neck

$54.99
ColorWhite

Five tools in the shape of one.

A traditional gua sha stone does one thing well. This does the same sculpting motion while adding warmth, microcurrent, EMS and red light — which is what turns a five-minute ritual into something you can feel working.

The experience

The curved head is shaped to follow the jawline, cheekbone and neck. Warmth builds within seconds and holds steady, which is what makes serum absorb better and the whole thing feel like a treatment rather than a gadget. A soft vibration runs underneath, and the red light glows through the contact plate.

The five functions

  • Gua sha contouring — the classic sculpting sweep, along jawline, cheek and neck
  • Microcurrent — low-level current for the look of tone and definition
  • EMS pulses — gentle muscle stimulation
  • Constant warmth — steady heat to help products absorb and keep the massage comfortable
  • Red light and vibration — the finishing layer, used with your serum

How to use

Always on a conductive layer — a water-based serum, gel or the PDRN Peptide Essence. Never on dry skin. Work upward and outward from the centre of the face, five to ten minutes, three to four times a week. Charge fully before first use, and wipe the head clean afterward.

Do not use this device if you

Have a pacemaker or any implanted electronic device; are pregnant; have epilepsy or a seizure disorder; have metal implants, plates or pins in the treatment area; have an active skin infection, open wound or severe acne on the area; have had injectables, fillers or facial surgery recently — wait and ask your practitioner; or have a heart condition, high blood pressure or a thyroid disorder. Do not use over the eyelids or the front of the throat. If in any doubt, ask your doctor first.

What's in the box

  • Beauty device × 1 (Model G3, white)
  • Charging cable × 1
  • User manual × 1
  • Shipping weight: approx. 10.1 oz (286 g)
  • Power: built-in rechargeable lithium battery

Questions people ask

Who should not use a microcurrent or EMS device?
Anyone with a pacemaker or implanted electronic device, anyone pregnant, anyone with epilepsy, metal implants in the treatment area, an active skin infection, or recent facial injectables or surgery. Ask your doctor if you're unsure.

Do you need a gel with it?
Yes, always. A water-based serum or gel is what lets the current travel — using it on dry skin is uncomfortable and stops it working.

How often should you use it?
Three to four times a week, five to ten minutes a session. Daily use offers no additional benefit.

What does microcurrent actually do?
Low-level current gently stimulates facial muscles, which can improve the look of tone and definition. The effect is cumulative and temporary — it fades if you stop.

Electric gua sha or a regular gua sha stone?
A stone is manual and excellent for lymphatic sweeping. This adds heat, current and light, so it does more, but a stone is cheaper and travels better.

Can you use it on your neck?
On the sides and the jawline, yes — avoid the front of the throat over the thyroid.

How long does the battery last?
Charge fully before first use. Charge again when the indicator signals — leaving a lithium battery flat for months shortens its life.

Is it safe with fillers or Botox?
Wait until you've fully healed and ask your practitioner. Timing depends on what you had done and when.

A cosmetic beauty device designed to support the appearance of a more contoured, refreshed complexion and help products absorb. Results are temporary and vary. Not a medical device, and not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. Contains a lithium battery — dispose of according to local regulations.

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