Difference between high tech facial tools like NuFace, BeautyBio and PMD devices

[sabrinas]

Hi everyone! So, in hopes that I get the ebates giftcard offer tomorrow, aka the last day for 20% off at Sephora, I want to get a few beauty tools.  So far I was thinking BeautyBio and the NuFace, however does anyone recommend getting PMD instead of the BeautyBio? Or are all three of these devices different from eachother in general? Should I get all three? How should I rotate using them, can I use two at once? Thank you!

[traveladdyct]

I have the PMD Microderm Tool & I love it. It definitely takes a good amount of time to build up to a disc level that gives noticeable results (you WILL regret it if you skip levels). The instructions say 8-12 weeks for results but I'm only 6 weeks in & I'm already noticing softer, smoother, & less dull skin. I use it once a week & you'll need a great toner & moisturizer afterward.

[Kayler00]

I have the PMD clean and while I like it my cleansers and water gets in behind the head. Which means it won't dry and bacteria or mold may end up growing. It's just a flaw in how they made it. The silicone isn't one piece it's 2 separate pieces. No way to not prevent your cleansers & water to get in behind it. 😞 

[RickiLGo]

I have the PMD and I really like it. It has helped with age spots and uneven skin tone as well as dull skin. I do not have the other 2, so I can’t help you there. Good luck!