Microcurrent Facial Device for Your Counter and Your Carry-On

Some mornings you've got six minutes and your whole bathroom counter. Other days you're in a hotel with none of your usual things. This set is built for both. The SCULPTRESS PRO 2.0 is the full-size microcurrent facial device you keep at home, and the MINI is the small one that travels in your bag.

What each one does

The PRO 2.0 is a dual-head microcurrent (EMS) facial device that puts several tools in one body: microcurrent stimulation, vibration, warmth and cooling, and LED light in red, blue, and purple. There's a Gua Sha–style applicator head, an on-board EMS button, and a display base. It's made for a slower, more thorough facial massage at home, the professional-style routine you'd otherwise leave the house for. If you want it on its own, there's a full breakdown on the RIKI SCULPTRESS PRO 2.0 .

The MINI keeps that targeted facial massage in a much smaller body. It slips into a purse, a carry-on, or a desk drawer without you thinking about it, so your routine doesn't stop when you leave town. It's the one for quick touch-ups rather than the full sit-down. You can also pick up the RIKI SCULPTRESS MINI on its own if that's all you need.

Six modes, built from eight technologies

The PRO 2.0 runs eight things in one device: red, blue, and purple LED light, deep infrared, microcurrent (EMS), vibration, heating, and cooling. They're set up as six preset modes:

• Warmth + red LED — a relaxing warm mode that leaves skin looking refreshed and radiant
• Warmth + red LED + EMS — the same warmth with microcurrent added, for a look that feels firmer and more toned
• Cooling + blue LED — a refreshing cool mode that helps skin look calmer and less puffy
• Cooling + blue LED + EMS — cooling with microcurrent, leaving skin looking fresher and more lifted
• EMS + purple LED — microcurrent with purple light for a toned, more lifted appearance
• Red + deep infrared + EMS — the fullest mode, warming the skin while you work serum in so it feels like it sinks in more easily

Long-press the M button to add vibration on top of any mode, and switch between everything on the device itself.

The temperature settings, since people ask

Heating runs at three levels: roughly 38°C on low, 42°C on medium, and 46°C on high (about 100°F, 108°F, and 115°F). Cooling goes the other way, around 16°C, 12°C, and 9°C (about 68°F, 66°F, and 61°F). The warmth feels relaxing and works well with whatever serum you've got on, and the cooling side feels fresh first thing in the morning.

How people use it

Most settle into about six minutes a day. Put on your serum or moisturiser first so the device glides, pick a mode, then work it slowly across your cheeks, jaw, and brow. With a microcurrent facial device the slip from your skincare matters more than how hard you press. Light, unhurried passes feel better, and skin tends to look firmer and more awake afterwards.

What's in the set

• 1 × RIKI SCULPTRESS PRO 2.0
• 1 × RIKI SCULPTRESS MINI
• Charging cable(s)
• User manual(s)

Before you use it: safety and who should skip it

The PRO 2.0 uses microcurrent (EMS, electrical muscle stimulation), so there are people who shouldn't use it and a few rules that apply to everyone. This list isn't exhaustive, and your user manual is the final word, so read it before the first session.

Don't use the EMS function if you:

• have a pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, or any other implanted electronic device
• have epilepsy or a history of seizures
• are pregnant
• have cancer or are undergoing cancer treatment
• have a thrombosis or phlebitis condition
• have metal plates, pins, or other metal implants in the area you'd be working on

Hold off too, or check with a doctor first, if you've recently had facial surgery or a cosmetic treatment like injectables, microneedling, laser, or a chemical peel, until your skin has fully healed. Skip any patch of skin that's broken, inflamed, swollen, or breaking out. Keep the EMS off the front of your neck, and don't run it directly over your eyes or across your mouth.

If you've got a health condition that isn't on this list, or you're just not sure it's right for you, check with your doctor before starting. The full user manual has the complete instructions and precautions.