FOREOBEAR Mini Microcurrent Facial Device - Face Sculpting Tool - Firm & Contour - Reduce Double Chin - Non-Invasive - Increases Absorption of Facial Skin Care Products - Pearl Pink

My skin really does look and feel tighter and more uplifted when I use this. I see results right away, but to keep seeing results, I need to keep using it (b/c gravity is always working in the opposite direction). I like this mini size as it's great for travel. It delivers a smooth even current. Do follow the instructions about cleansing skin first and not using an oil based moisturizer as apparently that deflects the current. For the device to be able to conduct the current on my skin in a smooth way, I just use aloe vera gel on my face (it dries quickly so sometimes I have to reapply while still using the device). I'm not that tech savvy and even I found it easy to sync on the app on my phone.

I love this Bear Mini. My face was looking saggy and sad before, but after using the Bear Mini I look more lifted and less sad. Even my coworker noticed after she had been out for a few weeks. Very pleased and can’t imagine not having my new “secret weapon.”

Overall great product. It’s a bit smaller than expected. Works well and battery stays charged a long time.

This tiny device is deceiving in that it’s very small but surprisingly powerful. I have other microcurrent devices and this one I have to keep on the lowest setting. It’s great for a brow lift and sculpting around the lips. Nice results but don’t judge this mini by its size. It packs a little punch.

This was my first microcurrent device. Before purchase, I did a few months of research on microcurrent theory, as well as on a few different devices. My final decision had to do with the size of the Bear Mini, as I'm quite a petite person, and all the other devices just seemed huge for my face.The Bear Mini came with a small stand and a USB charging cord, but you'll need to supply the charger itself. Not a problem for me (for anyone who's got devices, right?), it's one less thing to keep track of.It's easy enough to learn to use this, there's only a million-and-one reviews/how tos available. You'll have to download the Foreo app and connect the device to it, register it, then use! There's one protocol available through the app, for toning the lower face. There's also the option to use it manually - without app - by choosing the microcurrent strength, then touching the device's two shiny silver round contacts to your skin. Theoretically, this should activate the current, and you use it as desired. As long as you have plenty of conducting gel/serum/potion on your skin, it will do its thing.While the device ran smoothly, in the beginning, through the app, when I tried to use it manually it just wouldn't go. I applied the serum, chose the lowest setting, touched it to my skin, but nothing. According to the troubleshooting on the website, this is due to a microprocessor glitch, which can be resolved by turning the device off, waiting, then turning it on again. This changed nothing. So I figured, I'll try again tomorrow. Same. So I ended up just using it through the app, about 6 times. Then on day 7 I tried again using manual settings, but again nothing. So I started the protocol through the app....but this time microcurrent intensity was so strong (although I never changed any of the program settings) that my hair at the hairline was standing straight up. It was like being attacked by static...very very buzzy, a bit painful, made my teeth chatter somewhat. I honestly didn't know if it was normal or not since this was my first microcurrent device. I know I had enough serum on my skin, nothing had changed in my protocol from the other times I'd used it. Anyway, that was the end of that for me. I returned it to Amazon with no problem. I obviously got a lemon, because many others have had success. But Foreo has to do better QC to prevent people from zapping themselves into a lawsuit. I'm not against trying again, but I'll wait for maybe the 2nd generation.

It's pricey but I've got a waddle that I'd love to tighten up non-surgically. I've had this for several months.Pros:Easy to useEasy to adjust intensitySize is niceI do see a difference when I use it consistentlyCons:They want you to sign up for a monthly fee, which I did, for $8 a month you get treatment videos and after 2 years a new device. They have 4 short videos and that's it. I wasn't feeling the value especially since the smaller device is frequently on sale (so getting a new one in two years isn't a draw for me). CANCELLING HAS BEEN A NIGHTMARE there is no straightforward way to do it. This kind of stuff really irritates me. So I took off a star

This is strong! lolI had a nuFace and this is far stronger. You actively see the muscles being pulled by the electric current and it can be painful if you're not too careful.You definitely need aloe or some conductive gel for it to work properly, but this definitely works. You have to be consistent, but this is a great affordable version of microcurrent.

I do like to take care of my skin. I don't have a lot of time. That is what makes this adorable little thing so amazing! P.S. For those who say there isn't a setting that last long enough and they don't like to have to keep turning it on. There is a setting that just stays on until you turn it off yourself and you set the current. I don't use any of the treatment modes because I prefer a single setting and I do it longer than the treatment options. I watched a couple of great YouTube videos on longer treatments and doing it every day. I'm soooooo glad I watched these first, or I would have been really annoyed at Foreo's suggestions and settings...and, quite frankly, I would not have as good of results. I felt firming and lifting the same day and also brighter skin. I told myself that I was going to do what one of the YouTube videos suggested and use it every single day for a month to compare the before and after. I am only on Day 4 and I already can't imagine myself stopping this. The other interesting thing...which I don't know if they advertise anywhere or if anyone else has noticed...I have always had a crooked smile and one side of my mouth that doesn't lift as much when I talk. This must stimulate the sleepy muscles on that side of the face because my smirk and talking is much more evened out. I literally hadn't even thought of or cared about whether that could be part of the benefit but it has been.