DIAMONDBUFF™

Do you ever wish you had a "magic wand" to simply erase those imperfections leaving your skin radiant and velvety smooth?

Microdermabrasion can help erase years of damage to your skin, providing a safe, non-invasive method of exfoliation that removes dead skin cells from the top layer of the skin revealing fresh, healthy, vibrant skin beneath!

DIAMONDBUFF encourages new cell growth, improves the absorption of hydrating lotions and serums, increases elasticity, and simulates collagen production. Regular use can reduce fine lines and wrinkles, help fight acne and reduce acne scarring, even skin tone, minimize large pores, and revitalize dead skin.

Use every two weeks to mimic a clinical microderm facial. We recommend using it at night and following with CELLRENEW for best results.

Step 1: Thoroughly cleanse your skin with a cleanser like GENTLECLEAN. Tool can be used on either dry or damp skin. For best results, we recommend damp skin.
Step 2: Wet the head of your tool with cool water and start with one section at a time. Gently pull your skin taut.
Step 3: Gently move the tool back and forth or in a circular, fluid, upward motion. Continue to dampen the head of the tool as you gently polish moving from section to section, keeping the head flat. Be careful not to stay in one area too long.
Step 4: Depending on your skin, you may wish to repeat steps 2-3. For thicker skin, 2 passes is recommended. For fragile, sensitive skin, we recommend 1 pass. With continued use, you may find an additional pass is needed.
Step 5: Saturate a cotton ball with a calming toner and gently wipe your skin. Pat dry and apply a calming, hydrating protective moisturizer. If going outdoors, ALWAYS apply sunscreen.
Step 6: Shine bright like a diamond!™️

NOTE: Not recommended to keratosis sufferers, people with undiagnosed lesions, active rosacea or acne, diabetes, auto-immune disorders, fragile capillaries, eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, or lupus. Recent laser surgery or Accutane acne treatment may also be sound reasons for your doctor not to recommend microdermabrasion. Always discuss your medical history with your doctor if unsure.