Is Frequency Facial Machine Safe?

IS FREQUENCY FACIAL MACHINE SAFE?

There are lots of skin care tools you can find in the market that offers a lot of benefits. But, the first question that would struck our minds is – is it safe to use?

Pimples? Wrinkles? Acne? Whatever skin problem that troubles you constantly, I’m sure you’ve had a lot of doubts to try different products on your skin and frequency facial machine must have been is on your try-list.

eDiva’s High Frequency Beauty Machine is one of the best skin care tool used by estheticians at skin care clinics that comes in a compact version. It promises a lot of benefits to your skin for you to achieve a natural healthy glowing and fairer skin.

As some other skin care tools offer great benefits to the skin yet they have consequences or side effects, we would definitely want to know if frequency facial machine is safe to use. To get the answers we want, let us first take a look at its history and how it was developed and used.

History of Frequency Facial Machine

The history of frequency facial machine started way back in the late nineteenth century when Frederick Finch Strong invented the Vacuum Electrode (famously known as Violet Ray). The first glass electrode he designed was made from a modified Geissler tube. It had an upper terminal covered in a sealing wax with an insulating handle at its opposite end.

Later on, Strong upgraded his design into a range of tubes of different sizes and shapes that could be used with the Strong-Ovington Static Induction and High-Frequency Apparatus he had developed with Earle Lewis Ovington. By the 1920s, glass electrodes had been developed into tools for dentistry, medicine and some beauty salons made from soda lime or borosilicate glass. A more user-friendly version was developed after the first World War and was available in the market for home users.

In the early 1900s, manufacturing violet rays was banned in the United States for false claims. Most users stopped using the tool for medicine and dentistry although it was still used in many beauty salons. After many years of no manufacture, new versions and models of it had once again been developed as skin care treatments.

Is it safe?

Considering the history of frequency facial machine and how it was used in medicine and other uses in the past, there had been no issues reported regarding any harm that could be caused by this skin care tool. Although, you should use it moderately at a maximum of five times a week.

The frequency facial machine is safe to use as a skin care tool or treatment machine however if you are not a professional esthetician, be sure to read its manual and general usage to avoid any unwanted results.