This is the beauty treatment responsible for Jennifer Aniston’s fabulous complexion
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Think this star looks the same as she did in Friends 25 years ago? Then you'll want to know that Jennifer Aniston's microcurrent facials are responsible for her age-defying looks.
Jennifer previously did an interview with InStyle where she talked about her love of microcurrent facials. “It’s like a little workout for your face,” she said. “If you don’t work out, eventually everything drops.”
In case you’re not familiar with it, microcurrent therapy has been used since the 80s to treat sufferers of Bell’s palsy whose muscles have atrophied, before it was developed as a muscle stimulator for beauty treatments.
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Microcurrent facials are a treatment where an aesthetician sends tiny electro waves into the muscles to make them contract, with the goal of tightening, lifting and toning your skin, as well as sending fresh blood and nutrients to the surface.
Aniston didn’t elaborate on where or how often she gets her microcurrent facials, but rumor has it that she swears by one particular gadget to give her a lift on-set or before a photoshoot. And better still, you can invest in the same technology for an at-home treatment.
The device is called the NuFACE Trinity Facial Toning Kit. It's a handheld device with two metallic spheres at the tip, the idea being that after applying a conductive gel, you slowly run the device over your skin and the spheres work together to create a current. This, in turn, sends low-level electricity into the skin for an immediate lift.
According to the NuFace website, users should initially use the device for five days a week for 60 days (then downgrade to two or three weekly treatments).
Et voila, Aniston's time-machine treatment revealed.
Best at-home microcurrent gadgets
NuFace Trinity Facial Toning Kit, $325 [£315], Net-A-Porter
Foreo Bear Facial Toning Device, $299, Amazon (opens in new tab) [£279, Cult Beauty (opens in new tab)]
Cute name aside, this device uses microcurrent together with T-Sonic pulsations to exercise the 65+ muscles in your face and ease tension. There's even an app so you can customise your workouts.
ZIIP Beauty Nano Current Device, £425, Cult Beauty (opens in new tab)
Four minutes is all you need to perk up your skin. Controlled by an app, you can adjust the setting to tackle the first signs of aging as well as deeper lines.
Fiona Embleton is a beauty writer who is now Acting Beauty Editor at Stylist. She is obsessed with Isabel Marant and cats.
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