Does it really work? Like the diamond mico suction one does

@@RainorShine1 yes, it works, when the skin is wet. i have not used micro suction bc it sounds more damaging.

@@RainorShine1 These things REALLY work. But, yes, your skin has to be very wet. Like, dripping wet, for it to work. Otherwise you're just causing a ton of friction on your skin. If you're doing it correctly, your skin should have ZERO irritation when you finish. You also have to make sure the device you purchase actually has a strong enough motor. Some of these devices look like they're running on hope instead of electricity.

@@geoffreybrowne5191electricity and water? doesnt sound right

@@jrmint2 you would be correct. Any kind of suction or vacuum device on the skin will risk bursting a blood vessel, and it also stretches the skin and causes general irritation.

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please explain?

Agreed she isn’t

It would have been more useful to educate instead of criticise.

@@penelopepitstop7748she’s not putting enough pressure on her skin, for s start.

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