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GESKE Skincare Devices and Facial Toning Tools

GESKE is a German beauty tech brand, and its skincare devices are built to do more than one job. A single device might cleanse and massage, and some add warmth or cooling too. If you've never used a skincare device, they're easier to pick up than they look. The GESKE app has video-guided sessions, so you can follow along on your first go.

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GESKE Aqua Steam Face Cleanser | 8 In 1

About GESKE

What Is GESKE?

GESKE is a German beauty tech brand that makes skincare devices for use at home. The range centres on sonic facial brushes and microcurrent devices, with cleansers and rollers alongside, and many pair with the GESKE app for guided sessions.

Choosing a GESKE Device

Start with what you want a device to do. Sonic brushes and cleansers focus on cleansing, while microcurrent devices are the facial toning option. Some also add warmth or cooling. Microcurrent devices are used with a gel, and GESKE makes its own. If you haven't used a skincare device before, a sonic brush is the simplest place to begin, and the app will show you how each session works.

Not Sure Which Is Right for You?

Want advice tailored to your skin? Start with our free online skin test. You can also contact our expert team for one-to-one advice, and read our blog for expert tips on building a routine that supports your skin goals.

Sonic Facial Brushes for Everyday Cleansing

The Sonic Facial Brush 5 in 1 is the compact option, made for cleansing and massage. The Sonic Thermo Facial Brush 6 in 1 does the same with added warmth. Both work with the GESKE app, so you can follow a guided session.

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MicroCurrent Skin Scrubber and Gel

The MicroCurrent Skin Scrubber & Blackhead Remover 9 in 1 pairs deep cleansing with a microcurrent lift. You use it with the Hydrating MicroCurrent Gel, which GESKE says is needed for the microcurrent session.

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Our Expert Tip for Skincare Devices

"Watch one of the app's video sessions before you use the device for the first time. It shows you how to move it across your face, which is easier than working it out as you go. Stick to the session time in the instructions too. Longer isn't better, and it's not worth irritating your skin. If yours is sensitive, patch test first and read the safety guidance in the box."

- Kimberley, Face the Future Skincare Expert.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is GESKE?

GESKE is a German beauty tech brand that makes skincare devices for use at home. Many combine several functions in one, such as cleansing and microcurrent.

What does the GESKE app do?

It's made to go with the devices. It can scan your skin, suggest a routine and give you video-guided sessions to follow.

What is a microcurrent device, and is it a facial toning device?

A microcurrent device uses a low-level electrical current and is designed to stimulate the facial muscles, which is why it's often sold as a facial toning device. Any change builds up gradually with regular use, so don't expect results overnight.

Do I need a gel with a microcurrent device?

Usually, yes. Microcurrent sessions are normally done with a water-based gel on cleansed skin, and GESKE makes its own. Your device's instructions will say which to use.

Which GESKE device should I start with?

Start with what you want it to do. A sonic brush is the simplest way into cleansing, while a microcurrent device is for toning and lifting. Still undecided between two? Our skincare team can point you to the right one.

How often should I use a skincare device?

Each device has its own session length and frequency in the instructions, so follow those rather than using it for longer.

Can I use a device alongside my usual skincare?

Yes, but mind the order. Use any gel your device needs first, then apply your serum and moisturiser afterwards.

Are skincare devices safe for everyone?

Not always. Check the safety guidance in the box before you start, and speak to your GP first if you're pregnant, have a skin condition or have an implanted medical device.