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My Skin Care Nonnegotiable Is On Its Biggest Sale Yet & You Don't Want To Miss It
I've been using Solawave's 4-in-1 Red Light Wand longer than any other facial device, and I'll rave about it to anyone who will listen. Seriously, the results are so good that even my dermatologist questioned what changed in my skincare routine.
That's why I'm ready to shout the brand's current sale from the rooftops. Right now, the Solawave 4-in-1 Skincare Wand Kit is buy one, get one free—meaning you can get two wands and two light-activating serums for less than $200.
Allow me to tell you why I swear by this product for plumper, brighter skin. But don't waffle over your purchase too long; the wand is prone to selling out, and the stock is already dwindling.
Why I can't stop talking about Solawave
At the time, I couldn't scroll through social media without being served a testimonial for Solawave's 4-in-1 Red Light Wand, but the skeptic in me questioned these reviewers' potentially filtered glow.
Turns out, the wand was worth the hype. After seeing results from day one (read: less puffiness and a smoother, more sculpted face), I quickly integrated the device into my routine, where it's remained ever since. I find it incredibly difficult to stick to skin care routines, but the visible results kept me coming back to the Solawave.
By spending just five minutes per day with the wand, my skin has continued to improve with time. Since then, I've noticed less redness (my biggest skin concern), a more even tone, and fewer fine lines around my mouth and eyes.
What's more, countless friends have commented on how "glowy" my skin looks.
Pro tip: Don't skip your neck! It's where I've seen the most significant change in smoothness since incorporating the Solawave into my beauty routine—and the brand just launched a red light mask designed specifically to renew the skin on your neck and chest.
The best part? I've cut back majorly on professional facials, and I'm saving a ton of money. When I did see my facialist a few months after purchasing the Solawave, she even commented on my skin's improvements and questioned what I was doing differently.
The takeaway
Despite my initial skepticism, the Solawave has proven itself tenfold. My previously mentioned friend and I still use our devices regularly, raving to each other about our smoother, glowier skin. My only regret is not waiting for a sale this good.
Word of warning: This sale only happens once a year. So act now if you want to score two Solawave Red Light Wand Kits for the price of one. My advice? Stash the second kit for a gift, or split the purchase with a friend who also wants glowing skin.
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