TheraFace Mask Glo
You’ve seen it on celebrities and influencers: the glowing face mask that looks more horror movie than skincare. Behind the alarming looks are 504 red, infrared and blue LEDs, designed to firm skin, soften fine lines and target blemish-causing bacteria. A 12-minute session also includes a gentle scalp massage. R8,999, therabody.co.za
Medicube Age-R Booster Pro Mini Plus
K-Beauty took over our bathroom cabinets years ago, so naturally the next step is a gadget. Medicube’s pocket-sized device uses electroporation, gentle vibrations and red or blue LED light to help your skincare work a little harder. It weighs just 75g and takes five to 10 minutes per session. R3,899, kbeauty.co.za
GESKE Sonic Thermo Facial Brush & Face-Lifter 8-in-1
It’s hard to believe something this small, pretty and reasonably priced can do quite so much. GESKE’s 8-in-1 cleanses, massages, firms and tones using sonic pulsations, heat and microcurrent. There’s even an AI-powered app that scans your skin and recommends a routine. R1,295, woolworths.co.za
Dyson Airwrap i.d. Curly+Coily
Once you’ve entered the world of Dyson hair tools, it can be difficult to go back (we speak from experience). The latest Airwrap has six attachments to dry, curl, shape, smooth and diffuse, plus it connects to the MyDyson app to create a personalised curling sequence at the push of a button. R9,999, dyson.co.za
ghd Sculpt Interactive Hair Straightener
There was a time when owning a ghd, and the poker-straight hair to prove it, made you the coolest kid around. Turns out, ghd is still pretty cool. Its new Sculpt reads your hair, styling speed and angle, adjusting the heat as you go. It straightens, curls and creates waves, and heats up in 20 seconds. R6,500, ghdhair.com/za
