DermaSuctionBattery Operated White Pore Cleaner
R219
Please note
- Due to the nature of this product returns and refunds won't be facilitated, unless sealed in original packaging.
About
Grossed out by your clogged pores? Looking for a better way of how to get rid of blackheads?
DermaSuction effortlessly removes blackheads for painless and easy blackhead removal. Squeezing damages delicate skin tissue. And so-called blackhead remover masks often fall short of their claims.
DermaSuction is like a cordless vacuum for your face. It uses a powerful, yet gentle vacuum that extracts impurities and blackheads from your pores. With two different power settings, you choose the one that’s right for you.
DermaSuction has 4 interchangeable suction heads for the perfect extraction. Reveal your beautiful skin! When you’re done, simply rinse the dirty suction head underwater. Don’t stop at your face – use DermaSuction to remove impurities from all over your body.
Get DermaSuction and suck the yuck out of your pores!
Product Features
- Easily eliminates clogged pores
- Painless blackhead remover
- A powerful, yet gentle vacuum sucks out the yuck
- Four suction heads included: small, large, oval, and sonic head
- Two power settings to suit your needs
- Waterproof suction head
- Easy to clean – just rinse the dirty suction head
- Great to use on face, arms, and legs
- Includes DermaSuction, small suction head, large suction head, oval suction head, and sonic head
- Requires 2 AA batteries, batteries not included
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