Living / 22 March, 2021 / Ellie Thompson
Sensica is leading the way when it comes to home beauty devices, and with a healthy attitude towards beauty combined with cutting-edge tech, they’re well worth a look.
They’re a brand that champions real beauty, and by that, they mean skin that isn’t airbrushed by PhotoShop. Makes sense to us. But that said, they understand how it feels to want to improve skin tone, get rid of excess hair, and finally combat the pesky cellulite.
The team at Sensica has been at the forefront of professional medical aesthetics for decades, and in light of the “new normal”, it made sense for them to concentrate on turning salon and clinic treatments into easy-to-use devices we can use at home.
Based on advanced non-invasive technology, Sensica’s range of safe and effective home-use devices aim to address a range of skin and body complaints. Sensica devices target anti-ageing, hair removal, cellulite and body contouring, and we take a look at five of their hero products all designed for personal use.
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RRP £279
Sensilift by Sensica is a non-invasive, medical-grade facial therapy device. Its aim? To promote a younger-lookig face, hands and décolletage. According to TECH/Spy Magazine “…it’s the best anti-ageing gadget you can get on the market.”
The Sensilift is designed with built-in sensors that auto-adjust to your skin’s temperature, using DRF technology (Dynamic Radio Frequency) to help stimulate circulation. At the same time, these RF waves travel deeper into the skin where your collagen forms. It’s an intense treatment promising to offer noticeable results on day one.
Treatment consists of just five minutes, once a week.
RRP £279
The Sensilift MINI is a light, compact and powerful version of the Sensilift, that again, working on the fine lines around the eyes, mouth, jawline, forehead, cheeks, décolletage, and even hands.
The Sensica Sensilift MINI uses its patented InTrense RF technology to promote collagen synthesis and deep tissue lifting to rejuvenate the skin. As with the Sensilift, results are instantly visable.
Treatment time? Just five minutes, once a week.
RRP £379
As permanent hair reduction goes, home treatments aren’t always as good at getting rid of hair as professional lasers that cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. Often, you can be left with thinner hair that is then more difficult to zap. But, if you are missing your regular appointments and can’t stand to shave or epilate, Sensica’s Sensilight PRO is the clinically proven, at-home use product you’ll want to invest in for hair reduction.
The RPL™ technology inside every Sensilight PRO has been designed with both effectiveness and safety in mind. They’ve designed the Sensilight PRO to be cordless, for full freedom of movement which is fab for all those nooks and crannies. It gives up to 600 flashes between charges, which is a lot of hair zapping!
Treatment takes around 15 minutes for both legs – it’s fast!
RRP £199
For those looking for a smaller hand-held device for permanent hair reduction, check out the Sensilight MINI by Sensica.
A clinically proven device, Sensilight MINI works beneath the surface of your skin by detecting the melanin in the hair follicle and breaking the cycle of hair re-growth. It’s this that allows you to achieve permanent hair reduction.
Unique RPS technology (Reactive Pulsed Light Technology) combined with sensors to react to your skin’s specific needs. Choose between two modes; Stamp (one flash at a time) or Gliding mode (continuous flashes) to achieve your desired results.
Treatment time? 1.5 minutes for your under arms! Job done.
RRP £319
It’s thought that up to around 90% of women are affected by cellulite at some point, and it’s a skin condition that doesn’t discriminate against size. If you’re looking to reduce the uneven surface or dimpling typically associated with cellulite, check out Senica’s Sensifirm.
Sensifirm has been designed to contour areas such as the buttocks, thighs, waist, hips, abdomen, and arms.
This is actually a groundbreaking piece of kit, as it’s the first radio frequency device aimed at reducing the appearance of cellulite to be cleared by the FDA for personal use.
The device uses Lipotherm RF technology where electrodes of the device massage your skin, whilst the radio waves reach deep into the skin layers creating a deep thermal effect that activates collagen production and decreases the volume of adipocytes (fat cells).
Treatment consists of around ten minutes, just once a week. It’s completely painless, and results are long-lasting. Time to get ready for summer.
Once your product arrives and you’ve registered for warranty online on the Sensica website, you can take advantage of a free half-hour consultation with a Sensica expert on how to get the most out of your device. You can also enjoy ongoing support with the imminent launch of the new Sensica app.
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Heelys, the original two-in-one wheely shoe launched in 2000, is preparing for the upcoming Easter holidays with its new spring collection. Ideal for encouraging an active, healthy lifestyle, the stylish designs will ensure kids (big and small) will roll through the holidays with ease.
The collection consists of 19 designs, including three brand new Heelys shapes: Reserve Ex, Reserve Low and Pro 20 Half Flood. The Reserve Ex has a basketball shoe style, while the Reserve Low and Pro 20 Half Flood tap into the current Y2K trend for an extra chunky sole.
Match your Heelys to your mood, with designs split across two main aesthetics – a darker colour scheme vs. a lighter, spring-inspired palette. Think camouflage print, graffiti text and paint drips contrasting with pastel colours, tie-dye, metallic laces, foil and rainbow print.
Available in the UK and Europe on the Heelys website and retailers, the collection is available in sizes C12-7 across single or two-wheeled styles. RRPs range from £49.99 to £69.99.
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