20 Best Skin Care Tools of 2024, According to Vogue Beauty Editors | Vogue

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I can’t remember what life was like before incorporating the best skin-care tools into my routine. What started with a humble jade roller that I admittedly never used has somehow transformed into a full on collection of high-tech gadgets that I power on to treat an array of skin concerns—sans a trip to my dermatologist’s office.

While I still keep aforementioned jade roller on hand—it works wonders to boost blood flow, particularly during a sheet mask session—I have graduated my assortment a bit. Joanna Czech’s angled roller boasts similar circulation benefits, but is also apt for sculpting the cheekbones and jawline. The NuFace takes it up a notch, powered by a strong microcurrent technology that delivers visible results with consistent use. When I’m after overall skin rejuvenation (think: improved radiance and smoothed fine lines), my trusted LED face mask by Dr. Dennis Gross does the trick—it simultaneously provides anti-aging benefits with acne-fighting ones. And just when I thought I didn’t need another gadget, new innovations hit the market—like the Hailey Bieber-approved Medicube Age R Pro which helps deliver skin-care ingredients deep into skin, or Therabody’s wand which depuffs the face via cold therapy. Since incorporating this range of gadgets, my skin has never looked better—more on that below. Ahead, these and more of the best skin care tools, as tested and reviewed by Vogue beauty editors. Read on to discover which items could supplement your regimen.

Currentbody

Skin LED Light Therapy Face Mask

CURRENTBODY

Vogue senior beauty writer Kiana Murden trying on the CurrentBody LED Mask for face.

Solawave

4-in-1 Radiant Renewal Skincare Wand

SOLAWAVE

NORDSTROM

Vogue senior beauty writer Kiana Murden trying on the Solawave Radiant Renewal Skincare Wand for face.

NuFace

Trinity+ Starter Kit

AMAZON

SEPHORA

DERMSTORE

Vogue senior beauty writer Kiana Murden using the NuFace Trinity+.

Joanna Czech

Facial Massager

BLUEMERCURY

MODA OPERANDI

BERGDORF GOODMAN

Foreo

Luna 4 Face Cleansing Brush

AMAZON

DERMSTORE

NORDSTROM

Dr. Dennis Gross

DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro

NORDSTROM

SEPHORA

DERMSTORE

Vogue senior beauty writer Kiana Murden trying on the Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro for face.

Lyma

Laser

NET-A-PORTER

NEIMAN MARCUS

BERGDORF GOODMAN

Vogue senior beauty writer Kiana Murden using the Lyma Laser.

Therabody

TheraFace Depuffing Wand

THERABODY

Jillian Dempsey

Gold Sculpting Bar

SEPHORA

AMAZON

VIOLET GREY

Vogue senior beauty writer Kiana Murden using the Jillian Dempsey Gold Bar.

Omnilux

Blemish Eraser

OMNILUX

BeautyBio

GloPRO Microneedling Rejuvenation Tool

AMAZON

Dermaflash

Luxe+ Dermaplaning & Peach Fuzz Removal Set

NORDSTROM

AMAZON

TheraFace

Pro Microcurrent Facial Device

AMAZON

NORDSTROM

Vogue senior beauty writer Kiana Murden using the TheraFace Pro.

Mount Lai

Gua Sha Facial Lifting Tool

SEPHORA

Higher Dose

Infrared Sauna Blanket

AMAZON

HIGHER DOSE

REVOLVE

Herbivore

Stone Facial Roller

AMAZON

NORDSTROM

Age-R Booster Pro

AMAZON

Vogue senior beauty writer Kiana Murden using the Medicube Age-R Booster Pro.

Ziip

Halo

AMAZON

CURRENTBODY

Goop

Ultimate Dry Brush

GOOP

AMAZON

Droplette

Microinfusion Device

DROPLETTE

Hand says that it all depends on your goals, concerns, and timing factors. Are you preparing for a wedding? Going on holiday? It’s important to take all of these factors into consideration before incorporating the right beauty tool into your regimen. She advises talking to your aesthetician and researching which tools come highly recommended by experts for at-home use. “I always recommend an LED mask as the number one at-home tool that everyone can benefit from.”

Hand gives at-home beauty tools the A-OK. However, she emphasizes, “Just like any other supplemental skin treatment, no tool is a substitute for a good skincare routine.” For at-home use, she recommends staying away from dermaplaning and microneedling because the cons (bacteria, broken blood vessels) outweigh the pros—“leave these two to the professionals!”