medicube Booster Pro Black | 6-in-1 Real Glass Glow Beauty Massager | For Clear, Radiant, Firmer-Looking Skin | Korean Skin Care

Okay I didnt want to review this item right away. I've been using it once daily since I received it. It has 4 modes but only 3 you use everyday. The last one twice a week. It has worked wonders on my pores and the pigmentation. I use the medicube facial serums and cleansers with it. Definitely worth the money. Cons is that it is time consuming and a little pricey but isn't beauty.

I’ve tried all the other facial devices over the years, and this is the one that finally made me stop looking. The Medicube Booster Pro Black really delivers. My skin looks smoother, more glowy, and just healthier overall, and I love that it combines multiple functions in one device instead of needing a whole drawer full of tools. It’s easy to use, feels high quality, and actually gives visible results. If you’ve been on the fence after trying other devices that didn’t wow you, this is the one worth investing in.

Holy glowing skin, batman! This thing actually delivers. After one use, my skin is tighter, smoother, and it looks so healthy. After 2 uses, a very thin layer of my skin peeled off, revealing fresh healthy skin. After 3 uses, I have achieved 'glass skin'. I don't want to sound too much like an ad, but I really am impressed by this thing. The instructions aren't very clear, so here's what I've found. It has 4 modes: Booster: This mode uses electroporation, which is a technique that uses electric pulses to temporarily alter the permeability of cell membranes for better absorption of product. It physically opens the cell membrane to deliver the skincare product directly into the cell. It feels like a light buzz every 1 second. MC Line: This mode uses microcurrent, which is similar to the current that the body produces within its cells. It's used for 'volumizing' fine lines. I found that creates a significant plumping effect, which completely erases (temporarily) fine lines, and it greatly decreases deep wrinkles. It feels like suction with a light buzz. Derma Shot: This mode uses EMS, or Electrical Muscle Stimulation, which uses low-level electrical currents to stimulate facial muscles. It will cause your muscles to contract with each pulse to tone and strengthen them. It feels like a very light static shock, and can cause your muscles to twitch (blinking eyes, lip twitch, etc) and can send tingling up the nerves. It feels nice and afterward your muscles feel relaxed. Air Shot: This mode uses mild electrical currents to exfoliate the skin. It's like microneedling without the needles. It feels like a light buzz. You use it on clean dry skin, and apply skincare products afterward. This one caused peeling the next day. All modes use LED and sonic vibration. Also, I use level 5 on all modes, and have never felt any discomfort or pain. Before you use each mode (except Air Shot mode), slather on your skincare products, then do Booster mode, then MC, then Derma Shot. They work best with products that are very wet, so you may want to use extra product, or use something thick and sloppy like a mask. I use the collagen jelly, which is perfect with this device. It's water-based, so as it absorbs into the skin and gets less 'wet', I'll mist a bit of water over it then continue with the device. The instructions aren't great, so I recommend getting the AGE-R app. It gives video tutorials on how to use the device in each mode. You're supposed to wipe it clean with a wet wipe or soft cloth. Because it's something I rub all over my skin, I use isopropyl alcohol to disinfect it.

I was skeptical at first, but after researching it and I couldn't pass up the great Black Friday deal, the Medicube Age-R Booster Pro has been an amazing addition to my skincare routine. The 6-in-1 design makes it versatile, combining multiple functions into one device so I don’t need separate tools. The real glass glow technology feels gentle yet effective, helping skincare products absorb more deeply while giving the skin a refreshed and radiant look. The massager is comfortable to hold and easy to use, with settings that can be adjusted depending on the treatment, you also get more control on the app. It feels sturdy and well-made, and the smooth surface glides across the skin without irritation. I’ve noticed that with consistent use, my skin looks brighter and feels firmer, which makes the routine feel more rewarding. I also appreciate the rechargeable design, which eliminates the need for batteries and keeps it convenient for daily use. The compact size makes it easy to store or travel with, and the overall build quality is solid. For anyone looking to elevate their skincare routine with a professional-style tool, this beauty massager delivers both performance and ease of use.

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I bought this medicube Age-R for my sister as a birthday present. She loves the device. I can see improvement in her face. I am happy with my purchase.

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I’ve been using the Medicube 8, and I noticed a big difference in just a single day of use! My skin immediately felt smoother and looked more refreshed, almost like I’d had a professional treatment. The device is easy to use, with clear instructions and multiple modes to target different skin concerns. Highly recommend!

This device came up as one of the recommendations when I was looking skincare serums. I read the reviews, pros and cons, from different websites. I was a bit put off with all the young influencers but decided to give it a go as it was on sale. I have now used this for about 3 weeks and think this device justifies a thorough review. Unlike all the videos featuring people in their 20s and early 30s, I am nearly 50. I do have pretty good skin with not many lines, but that's genetics. It can be dull, with pores around the nose, and I have puffy bags under my eyes as I work crazy hours. I had some skin tags removed by laser for the first time. Got freaked out by the hyperpigmented scars I developed after. I have bought radiofrequency, LED and microcurrent devices before - use it maybe for a week or two, then just don't touch it again as not sure it does anything. The Booster Pro is pretty simple to use. It retains its charge very well with a useful battery indicator. I had to charge it once so far with daily use. As with any new toy, I went a bit nutty in the first few days, and overdid it. Then I figured out a routine that works for me. I went with the recommended routine of which mode to use daily but only do that at night when I have more time. In the morning, I only use the Booster mode. I tried the different strengths and find 3 works best for me, but probably could go to 4 on the microcurrent mode. I don't use it for a full 5 minutes. Initially, I find that I have to use a lot of serum as it gets absorbed pretty quickly and I have to apply more to use the device for 5 mins. My skin was probably also pretty dehydrated at first. Now I start layering, using my normal 3 drops of serum and using the Booster mode in a stroking motion for about 1 minute to enhance absorption after each layer. I use Microcurrent and DermaShot 2-3 times a week as per recommended routine. What is not made very clear, but I found after reading more about it, Microcurrent is only effective with water-based/gel. I incorrectly used it with some squalene-based serums in the first week. I tend to use these 2 modes for 5 minutes each as I don't do it daily, and also because it is pretty relaxing. I also use AirShot twice a week on clean dry skin as recommended with a gentle patting motion as I find that worked best for me. With this routine, I found that after 2 weeks, I have a radiant glow but not because my forehead/nose becomes oily! My pores are significantly smaller. The post-laser scars has plumped up and smooth out, but the hyperpigmentation is still there at present. My undereye bags are smoother, but still there. Can't comment much about facial lines as I don't have much to begin with. Also can't comment about any lifting effect. For me, this is a good buy that improved effectiveness and absorption of serums as I no longer have pilling of products. The videos seem to show people using so much products and massaging it in but I find that I did not need to do that but still have good effect.