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- Non-invasive facial-lift microcurrent technology
- Improves facial contour, skin tone, wrinkles
- Perfect at-home anti-aging device
- Winner of Allure Magazine’s “Best of Beauty” Award for Best Skin Device 2020
- Easy 5 minute use
- Includes: (1) NuFACE Trinity Device, (1) NuFACE Trinity Facial Trainer attachment, (1) 2 oz Gel Primer, (1) Charging Cradle with Power Adapter
- Current retail price is $325
The NuFACE Trinity is an at-home microcurrent device that sends low-level current into facial muscles to temporarily firm and lift the look of skin. The kit pairs the Trinity handle with the Facial Trainer attachment, a 2 oz Gel Primer and a charging cradle. It has 25 intensity levels, a Boost Button for 25% more microcurrent power, and selectable vibration frequencies, and it won Allure's Best of Beauty award for Best Skin Device in 2020. Against the smaller NuFACE Mini it covers a larger treatment area and adds the Boost Button and swappable attachments.
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Owners rate the Trinity well overall, at 4.4 out of 5 from 330 ratings. Most praise the quick routine and the visible firming when used consistently, while critics question how long results last and dislike the gel requirement.