Microcurrent Devices

Shop Microcurrent Devices for Face and Body

A microcurrent facial device is a handheld tool that sends a low-level electrical current through the skin while you glide it over your face. It is a popular at-home addition to a skincare routine, and you will also see it sold as a micro current device or an at-home microcurrent tool. Results vary from person to person, and a device works best alongside a consistent routine rather than in place of one. Adore Beauty is an official stockist of FOREO, and this range is where you can compare their microcurrent devices side by side.

Microcurrent Devices for Everyday Face Care

If you are buying your first one, the FOREO BEAR 2 is the obvious place to start. It is a bestselling microcurrent device with four types of microcurrent, designed to help firm, lift and contour. Prefer something smaller for a bag or a suitcase? The FOREO BEAR 2 Go is the compact option in the same family. If you like a pop of colour, the FOREO BEAR 2 in Fuchsia gives you the same style in a brighter shade.

Microcurrent Devices for Eyes, Body and Beyond

Not every device is built for the whole face. The FOREO BEAR 2 Eyes and Lips is shaped for those smaller, more delicate areas, while the FOREO BEAR 2 Body extends the idea to larger areas of the body. For a lighter-weight, entry-level pick, look at the FOREO BEAR Mini. Most of these devices come with their own routine, so read the instructions before your first use and start slowly.

Choosing the Right Microcurrent Device

Think about where you want to use it and how often you will realistically reach for it. A face device suits a daily skincare routine, while a smaller travel size makes sense if you are rarely at home. If you want to explore other at-home tech, browse our LED light therapy and ultrasonic tools or the full beauty and skincare tools range. For products to pair with your device, our anti-ageing skincare range is a good next stop. Check with a doctor or health professional before use if you have a medical condition, an implanted device, or you are pregnant.

Frequently Asked Questions About Microcurrent Devices