KINGA MINI Portable Facial Ultrasonic Skin Scrubber Dermabrasion Skin Cleanser Facial Cleaner

A great staple to have in my skin care regime. I own many beauty products and beauty gadgets and stumbled across this item on Amazon. I asked a few questions about this since I have never seen anything like this before, and did some research on it. Everything about this Facial Scrubber looked positive and a beauty forum I belong to did have some information about this type of beauty machine. So, really interested in owning this, I decided to purchase it, and see how it worked for me.This facial scrubber is great!! It looks interesting with the spatula and I was a little intimated of it when it came in the mail. So, I read the instructions, watched a video, charged it up and gave it a go. I would recommend watching several YouTube videos because they are helpful. I did find some very informative information watching consumers videos on these facial scrubbers.I have owned my facial scrubber for almost a year and a half and it is still working very well and I have not had any problems with it. It stays in my bathroom vanity because I do use it several times a week. Every few weeks I give it a full charge overnight and it will stay charged up to 3 weeks. The scrubber is as big as an electrical toothbrush, close to 7 inches and is approximate 2 inches wide. It does fit comfortably in my hand when I am using it, and the plastic grip handles on both sides help keep it from sliding. The spatula is made of soft steel, so it does feel very comfortable on the face when using it and the edges are rounded.The way I use the spatula scrubber is by removing any makeup on my face with a makeup remover. Then I cleanse it with my preferred facial cleanser, give it a good lather and then use the spatula. I will start on my cheeks going outward from my nose and go over it at least twice. Then move over to my jaw line going towards my ears. On my nose, I go upwards and downwards and on the side of my nose where I am prone to getting blackheads. I will also use the tip of the spatula to remove any blackheads by pressing down on the sides of my nose and on the top of my nose, works like a charm. Then I finish off by moving it from the middle of my brow line, towards my hairline, and then upwards. My face does get pink and sometimes has a redness to it but, it does go away after I apply a toner and moisturizer.To turn on the scrubber there is a square pad that has an on and off button, press it once to turn it on and then press it again to turn it off. There is an option for vibration which I like when I clean my face and an option for tapping/pad which is nice to use after applying moisturizer. You can decrease the intensity once and increase it once.This scrubber deep cleans my face and helps remove impurities along with any blackheads on my nose. My face always looks bright afterwards and I have a nice glow too. Very happy with this item!

After using this product weekly for 6 months my skin has never looked better! I was skeptical at first and have oily, large poor skin . Ithas proved to be a valuable tool. I use this with a facial steamer to get deeper cleansing. For the price, it’s an excellent buy.

Another great product to have' being that u might want this skincare product to take good care of your skin. I own one an using it trying out for myself I jusT See good results all the time!.

Works well for an inexpensive tool

I love this thank you!!

This ultrasonic skin scrubber/spatula from KINGA is one of the strangest looking skin care products I've ever seen! It looks every bit like a spatula or putty knife.It arrives nicely packaged in a sturdy, plastic storage box. Inside is the skin scrubber, the charging adapter and the users manual. I decided to charge it fully before use and proceeded to read the owners manual to try and figure out how the heck to use it.The owners manual is nicely printed, but someone messed up on translation. Seriously, the manual is barely readable and gives you no clue as to how to use this device. Due to poor translation, it talks about how it works well on smallpox. After looking at it a bit, I'm pretty sure smallpox means acne pimples but it's certainly a shock when you first start reading it.I decided to search YouTube for videos on how this is supposed to work and voila! There are loads of videos about this kind of facial cleaner. It helped me get a better understanding of how this scrubber works and how to use it. I strongly suggest watching a few videos if you aren't familiar with this type of skin care device. Just search spatula skin scrubbers and you'll find lots of good videos.The scrubber itself has a plastic body with a stainless steel "spatula" on the end. It's slightly bent on the end. The spatula is highly polished and there are no rough edges on it. It does seem to glide very easily on your skin.The unit is cordless and has an on/off switch on the front as well as a surrounding rocker pad that lets you select the mode as well as adjust the intensity. Above it is an LED display of the mode and settings.The way you use this is to wash your face thoroughly and then leave it wet. Turn the device on and gently press it to your skin and move it upwards. It looks like a scraping type motion but of course, you don't press down hard enough to actually abrade your skin.The device vibrates at very high speeds and also heats up a little. It vibrates so quickly that it turns the water on your face into a vapor. You can actually see it coming off of the spatula head! And you can see the dirty water and oil from your skin running down the spatula.The ultrasonic vibrations, combined with the heat, are supposed to open the pores and vibrate all of the impurities up to the surface of the skin so that you can "scrape" them away.I have to say that although I was extremely skeptical when I opened this product, I could actually see the dirt coming off of my face and my skin was super clean after using it. Also, my skin feels very, very smooth after using this device. The box and manual does claim it smooths skin and wrinkles.I have a few brush-style ultrasonic cleaners (like a Clarisonic) which I've been using for a few years and they work on a similar principal as this device except this spatula has no brushes. The brushes are harder to clean and must be replaced regularly (at a hefty price.) The spatula is the only part that touches your face with this device and it's highly polished stainless steel which is fast and easy to sterilize - extra important if you are using this on blemish prone skin.My thoughts are that this spatula would be great for people with sensitive skin that just can't handle using a brush style ultrasonic cleaner. But I also heard mention that this spatula-style cleaner doesn't over stimulate oil production like a Clarisonic cleaner can. I have oily skin and it's absolutely true that daily use of my Clarisonic does seem to make my skin oilier. So I'm thinking I will use this cleaner on a daily basis and only use the Clarisonic once a week since I think it exfoliates a little better than a spatula cleaner.I'm deducting a star since the user manual is virtually useless except for entertainment value. It's not readily apparent how you use this thing so a good owners manual is absolutely necessary and the one included completely misses the boat. However, the device itself would have gotten a 5 star rating since I could easily Google how to use it. (The biggest problem I can see is customers who may not have access to the net.) I hope KINGA can address this one issue because this is a well made product that works well and is reasonably priced.NOTE: I was given a free sample for review but a positive review was not asked for, promised or implied. (Recent changes on Amazon have made it impossible to turn off the Verified Purchase badge as I used to in the past, unfortunately.)