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A woman tried an electric face mask controlled by her iPhone that could be the future of skincare

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Is this the future of skincare? Safiya Nygaard/YouTube
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The INSIDER Summary:

  • YouTube star Safiya Nygaard recently tried a face mask that's designed to send electronic microcurrents from your iPhone to your skin.
  • Made by an Italian company called Baldan Group, the Play Skin mask is currently only sold in the UK and Italy.
  • The microcurrents supposedly stimulate, relax, and revitalize your skin.
  • Using a digital tool, Nygaard confirmed that electricity was actually running through the mask when it was connected to her iPhone.
  • However, she wasn't blown away by the mask and found the subtle electric sensation underwhelming.
  • Nygaard's video is currently trending on YouTube. See the mask in action below.


 

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Lucy Yang was a lifestyle reporter on the INSIDER team covering style, weddings, design, and visual features. She graduated from Northwestern University with a double major in creative writing and psychology.