Blackhead Remover Pore Vacuum - Electric Pore Cleaner Removal Extractor Tool Device Comedo Vacuum Suction Microdermabrasion Machine Beauty Device for Facial Skin Treatment

I was looking around for a suction based unit to deal with stubborn blackheads I seem to be cursed with my entire life. I've tried every remedy there is and still they persist.Initially, I had reservations about a battery operated device such as this one because I didn't feel it could produce enough suction to be useful. However, out of desperation, I decided to give it a shot anyway.It's about the size of an electric toothbrush and, to my surprise, it comes with a USB power cord for recharging. Just the cord mind you, not a charger. I figure since everyone has a phone laying around you probably also have a USB charger that plugs into the wall as well so this may not be an issue. Just keep it in mind if you don't have a USB wall charger that accepts a standard USB Type A connector. When charging the bottom will pulse a red LED to indicate charging is taking place and will go solid green once ready.It comes with a few head types ( large, medium and small opening ) and the suction power varies depending on which head you have attached. ( Large head = max suction while small head = least ) There are some abrasive coated heads as well which will help exfoliate if you feel the need to do so. I am probably going to pick up a spare set of heads just to have in case I lose or damage one.There are three suction power levels and a vibration feature.First: KEEP THIS AWAY FROM YOUR EYES. There is enough suction in this little unit that if it accidentally attaches to your eye, nothing good will come of it. If you have a blackhead within a few inches of your eye, use another method to remove it.That said, you'll want to find a starting point and keep the unit in motion at all times. At the higher power levels, you do NOT want to keep the device in the same spot for more than 1-2 seconds tops. Any more than that and you'll risk a lovely looking Hickey where you least want one. Just pick a spot then move the unit in a straight motion along the skin. You'll get the hang of it pretty quickly. Start with the lowest power setting and work your way up to make sure you can tolerate it.Results wise:It's akin to using a Dyson Vacuum cleaner for the first time on what you thought was pretty clean carpet. The amount of gunk that comes out of your skin when the unit is operating is downright disgusting.It's best used immediately after a long hot shower when your pores are wide open. Even then, you may have some blackheads that are very stubborn to release. I re-emphasize my above warning about not leaving the suction head over the same spot in an attempt to pull out deeper blackheads. You WILL bruise your skin in the attempt.It would be advisable to clean the removable head in alcohol when you're finished with the session. The amount of gunk you pull out will make you want to use a flamethrower but the head is plastic so you'll want something a bit more gentle to ensure it's good to go for the next session.Keep it away from kiddos if you have any.

New pore vacuum I was very sceptical about purchasing one, over the past few months if looked and looked at so many reviews over all the pore vacuums on the market and this one has had the best reviews and price and best suction out if all of them st 63 KPA suction rating which is by far the best I have seen. One other game close at 60 KPA. Over all years this seems to work. Works best after a hot shower or facial steam which opens the pores up you will see on the Q tip 2that I removed in less than 1 min of using it for the first time. Over all I am happy with this purchase. I paid money for this so I'm not doing a review for the company I'm doing it due to excitement on how it actually works. Now for the really deep black heads this most likely will not take care of those. If they have been neglected that long then you will need to take advanced methods of removal. I only gave it 4 stars cause I really thought it might remove the very deep ones. I'm not mad cause with this being onger of the strongest ones available it still doesn't remove the deepest ones. But for the average one it does a great job all around

This was an inexpensive tool that I never knew I needed! I didn’t really think it would work, but when I used the large diameter head on my skin, felt the power of the suction on my skin, and let it do it’s magic. When I took the head off, I was shocked and disgusted by the sebum and dirt that came out of my skin (and I take really good care of my skin!). My skin is rosy and clear after use. It’s great for white heads and black heads, and large pores, not for cystic acne. I also find that daily use is too much, twice a week seems to be the sweet spot. Usage: steam to open pores first, use, cleanse and rinse with cold water to close pores after. Love this little guy!

I've suffered from blackheads since I was a teen and I'm now in my 30's. I've tried several remedies over the years -- pore strips, those black liquid peel-off masks, clay masks, toners... I've had mixed results, but they don't really do the trick on me. I'm always left with stubborn blackheads. Extractors do a better job, but it's time-consuming to squeeze out pores individually, and I often feel like I'm doing more harm to my face than good.Recently I saw a similar product advertised on TV and thought, "Hey, that's a pretty clever idea!" so I headed here to Amazon to search for the best options on pore vacuums. This one in particular one stood out. The unit comes with a cloth pouch, several different sized detachable heads, and a USB cable for recharging, so you don't need to worry about batteries. It's very easy to use. Just hold down the power button for a second or two. There's three intensity levels and an option to turn vibrations on or off.After finishing a hot shower, I use the head with the largest opening and apply the highest intensity on my nose and a lower intensity on other parts of my face. Use some caution as it can leave your face irritated with red marks if you leave the device in one spot for too long. These fade within a day though.So does it work? Yes, but don't expect miracles and have some patience. While the suction is strong, it didn't remove every blackhead on my first use, or even my on second and third use. However, it does pull oils every time, and that's what impresses me. When I examine the head, there's a bunch of gunk built up, so it's definitely doing something! While some blackheads aren't gone completely yet, I can say that after a week of use, my pores are looking better. I expect to see continued improvements with regular use. What's particularly helpful is that it helps minimize pores in hard to rid areas, like the tip of my nose where normal extraction isn't easy.