10 Amazon Skin-Care Gadgets That Will Change Your Routine Forever

Revlon Face Roller ($7, originally $14)

This little face roller might not be the first gadget you associate with skin-care gadgets, but it's not to be underestimated. What makes it so widely coveted is that the top is made from volcanic stone that absorbs oil and mattifies skin when you roll it across your face. And don't worry: it's washable. You just twist the ring, pull out the stone, and wash it with a gentle cleanser. Learn more about it by checking out our Revlon Face Roller review.

Finishing Touch Flawless Dermaplane Glo Lighted Facial Exfoliator ($14, originally $20)

By now, you've probably heard about dermaplaning, especially if you're a regular TikTok user. But if you're new to the trend, the purpose is to remove dead skin and peach fuzz to exfoliate and potentially help your skin-care products absorb better. There are many options on the market, but we love this one because it has an LED light to illuminate your peach fuzz for easy removal.

Hey Dewy Wireless Humidifier ($60)

This sleek, portable humidifier is designed to alleviate dry skin, sinuses, and cracked lips, which are all common effects of indoor air dryness. It's lightweight, cordless, and surprisingly chic. One of our editors enjoys incorporating it into her morning beauty routine, directing the mist toward her skin for 10 to 15 minutes before cleansing her face and proceeding with her usual skin-care regimen. She noted that this method helps soften her pores and believes it enhances the absorption of her products. Learn more via our Hey Dewy Wireless Humidifier review.

The Skinny Confidential Hot Mess Ice Roller ($69)

Another TikTok fave? This pretty pink ice roller. People love chilling it in the freezer to refresh their skin in the morning. It's touted as an easy way to minimize puffiness and redness, enhance circulation, tighten pores, and boost your skin's glow. Both customers and one of our editors, who is particularly obsessed with it, vouch for its benefits. In her detailed Skinny Confidential Hot Mess Ice Roller review, she explained that she loves it for massaging out tension; reducing the appearance of puffiness, especially in the eye area; and providing cooling relief when she gets a headache, among other reasons.

Foreo Luna Mini 2 Ultra-Hygienic Facial Cleansing Brush ($139)

The Foreo Luna Mini 2 uses vibrating pulses and soft silicone bristles to clean your skin deeply. It has adjustable intensity levels, and its brush head is designed with various zones tailored to meet the needs of sensitive areas, oily skin, and your T-zone for a customized cleansing experience. "I used to have a Clarisonic and use it all the time, but since it was discontinued I had to look for something else," wrote one of thousands of reviewers who gave it a perfect five-star rating.

Firmaglow Body Microdermabrasion Device ($149)

The skin-care market is flooded with microdermabrasion devices for the face, but your body deserves attention, too. Enter this resurfacing tool that uses gentle microdermabrasion with its unique diamond surface to slough away dead skin cells, leaving your body looking radiant and feeling exceptionally soft. The brand recommends using it once per week for benefits such as alleviating dry skin, enhancing your overall skin tone, and diminishing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Our beauty editor put it to the test and called it a "great self-care moment," noting: "Immediately after using it, there's a noticeable difference in the feel of my skin. It's much softer to the touch, and any bumps that were there are smooth." Check out the complete Firmaglow Body Microdermabrasion Device review for more.

PMD Personal Microderm Classic At-Home Microdermabrasion Machine ($159)

Instead of splurging on an expensive microdermabrasion treatment at the spa, consider treating yourself in the comfort of your own home with this handy tool. It's been a longtime beauty industry favorite, reviewed by a former editor years back. In her comprehensive PMD Personal Microderm Classic At-Home Microdermabrasion Machine review, she explained how it works, writing: "The handheld device has a plastic head that you press firmly against your skin. At the very top of the head, there's a small spinning disc coated with aluminum oxide crystals, which buffs away your top layer of dead skin."

Solawave 4-in-1 Radiant Renewal Wand ($144, originally $169)

Countless celebrities use this multipurpose skin-care wand, including Sydney Sweeney and Pedro Pascal. Offering four-in-one benefits, its most notable is arguably the red light therapy (a popular type of LED therapy praised for its potential antiaging advantages). It works alongside painless microcurrent therapy to energize the skin, low vibration for a soothing massage, and soothing warmth. The brand suggests that just five minutes of use three times a week can lend you visible results over time. One of our editors tested the blue-light version and found that while she didn't see results immediately, after almost a month of use, she "began to notice fewer breakouts on my face, and the usual acne scars that had existed on my cheeks began to look more faded." Read more in our Solawave 4-in-1 Radiant Renewal Wand review.

TheraFace Pro Microcurrent Facial Device ($399)

You might be familiar with the TheraGun, a popular device for soothing sore muscles. But let us introduce you to its sister product: the TheraFace Pro Microcurrent Facial Device. This versatile tool is equipped with eight attachments, namely LED light attachments, a cleansing ring, percussive attachments for massaging, and a microcurrent ring that stimulates the face and neck to firm, tighten, and contour your skin over time. One of our editors is a dedicated user and told us that she used to juggle multiple gadgets to fulfill all of her skin-care needs, but this one single-handedly replaced them all. "This sleek tool essentially eliminated my need for various skin-care tools, which really helped declutter my beauty cabinet," she writes in her TheraFace Pro Microcurrent Facial Device review.

Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite Dpl FaceWare Pro ($455)

Celebrities are no strangers to taking selfies in this futuristic-looking face mask, especially before stepping onto the red carpet for big events. It's powered by a combination of 100 LED red lights and 62 LED blue lights. (That's a lot!) These lights work in tandem to smooth wrinkles, even out skin tone, and combat acne, for a radiant and youthful glow. You can either use each LED mode separately or combine them for a more comprehensive treatment. As told by our beauty editor in her Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro review: "I was once recommended by an aesthetician to use it like this: three nights on, one night rest, and repeat. I rotate through the different colors and choose the treatment based on what my skin needs on that given day. If I feel a breakout coming on, I use the blue light; if my skin feels pretty balanced, I'll use the red and blue; if I'm already having a great skin day, I'll do the red."

Marisa Petrarca is a contributing editor for POPSUGAR Shopping and has more than five years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. Her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, and InStyle, among others