NuDerma CLINICAL High Frequency Fusion Wand! Get Glowing, Clear, Youthful Skin in Minutes a Day!

In today's video, I show you the NuDerma CLINICAL High Frequency Wand, which is a fusion wand that includes both Argon and Neon in all 6 glass applicators, so you get anti-aging and anti-acne benefits with each applicator.
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00:00 Introduction
01:09 Unboxing the Device
05:04 What is a High Frequency Wand?
07:04 Different NuDerma Wands
08:58 6 Different Glass Applicators
11:15 Device Demo
14:52 FAQs

[@kristicatalani1735]

So informative! Thank you!!! I have the clinical on its way to me this week. You addressed and answered ALL my questions!!! 😊

[@kathleenjohnson2885]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@diana.diamond]

i would like to do it but im hesitant because of how delicate the applicators are! but i sure do love this modality, reminds me of the classic dermawand

[@margysfavourites8444]

Fantastic demonstration ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@NatashaRaisorGlam]

I have the old one which I love. I did not know not to derma-roll the same day. Thanks for posting.

[@beautybeyond40]

I didn't know either!

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

I love your channel. Can you do a demo on a device that can reduce dark and puffy under the eyes? ❤

[@beautybeyond40]

I did a demo in this video using one of the glass applicators specifically to reduce puffy under eyes. Perhaps you missed it?

[@michy2630]

With my original (the lower priced one), I was abke to get a raised piece of skin completely removed. I used it evey other day fkr a few mins/day. I think the oroginal hard box is perfect for safety. They have foam inside and the tools stay safe in each enclosed spot.

[@victoriajones9964]

Thanks, Amazon had one wand on sale recently and the site did not say which wand was the newest version and what the difference is between them. I tried looking online, and found many sites that give “reviews “ regarding skincare devices that are associated with magazines/ media sites or are “dermatologist recommended “. I don’t trust any of them as the sites are suspiciously visually similar and the “reviews” are almost all the same. I can only think that they are not giving real reviews. Thanks for being honest about the experiences you have with the products you cover, as well as being transparent with anything you endorse. It’s becoming a rarity amongst people who cover makeup/ skincare.

[@puredailycare]

Hi Victoria! Although there isn't a "new" version - we have three which have different types of gasses! We have a great comparison chart that Trina shows around the 7:16 mark. Thank you so much for the note, we'll review our Amazon listings to make everything more clear! And always here for smart shopping 👏there are some great resources on KZbin as well as TikTok for educational backgrounds on High Frequency and the NuDerma!

[@Anikanoteven]

Great video! please keep doing updates. Where do I buy replacements? Can I just buy the orange anti aging as a replacement? How do I know when the gas is used up in the glass attachments?

[@beautybeyond40]

I have never run out of gas for any of my wands, so I'm not sure. You could check the website FAQs or ask the company directly.

[@inspiredKREASHUNS]

I’ve never really known much about this procedure or even heard of this product and its variations until now so forgive my cluelessness but you’ve mentioned a few times they all contain argon gas (along with neon), to treat acne but what if I’m not prone to acne? Would it do more harm than good or would it still be safe… or should I use the standard or professional version? You also mentioned lifespan… how long is the lifespan of these gases in the tubes, using them at the maximum rate or is this indeterminable? I’m most interested in the neck and hair applications. Thank you for taking the time to create this most informative video.

[@beautybeyond40]

There's no harm in using it if you don't have acne. It's just more convenient to have both gasses in one! I have no idea about how long it will last since I've had my wands for years and they still work. You could reach out to ask Pure Daily Care. Thanks for watching!

[@DMTNelson1969]

Great video. I want to try this for my sons acne. He is currently using a red light therapy mask. Is he able to use both on the same day?

[@beautybeyond40]

yes

[@katjagorenc9660]

Hi, i was wondering so if i want to use it for my face & hair together in one day/session, i also shouldn't exceed the 3min mark? Or can you do 2min of combing the hair and 2min on the face? Tnx😊

[@beautybeyond40]

I don’t think you need to count your hair with the face time allotment. They don’t say that in the instructions, but it makes sense.

[@terenajoseph1640]

Hello. I have a couple of quick question. I can barely see the gas in the tubes, which is fine. I can smell the device when it’s on. My question is how do you know when the tube runs out of gas? When I use the mushroom tube, I use it over my entire face. Then when I use the tongue tube I end up going over the same area, is this ok? Also it usually takes me 15 to 20 minutes but it’s because I have to keep turning it off to add more of the serum So it’s on and off. I am getting quicker at it and your tip with the mist is awesome.

[@beautybeyond40]

I am not aware that it will run out of gas. I have never encountered this scenario. But I would imagine it would be quite obvious if it did run out since you would no longer feel the device working against your skin and you probably wouldn't hear any buzz. You are welcome to reach out to Pure Daily Care to ask them directly since they sell the device and will know better than I do. Regarding timing, I would try to stick to the manual and use the tool against your skin for no longer than the total recommended time (not counting when you take breaks to apply serum).

[@terenajoseph1640]

@@beautybeyond40 surprisingly I do not feel anything when I use the machine. On one of the booklets it says every other day, but inside the manual I see it says no more than 2x a week. Thank you for your help. I also want to add red light therapy next.

[@barbarafuller5098]

Hi what’s the difference from the old one please ?❤❤

[@beautybeyond40]

I specifically review that in this video and made a separate video chapter for it so it can be easily found. This section includes a detailed chart I put up on the screen and I walk through the entire chart to explain the difference between the 3 available devices. Did you watch the whole video? Or are you asking me because you don't want to watch the whole video? I'm trying to understand. Thank you.

[@ellend1788]

Great video! But I'm a little confused, should we be placing our finger on the tube to "ground" the device each time we lift it off our skin? Or is it only once in the beginning when first turning the device on? Thanks

[@beautybeyond40]

Just at the beginning

[@realestatejada]

I just got one and am curious if I should discontinue my tretinoin for a wee bit or time intervals in between uses.

[@beautybeyond40]

I don’t but it’s up to you based on your skin sensitivity

[@gggggggggggggg41]

Have you heard of the derma wand? I’m drawn to it because it looks affordable and easy. I’m curious of your opinion:-)

[@beautybeyond40]

I think I’ve heard of it but I don’t have one nor have I used it

[@yippee2000]

I've had facials over the years, at a variety of different places, and where they've used this type of device. More recently however, I was at a spa in the neighborhood, and got a facial. Now on one hand, this place is quite good and 'professional', as far as little neighborhood spas go. However, it is Chinese-owned and run, which I know can sometimes mean they are getting their products from China, and where the quality can be questionable. Anyway, when the facialist used the high-frequency device on me, it felt no different than other spas I've been to, and where they used this device. There was a very light 'zap' feeling now and then, but overall, it was honestly quite mild. However, after my facial, while my overall skin was glowing...it looked terrific....'moist'....dewy...'plump' (any teeny wrinkles I may have on my face, as a whole, seemed LESS noticeable)....I noticed that the opposite had occurred on the deeper wrinkles on my face (i.e., my 'frown' lines, one horizontal line on my forehead, and the two 'smile lines' on either side of my mouth). All of those lines looked MORE pronounced and deeper, after this facial. Any idea why that would be...what would cause that? I don't think it's my imagination... ;-) Thanks!

[@beautybeyond40]

Not sure. Could it be the skincare you used afterwards at home?

[@tripleworship]

Quick question - can you use the Cosrx Snail Mucin essence with this device? Thanks!

[@beautybeyond40]

not sure as I don't have that, but as long as it's water based you should be able to as the manual says to use it with water based serums.

[@fairyqueen222]

Can i use it when i have mini littlee broken capillaries around my nose and cheeks?

[@beautybeyond40]

I'm not sure as this was not addressed in the manual anywhere. You could ask Pure Daily Care directly.

[@michy2630]

I have the original. I don't use HA. The clinical requires HA?

[@beautybeyond40]

for this one, it says any water-based serum.

[@Ramisa276]

Can I use directly to the skin ? Or need serum or moisturizer before that?

[@beautybeyond40]

I follow the instructions and it says to use skincare before

[@gingercarpenter1553]

What is your favorite tool for fine lines ?

[@beautybeyond40]

I don’t have one. I just high frequency, microcurrent, LED, lasers, and radio frequency.

[@juhliahmiller]

Sooo question: I noticed you place your finger initially on the glass to ground it but then you remove your finger when using other attachments, do you need to ground the tool the whole time with the finger or are you able to remove it like you did in the example.. asking as esthetician student

[@beautybeyond40]

I followed the manual directly in my video and grounded each one before using it

[@juhliahmiller]

@@beautybeyond40 thank you !!

[@Mssclark]

I just received my today! But I saw there’s a prop 65 cancer causing on the box 😟 does yours have that too??

[@beautybeyond40]

not that i recall

[@laurarichardson2307]

Can we use with Lyma Laser?

[@beautybeyond40]

Yes. The LYMA is a cold laser so there is no conflict with any device that I know of.

[@martasoto3403]

I bought the standard one with 4 wands. I have freckles and when i opened the box it had an instruction booklet that said not to use if you have freckles. Why?

[@beautybeyond40]

I have no idea! I would ask Pure Daily Care for sure to see what they say. I didn't see that anywhere.

[@dodyflower7833]

Hi, Is it safe to use in throat or thyroid area?

[@beautybeyond40]

I wouldn’t use it there, but you can check the website and see what it says?

[@christinetravalihamburg2781]

Do you use this for two minutes on the whole face, or for two minutes in each area?

[@beautybeyond40]

2 minutes for whole face according to the manual

[@user-rz9tw9mr4j]

Does it harm the fat pads?

[@beautybeyond40]

No I don’t use any devices that have any effect on my facial fat

[@debbielemmon4943]

How do you know how what level you should turn it to?

[@beautybeyond40]

You just see how it feels on your skin and adjust it to the best comfort level

[@MT-yr7pt]

What are some good serums aside from ha to use with this wand? Also, can you use a face mask And have the wand glide on top of that for Anti-Aging? I believe I've seen it done on a KZbinr's channel, but I just wanted to confirm that it was a high frequency wand and not another modality.

[@beautybeyond40]

Not sure if you can use a mask as the instructions say to use a water based serum. Any water based serum would work and you can see ones I use on shop my shelf : shopmyshelf.us/trinaalbus

[@MT-yr7pt]

@@beautybeyond40 Thank you for your reply!

[@MT-yr7pt]

@@beautybeyond40 And if you're going to use it for your body, would you just apply a water-based serum to the area on your body? I'm trying to look up videos on how to use this tool, other areas besides the face.

[@beautybeyond40]

@@MT-yr7pt yes, that's what I would do since you're supposed to use a serum to glide the device.

[@MT-yr7pt]

@@beautybeyond40 Thanks again! Appreciate all of your info and KZbin content!

[@ozgunsener1574]

do you get any weird taste in your mouth after use device ?

[@beautybeyond40]

Not that I recall, but I wouldn’t worry about it

[@deidrekilian5012]

Can I use this with the NIRA laser?

[@beautybeyond40]

yes

[@deidrekilian5012]

@@beautybeyond40 thank you so much

[@Cursix]

would you give me permission to use this video on my website?

[@beautybeyond40]

no

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

Is the gas dangerous?

[@beautybeyond40]

no

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

@@beautybeyond40can I use benzoyl peroxide on my face and then apply Nuderma clinical?

[@franchigiul]

Hi, bought mine on amazon and it stopped working after 2 months, I am so pissed! No customer service. Be careful when bying… I liked it though … but i am not spending another 100 on this brand 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@beautybeyond40]

I bought my first one off Amazon and I’ve had it for over two years and it still works. Weird. Their customer service didn’t help you? That seems odd. Can you please provide more information so I can forward it to their team?

[@alexandrakim2806]

@@beautybeyond40 Btw, shouldn't the attachments be replaced over time? Because the gas is probably gonna run out at some point

[@beautybeyond40]

@@alexandrakim2806 I have never run out and the instructions don't say anything about it. You could ask Pure Daily Care directly or check their website?

[@francisalvarez4240]

I have read that using high frequency wand, it's nor recommended for people with melasma! 🤔

[@beautybeyond40]

Where did you read this? What source? I have never heard this or seen this and I use it even though I have melasma. No issues here.

[@janinemcartor9783]

I do not see how you can treat your whole face and scalp arms in two minutes

[@beautybeyond40]

I don’t do arms, but you can add more time for scalp (at least I do). Each area of the face is only a few seconds, so you can finish a routine in a couple of minutes.

[@TLOH7]

This causes fat loss on the face which will result in saggy skin.

[@beautybeyond40]

Not sure where you heard that, but that is incorrect.

[@TLOH7]

@@beautybeyond40 I purchased this product from Amazon 3 years ago, months after using this I noticed a significant difference on my face (first positives then negatives), then came across another review on Amazon from a person claiming the same. Then came across a dermatologist here on KZbin talking about radio frequency and facial fat loss.