Wuthering Heights’ Margot Robbie gets her red carpet-ready skin with this face sculpting tool, and now Millie Mackintosh has shared that it’s part of her de-puffing skincare routine
With the soon-to-be released Wuthering Heights movie set to hit our screens this weekend, Margot Robbie and her impeccable press tour looks are once again the top of our radar. And whilst we love her period drama-inspired wardrobe, we can’t help but admire how constantly taut, fresh and glowing her skin looks, no matter how many late nights and early appearances she’s been doing.
Her skincare secret was revealed a long time ago to be the Ziip Halo 2.0 All In One Microcurrent Facial Device, and it turns out it’s got quite the celebrity fan base. As well as other stars like Jennifer Aniston, Millie Mackintosh recently revealed she uses it as part of her “de-puffing skincare routine.”
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Whilst discussing her recent wellness retreat, Millie uses an ice roller on her face to reduce inflammation, before using the Ziip Halo 2.0 to help with sculpting her face and lymphatic drainage. The updated version of the original Ziip Halo has a stronger current, and you can use the connected app to guide you through various facial treatments to help with everything from sculpting and smoothing to reducing lines and wrinkles.
The personalised electrical currents help to lift, brighten and tighten skin, and according to Ziip’s website, 97% of users saw immediate lifting and firming effects. It’s also said to reduce fine lines and wrinkles by 28%, boost plumpness and firmness by 27%, and improve your skin tone by 13%, making this a brilliant tool to add to your skincare routine.
The Ziip Halo 2.0 might be celeb-approved, but you don’t need an A-list budget to afford it. It’s currently priced at £379.99, which isn’t totally unaffordable when compared to devices like the FaceGym Pro-Edition EMS Facial Device with 30ml Serum which will set you back £633.
Meanwhile the Shark DePuffi Contrast Therapy Sculpting Tool is £139.99 down from £179.99 right now, and offers three hot and cold temperature levels which give you visible results after one use. The InstaChill technology is great for sculpting, rapid soothing of irritation, and under-eye depuffing, whilst the InstaHeat Technology boosts radiance and accelerates skincare prep.
For something ultra budget-friendly, the StylPro Mini Microcurrent Device is a handy travel-sized microcurrent device that’s just £29.99. It has three settings and an ergonomic design that visibly lift, firm and smooth the skin thanks to its muscle-stimulating effect.
However, the Ziip Halo 2.0 is a worthwhile investment, especially as it gives professional clinic-worthy treatments at home, saving you money in the long run. It also has over 1.1k five star reviews from users.
One said: “The improvement in my skin is remarkable.”
Whilst another agreed: “My complexion is brighter and more radiant. I’ve been using my ZIIP as recommended 3-5 times a week. I feel like my jawline has also improved. I’ve gotten compliments on how glowy my skin looks. Very happy with my purchase.”
Some of the lower ratings said things like: “I use my halo consistently and I don’t see much of a change. I’m not sure if it’s my age and maybe it will take longer to see a difference.”
And: “I was really excited to get this because everyone talked about the immediate benefits. Unfortunately I cannot yet tell a difference. However I’m going to keep using and hope for results eventually!”
