You Can Save on Hailey Bieber's Go-To LED Skincare Device at the Amazon Big Spring Sale

When it comes to achieving glass skin, Hailey Bieber has it down pat. After all, she is the founder of Rhode, the skincare brand that's dedicated to getting you that "glazed donut" glow. But her Rhode products aren't the only things responsible for her radiant skin. As you can see in her TikTok video below, Bieber is also a fan of the Medicube Age-R Booster Pro ($199; $156), a K-beauty skincare wand that offers not one, but *four* customized treatments. And guess what, fellow beauty fanatics? The little glowing gadget is on rare sale at the Amazon Big Spring Sale RN. This means you can scoop up the must-have device for as low as $156 from March 25 through March 31, along with a bunch more of your wish list items.

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Never owned a skincare gadget? Um, you're missing out. PureWow editors swear by red light therapy masks *and* microcurrent devices, including the Bieber-approved Medicube that targets all of your skin concerns. That said, the brand's Age-R Booster Pro is sort of like a NuFACE and Solawave device in one, considering it offers both LED light therapy and microcurrent technology to help boost skin's radiance (and collagen production) while lifting, sculpting and reducing the look of fine lines and wrinkles. But that's not all. It also has a Booster mode that uses electroporation to aid in the absorption of products, as well as an Air Shot mode that mimics the effects of microneedling, sans any actual needles.

I can keep going, but basically, this nifty tool really does do it all, and it's super easy to use, no matter the mode. In fact, SEO Editor Marissa Wu tested the product for a roundup of editor-approved microcurrent devices and scored it a 92 out of 100. “The setup was pretty easy! It pairs with an app that comes with tons of tutorials and resources that are centralized, so it's nice not to have to paw through the manual/website for everything," she explained. "Also, there are some modes on the device that you can't use too often, so in the app, there's a calendar where you can schedule treatments and ensure you're staying within the safe usage limit. That was super handy because I can never keep track of everything!”

In terms of how the wand actually feels on the face, Wu had nothing but good things to say. While she admitted that some treatments (like the Air Shot mode) felt a bit prickly, they didn't cause any redness or reaction. And since Medicube also has a stamp of approval from PureWow content creator Kate Kesselman, who tested a similar device for an episode of Take My Money, I'm pretty confident that this guy lives up to the hype.