Collection: High Frequency Machines

High Frequency therapy is a non-invasive skincare method that uses gentle electrical currents to disinfect, stimulate, and refresh the skin. By applying a high frequency wand to the skin’s surface, small amounts of energy pass through a glass electrode filled with gas, producing ozone that helps kill bacteria, improve circulation, and support collagen production. Over time, regular sessions can lead to clearer, smoother, and more radiant skin — especially for acne-prone, congested, or ageing skin.

High frequency is often used as an adjunct in facials, offering a safe “finishing touch” to extractions, hydration, or finishing serums without harsh chemicals. Its mild warming effect supports lymphatic drainage and enhances absorption of follow-up skincare products.

The Science Behind the Glow

High frequency devices generate a mild alternating current that passes through an inert gas (often argon or neon) within a glass electrode. When the wand is applied to the skin, the gas becomes ionised and emits a gentle glow — and produces trace amounts of ozone. This ozone has antibacterial properties, which help reduce acne-causing bacteria on the skin surface.

At the same time, the current stimulates micro-circulation, increasing blood flow and oxygen delivery to tissues. That boost in circulation and oxygen helps accelerate cellular repair and promotes healthier, more vibrant skin.

Modes, Settings & Safety

Professional high frequency wands often feature multiple intensity levels and interchangeable electrodes (point, mushroom, comb, etc.).

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  Lower settings are ideal for delicate, sensitive, or mature skin.
  
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  Higher settings may be used (with care) for oily or acne-prone zones.
  

Always use the wand with dry skin (no water-based creams underneath) to avoid interfering with the electrical flow. The treatment should not be painful — users typically feel a soft buzzing or warming sensation.

✅ Bacteria Reduction — Ozone output helps kill surface bacteria, making it especially useful for acne-prone skin.

✅ Improved Circulation — Enhances blood flow and oxygenation, supporting tissue health and radiance.

✅ Reduced Puffiness — Helps with mild lymphatic drainage, flushing out toxins and excess fluids.

✅ Stimulated Collagen & Elastin — Encourages skin firmness and elasticity over time.

✅ Refined Texture & Tone — Smooths rough patches, reduces minor surface irregularities.

✅ Increased Serum Absorption — Prepping skin with high frequency can help prep following serums or masks to penetrate more effectively.

✅ Safe & No Downtime — Minimal side effects when used correctly; suitable as an add-on in facials or daily routines.

At Glow Beauty, we believe every detail matters. That’s why our high frequency wand sets are carefully selected for reliability, performance, and safety. Every wand we offer is CE-certified, built from quality materials, and comes with multiple electrode options for diverse skincare needs.

We also stock complementary accessories (like replacement electrodes, electrode covers, storage pouches) so that you can maintain hygiene standards, prolong device life, and keep your workflow seamless. Each accessory is chosen to match our devices in form and function — no mismatched parts or guesswork.

By combining one of our high frequency wands with the correct electrodes and care tools, you’re investing in a professional-level styling experience that clients (or your skin) will notice.

Yes — when used correctly. Avoid use on broken or inflamed skin, and start on lower intensity for sensitive skin.

For facial use, 2–3 sessions per week is common in the beginning. Once your skin acclimates, you can reduce to maintenance (e.g. once a week).

Some improvement in texture or brightness can be seen immediately. Bacterial reduction, calmer skin, and clearer pores often show within 2–4 weeks of consistent use.

Yes — especially mild to moderate cases. The ozone generation targets surface bacteria, helping reduce breakouts over time.

No. You will feel a gentle warming sensation but no pain. If the device becomes too warm, simply lower the intensity level.

No. The feeling is usually a mild tingle or soft buzzing. If it feels too intense, lower the setting.

Minimal. Some slight redness or tingling may appear, but it generally subsides quickly.

Use the small point electrode for spot treatment, mushroom or dome for larger flat areas, or the comb electrode for scalp treatments if your device supports it.

Absolutely — high frequency can complement facials. Use it before serums or masks (after cleansing), not with water-based creams underneath.

5–10 minutes is usually enough for full-face work. You can spend 30–60 seconds per zone for spot treatment.