Late last year I had an Oxyjet facial and was reminded of just how brilliant they can be for tricky skin types such as mine. Oxygen facials basically involve using an oxygenating tool to push product further into the skin without using anything too aggressive, so if you’re sensitive, spot-prone or just have skin that benefits most from a lighter touch, oxygen facials are a winner. The facial I experienced last year was to mark the launch of the Oxyjet Go product, which is a skincare device that allows you to utilise the technology of an oxygen facial in the comfort of your home. I’ve been very lucky to have one to try out, so I’ll be reviewing it in full soon, but in the meantime, here’s a little introduction.
The first thing that has to be mentioned before anything else is the price point. The Oxyjet Go is £895 which is a big ol’ price tag that’ll likely put it outside of most budgets. Having said that, if you’re an oxygen facial convert and you regularly pay for the treatment, this could work out more cost-effective (eventually!) and definitely more convenient. The high price point is not helped by the fact that you are supposed to use two products with the device which of course will run out and need replacing, and to me that’s not ideal; I think if you’re going to spend £895 on a product, that should be your whole expense.
Having said that, I’ve been experimenting with other products and I do find that it works really well with a variety of serums and essences, and my skin looks noticeably calmer and dewier after a quick 5 minute treatment. The problem I have at the moment is that my skin is reacting to everything and breaking out horrifically, so I can’t fully assess the products that come with the device (that are designed to give an optimum treatment) as they break me out (like almost everything else right now) but it does mean I’ve had to think outside the box and I’ve mostly used this with a calming serum that really does make my skin feel and look a lot calmer.
I’ll be using the Oxyjet Go for the next few weeks and I’ll write an in-depth review very soon. Find it out more about it here – link.
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Ooh I’m really looking forward to a full review. I was looking at a salon that has a lockdown sale on and it was a facial similar to what this offers that I was tempted to buy a voucher for x
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Hello, I have noticed you haven’t left a review ? Was this product bad?
Hi Amy,
You’re absolutely right! I just never got around to it; it’s a good product but very expensive for what it is, but I think it depends on what you want from it as it definitely fills the place of oxygen facials, so if you spend a lot on getting them regularly then this will save you money. It does a brilliant job at doing exactly what it’s supposed to and it’s a brilliantly designed device. Hope that helps and let me know if you have any questions! I’ll try and publish a review soon xx
Hello dear Sascha,
during my research for experiences with the Oxyjet Go I came across your post. Thank you very much for your honest review to the Oxyjet Go. I have been interested in this device for a long time, but I am not sure if it is right for my purposes, also because of the high price. I mainly want to use the device to plump up my under eye skin a bit and reduce fine lines. Can you maybe tell me if the Oxyjet Go is suitable for this? I would be very grateful for an answer 🙂
Many greetings
Esther
Hi Esther,
Thank you so much for your lovely comment and I’m so sorry I haven’t replied sooner – I’m not sure how I missed it!
Have you given any more thought to the Oxyjet device since you commented? I like it, but I do think it’s a lot of money for what it is and I think it’s more of the type of device that enhances other things (like particular skincare) rather than providing benefits as a standalone product. Having said that, I am really inconsistent with using it so I can’t vouch for it’s performance over time as I tend to just dip in and out.
For under eye skin, there are two things that I can say, with confidence, will make a difference; the first is the LED glasses from CurrentBody (if you don’t want to splurge I know that the guys behind Stylpro (I think they’re now “Stylideas”) are about to release something similar that’s a lot cheaper, although I can vouch for CurrentBody products as they are exceptionally well tested.
The second device is the Medicube Age-R Booster H, which works by encouraging deeper penetration of skincare and it really is fantastic; you can use it on the face as well as around the eye are and I noticed a difference really quickly – I bought it I think about a month ago, and I’ve used it every day since.
Let me know if you have any questions and I hope you had a lovely weekend! xx