15 Best Hair, Skincare And Makeup Tools That Are Worth The Splurge

Comb and separate your lashes after applying mascara with this folding lash comb from Tweezerman ($20 from Lookfantastic Singapore).

Define brows by tinting them a darker shade with the Brush-In Lash and Brow Dye Kit from 1000Hour.

Master your makeup with a set of high-quality brushes such as this full five-piece The Essential Brush Kit from Bobbi Brown.

Style your hair in less time and with greater ease with the Dyson Airwrap Styler.

Keep your brows tidy and fill in gaps with a pen that creates hair-like strokes with Benefit Cosmetics’ Brow Grooming Tweezer and Brush ($35), and Brow Microfilming Pen ($44).

Achieve a flawless-looking foundation with Real Techniques’ Miracle Complexion Sponge.

Make your eyes look bigger by curling your lashes at home with Mavala Switzerland’s Eyelash Curler.

Relax or multi-task while this lightweight, portable LED Omnilux Contour Mask (US$395) works on reducing lines and firming your skin using red and infrared wavelengths of light.

Massage your face while stimulating collagen production and reducing the appearance of lines with Finishing Touch’s Flawless Contour Vibrating Rose Quartz Facial Roller and Massager.

Use Dr. Dennis Gross’ SpectraLite EyeCare Pro LED Device for three minutes a day to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and dark circles under your eyes.

If you have brown or darker body hair, Remington I-Light Smooth Sense IPL Hair Removal System will give you up to 94% fewer hairs after just three treatments.

This mighty Trinity Mini from NuFace stimulates the deeper tissues and muscles and improves the definition, tone, and texture of skin.

Turn this LED light therapy called LightStim for Wrinkles on and it will stimulate your skin’s ability to produce collagen and elastin.

Lift, sculpt, and contour your skin at home with ZIIP’s Beauty Nanocurrent and Microcurrent At-Home Facial Device ($711.03 from Amazon Singapore).

Target acne-causing bacteria with this smart device from Foreo called the Espada Acne-Clearing Blue Light Pen ($209 from Sephora Singapore). It uses the dual power of blue LED light and T-Sonic pulsations.

This article was first published in Singapore Women’s Weekly

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