Both the NuFace Trinity+ and the Ziip Halo are high-quality, efficient Microcurrent Devices. I truly mean it when I say you can’t go wrong with either.

The ZIIP HALO is slightly more powerful, with an upper power threshold of around 400 microamps. In addition, HALO also uses nanocurrents along with Microcurrent technology. Nanocurrents are even smaller electrical currents than microcurrents. Microcurrents are primarily aimed at muscles, while nanocurrents work more effectively at the cellular level, stimulating the production of ATP, collagen and elastin. This can contribute to long-term skin care-oriented results, not just facial muscle improvement and overall tone.

I’ve been using ZIIP consistently for a while now (I don’t stick to a program, but I try to do it 1-2 times a week) and I think it’s one of the reasons my face stays firm and defined as I age. I’ve been using it for prevention and prevention, so there’s been nothing to “change”, but considering I’m often mistaken for years younger than I am, I think it helps.

The Trinity+, being the most advanced version of the brand, provides about the same power with 340 microamps at the highest level. It has three power modes, as well as a boost button that increases power by 25% in places where it may be needed more.

As Schneider wrote about it: “After only two weeks of continuous use, I definitely notice a more toned, toned appearance. You see, I usually wake up with puffy eyes and a puffy jawline, both of which disappeared immediately after a couple of microcurrents. Even better, I woke up less bloated, I suspect, as my facial muscles began to tone. My partner also commented on how my cheeks looked more defined, and I promise it was unprovoked.’

You are also likely to get more skin care benefits if you choose to include an LED fixture as it works on the epidermis. With this, you can also expect a more even tone, reduced inflammation, and a brighter complexion—things you won’t see with microcurrent devices otherwise.