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Unfortunately, I’m one of those people who can wake up in the morning looking like a completely different person from the one I was the day before. Whether it’s from a lack of sleep, my affinity for salty foods, ongoing sinusitis courtesy of seasonal allergies (which, for reference, affect me year-round), or a sluggish lymphatic system, I’m highly prone to swelling and puffiness. When I’m retaining water, not only does my face appear fuller and my under-eye bags look more like partially deflated balloons than I’d care for, but the shape of my eyes changes entirely. Since I was a teenager, I’ve relied on the tried-and-true frozen-spoon hack to reduce under-eye bags and puffy cheeks, but nowadays there are—albeit more expensive—far more effective ways to control swelling, whatever the culprit.
As a lymphatic drainage enthusiast, my ever-expanding arsenal of de-puffing tools includes a one-person at-home sauna, a trusted vibration plate, a handful of dry brushes, a rebounder, compression boots (a godsend before long flights), and, most recently, a new cooling wand from my favorite dermaplaning brand, Dermaflash. It’s no secret that I’m fiercely loyal to (and dependent on) Dermaflash’s sonic dermaplaning device, so naturally, when I discovered the brand had launched a de-puffing tool, I knew I needed to add it to my lineup immediately—and before my spring allergies reached their peak.
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