Millie Mackintosh reveals she uses the microcurrent device for de-puffing and face sculpting, and it’s the same tool behind Margot Robbie’s glowing red carpet skin
Millie and Margo both use the Ziip Halo face sculpting tool(Image: Millie Mackintosh/Instagram/Getty Images)
With the eagerly anticipated Wuthering Heights film arriving in cinemas this weekend, Margot Robbie and her flawless press tour ensembles are commanding our attention once more. And whilst her period drama-influenced wardrobe is utterly captivating, we’re equally mesmerised by how consistently firm, radiant and luminous her complexion appears, regardless of countless late evenings and dawn media commitments.
Her beauty secret was unveiled some time ago as the Ziip Halo 2.0 All In One Microcurrent Facial Device, and it’s emerged that numerous A-listers swear by it. Alongside Hollywood heavyweights like Jennifer Aniston, Millie Mackintosh recently disclosed she incorporates it into her “de-puffing skincare routine.”
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Whilst chatting about her latest wellness escape, Millie employs an ice roller across her complexion to tackle inflammation, before turning to the Ziip Halo 2.0 to assist with facial contouring and lymphatic drainage. The enhanced iteration of the original Ziip Halo boasts a more powerful current, and the accompanying app walks you through different facial treatments targeting everything from sculpting and smoothing to diminishing lines and creases.
The bespoke electrical currents work to lift, illuminate and firm the skin, and based on Ziip’s website, 97% of customers experienced instant lifting and firming results. It’s also reported to diminish fine lines and wrinkles by 28%, enhance plumpness and firmness by 27%, and refine skin tone by 13%, establishing this as an excellent addition to your beauty regime.
The Ziip Halo 2.0 may have celebrity endorsement, but it won’t break the bank like you might think. Currently available for £379.99, it’s actually quite reasonable when stacked against alternatives such as the FaceGym Pro-Edition EMS Facial Device with 30ml Serum, which comes in at a hefty £633.
On the other hand, the Shark DePuffi Contrast Therapy Sculpting Tool is on offer at £139.99, reduced from £179.99, and delivers three adjustable hot and cold temperature settings that provide noticeable results from the very first go. Its InstaChill technology works wonders for facial contouring, quickly calming irritation, and banishing under-eye puffiness, while the InstaHeat Technology enhances glow and speeds up your skincare routine.
For those watching their pennies, the StylPro Mini Microcurrent Device is a compact, travel-friendly option at just £29.99. Featuring three different settings and an easy-to-handle design, it visibly lifts, tightens and smooths the complexion through its muscle-stimulating action.
That said, the Ziip Halo 2.0 is a smart investment as it delivers salon-quality treatments from the comfort of home, ultimately saving you money over time. It’s also backed by more than 1.1k glowing five-star reviews from satisfied customers, reports the Mirror.
One reviewer remarked: “The improvement in my skin is remarkable.”
Meanwhile, another enthused: “My complexion is brighter and more radiant. I’ve been using my Ziip as recommended 3-5 times a week. I feel like my jawline has also improved. I’ve gotten compliments on how glowy my skin looks. Very happy with my purchase.”
Some of the less glowing reviews included comments such as: “I use my halo consistently and I don’t see much of a change. I’m not sure if it’s my age and maybe it will take longer to see a difference.”
And another user shared: “I was really excited to get this because everyone talked about the immediate benefits. Unfortunately I cannot yet tell a difference. However I’m going to keep using and hope for results eventually!”
