First thing is first. If you keep this out on your kitchen counter or in your office, you will get a lot of questions. It does look like possibly a vibrator or fancy toothbrush. Needless to say, my RejuvaWand is now charging in my bathroom.

I was confused by the charger at first. There are not outer contacts on the wand or in the base charger either. I didn’t quite know how it would work. But it does. Just by simply placing the wand in the base, contact is somehow made and charging begins. It did need to charge for almost 24 hours before the light indicated it was ready for use. You can tell that the wand is charging from a slow flashing yellow light. When the light becomes steady, you know that the charging is complete.

The first time I used this, I went a bit overboard on the gel. I used way too much and it was dripping down my face. Now I know to just gently rub the bottle over the area I will be treating, and it will be slippery enough to smooth over gently and easily.

Be warned, this is a very bright light. Very bright! Don’t be fooled by the video in my initial post. You will not be able to type on the computer or even read it for that matter, unless you want to possibly damage your eyes. The light really is extremely bright – I cannot stress this enough. You can easily use the wand while talking on the phone though, and I have used it while chatting it up a few times.

My favorite way to use the wand is on my freshly cleansed skin right before bed time. I like to jump under the covers, close my eyes, and smooth the RejuvaWand around my eyes, on my forehead, and on my neck right before I go to sleep. Each area takes 4 minutes, and the wand automatically turns off when the four minutes is done. So, my total treatment is 16 minutes right now, and I must say the slight heat and massaging action is quite relaxing.

Stay tuned for more on my experience with the RejuvaWand and my before pictures.

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RejuvaWand is a complete skin care system based on light technology. Using red light and infrared along with a gentle massaging action, RejuvaWand is an at home treatment used to rejuvenate the skin. This product is something you would expect to see at the dermatologists office, but this is made for easy, at-home use.

Along with the wand itself (which looks sort of like a vibrator with a light on one end of it), the system includes a base for the wand to charge in, a gel that is supposed to be used with the wand, and a three step skin care system including a cleanser, toner, and moisturizer.

Rejuva Gel was created to improve the transmission of light from the RejuvaWand to the skin. Water soluble and smooth to the touch it also makes for effortless movement of the RejuvaWand over the areas being treated. The gel’s key ingredient, Hyaluronic acid, also provides excellent skin hydration a core component in ongoing care of the skin.

Rejuva Cleanse is a mild, nourishing cleanser that contains healing aloe and beneficial antioxidants. It can be safely used twice a day on dry, oily or normal skin. Rejuva Cleanse is gentle and hydrating, and may also be used to remove makeup.

Rejuva Tone is a refreshing, alcohol-free toner that can be used twice daily, after cleansing, on all skin types. Its aloe and botanical-enriched formula helps to purify, condition and rehydrate youre skin; while gently deep-cleaning your pores.

Rejuva Moist skin plays a critical role in reversing the visible signs of sun damage and ageing. Rejuva Moist with SPF 20 is the third and final element in the RejuvaWand Skincare System. This high-performance moisturizer contains anti-aging ingredients and antioxidants to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

I cannot wait to try the RejuvaWand! I am patiently waiting as the wand is charging in it’s base as I write this. As soon as the light indicates that the wand is fully charged, I will do my first treatment.

Stay tuned to Aging Fabulous, as I will keep you updated as I go along, and plan to bring you some before and after pictures, along with a short video of me using the wand.

In the mean-time I found a great little YouTube video that tells you more about it.

If you would like to join me in the experiment, you can order RejuvaWand right from the website. The system costs $199.80 if you make one signle payment or you can split it up over five months for just $49.95 each payment, where it will cost you a total of $249.75 The company does offer a 30-Day Free Trial with you just paying the shipping and handling up front, so you have nothing to lose in order to at least try it out. Visit rejuvawand.com for all the details.

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