FacialPro Glow.

"If you guys want to be able to do extractions safely at home, the device that I recommend is the Shark Beauty FacialPro Glow. This can actually do it safely, just like a home hydrafacial experience at home."

"The Shark Facial Pro Glow is a home hydroacial style device. You prep the skin and then this actually has suction. You put water in here and it sucks the gunk out of your pores. It has a second step where you put in a hyaluronic acid peptide mix that infuses hydration into your skin and sucks gunk out once more. You can actually see all of the stuff that comes out of your pores in that tank. I've tried this myself several times. I like it. If you want something to safely remove gunk from your pores at home rather than using dirty fingernails, this is a good option."

"I think would be a good candidate for the Shark Beauty Facial Pro Glow. I've tried it myself and even though I don't have a lot of acne, I don't feel like I have prominent sebaceous filaments, I still saw stuff in that tank that it pulled out of my skin. I was impressed."

"I recommend the Shark Beauty FacialPro Glow. I have done a collaboration with Shark in the past, but this is not sponsored to put it in the video. I genuinely just like this device. It's easy to use at home to give yourself a hydroacial-like experience at home, but this actually sucks the gunk out of your pores. And you can see it in this tank at the end. You can see what comes out of your face. I do like this device quite a bit and it's fairly easy to use."

"If you guys want a solution to help do extractions at home safely, I recommend the Shark Beauty FacialPro Glow. This is an at-home hydrafacial device and you can get it and do your own hydrafacials. It sucks stuff out of your pores. If you guys want a safe way to do this kind of stuff at home, I recommend the Shark Beauty FacialPro Glow."

"This is incredibly easy to use. It only takes about 10 minutes, and the extraction results speak for themselves. This satisfies that same urge that we get while watching pimple popping videos, but it's actually good for your skin. The hydration boost from the products is real, and the deep puffy attachment, I think, is genuinely innovative. This device costs $399. However, it pays for itself after just three uses because professional facials in the dermatology office can cost $150 or more. And unlike those monthly appointments, this is available whenever your skin needs it. That said, if you have very sensitive skin, active rosacea, or other skin conditions, or if you're using strong retinoids, I would recommend consulting with your dermatologist before using this device."