Questions, answered.

You hold the curved handle and glide the flat, angled head slowly across your skin. Start on the lowest setting and work up from there. It's a calm, hands-off alternative to squeezing your pores with your fingers.

It's a handheld facial tool with a flat spatula-style head that you move across your skin as part of your cleansing routine. It's designed for at-home use, so you can look after your skin in your own bathroom, at your own pace.

It suits anyone who leans into the mirror and sees blackheads across their nose and chin. It's for people who are tired of pore strips and finger squeezing and want a simple routine at home. If you'd rather book fewer facials and take care of things yourself, it's a good place to start.

Wipe the head clean after each session and let it dry fully before you put it away. Store it upright on a dry shelf or in a pouch, away from the basin. A little care after every use keeps it ready for your next session.

It slots straight into your existing bathroom routine, ideally in the evening right after a warm shower when your pores are open and everything comes out easier. Do your cleanse first, glide the FreshSonic over your nose, chin and forehead, then follow with your usual serum and moisturiser on freshly cleared skin. Plenty of people keep it on the bathroom shelf and reach for it on a Sunday night reset before the work week. It is that quick, satisfying home routine you have pictured, the one that leaves you smiling at your own reflection instead of dreading the mirror.

No. The FreshSonic Deep Facial Cleanser works on its own, so start there. You can add the others later if you want them.

Yes, because you pay for it once.

Yes. It's a slim handheld tool that slips easily into a toiletry pouch. Pack it for a long weekend away and keep your routine going wherever you are.