Drop Everything—the Celeb- and Editor-Obsessed Lyma Laser Is Currently 0+ Off

Drop Everything—the Celeb- and Editor-Obsessed Lyma Laser Is Currently $670+ Off


Hands down, the most common questions I receive as a beauty editor have to do with skincare tools. Which gadgets are actually worth the money? What’s the difference between two equally buzzy brands? Is there a tool that I personally swear by? The answer to that last one is an immediate yes, and if you know me (or took a quick glance at this headline), you already know what I’m going to recommend: the Lyma Laser, a handheld cold-laser device that claims to have 100 times the power of standard LED. I’ve used it every single night for the past seven months (give or take a few days off, but I swear I’ve been consistent!), and my skin has never looked more radiant, clear, or buttery-smooth.

The only downside? The Lyma Laser will set you back a cool $2695—a hefty investment, but one that I wouldn’t encourage if it didn’t actually procure results. I’m of the belief that high-quality skincare routine doesn’t have to rely on fancy formulas (my own regimen is chock-full of drugstore heroes that work just as well as, if not better than, luxury products), but if you are going to drop coin on a certain item, tools are rather strong assets—mainly because you don’t have to repurchase them every few months like a serum or cream. Still, I don’t make these recommendations lightly, so when I do tout the powers of a spendy device, you can trust that it really is that good. I wouldn’t use it myself if it wasn’t.