Beauty devices

5minskin sells skincare and beauty devices and products, including a MicroPulse device, dermaplaning tools with replacement blades, and creams such as the Radiance Cleanse and Silk Soother.

AngelLift sells an anti-aging device intended to treat wrinkles around the mouth and lips without injections, chemicals or surgery.

Bleame sells the Crystal Hair Eraser, a hair removal product that uses nano-crystalline technology to break hairs at the skin surface when rubbed gently on the skin, and that also exfoliates. It is sold as a beauty and skincare item through its online store.

Botanique Paris sells skincare devices that use red light therapy and microcurrent technology, marketed for reducing dark circles, fine lines and wrinkles.

Capillus sells red light therapy devices for hair regrowth and skin renewal, including laser hair regrowth devices and an LED mask. Its catalog also includes clinical hair care products, accessories, nourishment products, and a pet care line.

Comforth Scandinavia is a Danish online shop selling skincare products, home beauty devices (LED masks, IPL hair removers, facial brushes), hair care and styling tools, and wellness items such as massagers, saunas, weighted blankets, yoga gear and treadmills. The products are aimed at people who want beauty and wellness results at home.

CurrentBody sells at-home beauty devices, including LED light therapy, radiofrequency, laser hair removal and hair regrowth devices, along with some skincare and wellness products. Its site describes the devices as clinically proven, non-invasive tools for professional-level results at home.

DERMAFLASH sells facial exfoliating devices and related skincare products, including gift sets and bundles, that remove dead skin cells, debris and peach fuzz from the face. The brand also has a section for professionals.

douxds sells skincare tools, including the FLEX Pro Vibrating Face Brush, a waterproof sonic vibrating facial brush marketed for acne, ingrown hairs, dry flakes, dark marks, and wrinkles on all skin types and tones. Its online store also lists a digestive support product among 12 live products.

Dragonhawk makes tattoo machines and supplies, including tattoo machines, cartridges, and ink.

Qure sells at-home skincare devices and products, including LED face and neck masks, a hair growth helmet, shower and faucet filters, a micro-infusion system with targeted patches, face serums, a cleanser, a dermal mist and silk pillowcases. It also offers device bundles, skin consultations and an app.

Dude Pruner sells at-home IPL (intense pulsed light) hair removal devices for men, including the Fuzz Gun 2.0, which is marketed for long-term hair removal on the body.

Fancii & Co. sells LED lighted compact, vanity, travel and magnifying mirrors, along with skincare tools such as a facial steamer, microdermabrasion device, body scrubber and electric callus remover. It also sells beauty essentials including makeup cases and bags, a heated eyelash curler and a scalp massager.

FYT Tattoo Supplies Canada manufactures disposable tattoo, piercing, SMP and PMU needles, and also offers tattoo ink, tattoo machines, and medical supplies for the tattoo and cosmetic industry. The company says it has operated since 2004.

Groomie Hers sells LED light therapy skin care and grooming devices for women, including the GlowUp LED Light Therapy Face Mask, which uses red light and infrared light therapy.

Hairmax sells laser devices for hair regrowth aimed at people experiencing hair loss, along with accessories, hair care products, supplements, bundles, and protection plans.

iRESTORE sells at-home red light therapy devices that are FDA-cleared, with uses listed as hair regrowth, body recovery, pain relief and skin health. It also sells hair and scalp treatments, supplements, skincare products, device accessories and extended warranties.

Jawzrsize sells jaw exerciser devices and facial fitness products, including kits, gum, a guasha tool and roller, and a necklace, aimed at toning the jawline and reducing the look of a double chin.

Jill Skincare sells a personalized dermaplaning system for women's facial shaving, including dermatologist-approved blades and a Hair ID spray. It is a beauty and cosmetics brand with a Shopify catalog of 53 products.

Joovv designs and sells red light therapy devices for home and professional use, offered as modular systems from targeted treatment units to full-body setups. It also sells accessories and expansions for its devices.

JOVS sells at-home beauty devices for skin care and hair removal, including the 4D Laser Mask and the Venus Pro II hair removal device. Its catalog also includes skincare products, accessories and gift items.

Kenzzi is a New Zealand-based online retailer (operated by Kenzzi Limited) that sells at-home laser hair removal products, and its Shopify store lists 25 products in the beauty and cosmetics category.

Kiierr sells laser hair growth devices, including laser caps with 272 or 312 diodes, along with skin and wellness products such as laser panels, a Miracle Wand, a Purify Showerhead, and face masks. The site also offers replacement parts, a hair loss quiz, and consultations aimed at people dealing with hair loss.

Kojeva sells the Kojeva Lymphatic Face Brush, a soft facial brush used in about 90 seconds to brush the face in an upward and outward motion, which it says reduces puffiness around the under-eyes, jawline and cheeks, eases jaw tension, and improves absorption of skincare applied afterward.

LED Esthetics sells at-home LED light therapy skin care devices, including masks, a collar, hair and lip devices and an acne wand, along with serums and hydrogel masks. The products are marketed to consumers for concerns such as wrinkles, fine lines, pigmentation, redness, acne and sun damage, and the brand also offers a retailer program.

Le Peach Club sells electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) trainers for the abs, arms, and hips/booty, along with refill gel pads, body masks, and skincare products. The products are marketed for body sculpting, hydration, and self care.

LightStim sells LED light therapy products for professionals.

LuckySupplyUSA, also known as Lucky Supply, is a family owned and operated tattoo supply company and machine shop established in 2000. It makes and sells tattoo products for professional tattoo artists.

LUX SKIN sells at-home beauty devices and skincare products, including IPL hair removal devices, LED light therapy masks and wands, microdermabrasion and micro infusion kits, facial steamers, and cleansing brushes. Its online store also carries serums, creams, masks, patches, hair styling tools, and accessories.

Luxury Confidence sells a beauty device marketed as a blackhead treatment kit for skin concerns such as blackheads, whiteheads, small pimples and dull skin, offered to US customers with a 90-day money-back guarantee.

LYMA sells at-home anti-ageing products, including the LYMA Laser and Laser PRO skin devices, a skincare range of cream and serum, a longevity supplement, and the ID² gut-health product, along with starter kits, refills and accessories.

Masderm sells at-home radiofrecuencia (radiofrequency) beauty devices for the face and body, including slimming-focused devices, along with related products such as peptide and collagen items. It markets them as giving results comparable to professional clinic treatments.

Meridian Grooming sells its own body and pubic hair trimmers, IPL hair-removal devices, and grooming care products such as a scrub, spray, and pads, along with accessories, replacement parts, and bundles. Its products are marketed to adults of all genders.

Michael Todd Beauty sells beauty tools, skincare products, and accessories through its online store, including facial treatment devices. Its site describes the tools as award-winning and backed by science.

Needlejig Tattoo Supply is a tattoo artist-owned and operated supply company that sells tattoo needles, including round magnum needles, and Dynasty membrane needle cartridges. Its products are aimed at tattoo artists.

Nood sells at-home IPL (intense pulsed light) devices for hair removal and skin rejuvenation, including the Flasher 2.0 and Flasher Pro. It also sells a 5-blade razor, an exfoliating bar, skincare products, and kits.

NuFACE sells at-home microcurrent facial toning devices, such as the TRINITY+, MINI+ and FIX MicroWand, along with attachments, activator serums and gels, and skincare products. Its products are aimed at skin concerns like fine lines, contour and lift, and it also offers a body device line (NUBODY).

Nuvé sells the Silk 3 Pro, a foot care device that removes dry, cracked skin and tough calluses and is meant for at-home pedicures. The brand offers a money-back guarantee.

Omnilux LED sells at-home LED light therapy devices, including LED masks and mini LED masks, along with topical skincare products such as under-eye hydrocolloid patches. It also offers product bundles, accessories, protection plans and gift cards for consumers.

Platinum LED Therapy Lights manufactures and sells red and near-infrared (NIR) light therapy devices, including the BIOMAX and BIOMAX PRO series, SaunaMAX PRO and StudioMAX, along with stands, mounting systems and multi-light setups.

Pluxy sells an at-home facial hair remover device, offered online with a 90-day money-back guarantee and priced in many currencies for international customers.

PMD Beauty sells at-home skincare devices and related accessories, including microdermabrasion, LED mask, HIFU, facial steaming, cleansing, gua sha and lip plumping tools, along with refills and bundles. The brand says its products are developed with a dermatologist and estheticians and are aimed at concerns such as aging, acne, and uneven tone.

purelums.com appears to sell cosmetics, including BB cream and concealer products with a brush, listed with claimed effects such as moisturizing, oil control and even skin color.

Redu Sculpt sells at-home body sculpting devices along with firming gels and toning oils through an online store, with subscription options also offered. The site serves customers in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom, among other regions.

Rose Skin Co sells at-home beauty devices, including IPL devices, and skincare products for consumers.

Shopveauty (VEAUTY) sells at-home skin care devices, including the VEAUTY Dot fractional 3D radiofrequency device, which uses 144 platinum electrodes for skin tightening and anti-aging. Its catalog also includes skin care products and replacement heads for its devices.

Solawave sells red light therapy skincare devices and tools, along with skincare topicals and device accessories, aimed at reducing wrinkles and improving skin complexion. Its products are sold on its own store and through retailers including Ulta, Nordstrom, and Target.

Theradome sells laser helmets for hair regrowth, including the Theradome PRO and EVO models, which it describes as FDA-cleared devices for hair loss. It also sells a hair growth bundle, accessories, and extended warranties through its online store.

Therahair sells a 4-in-1 brush designed for at-home hair growth therapy, which combines four hair-growth technologies in one patented brush. The brush is offered with a Hair Growth Tonic.

Ulike sells at-home IPL (intense pulsed light) hair removal devices, including the Air 10 and Air 3 models, for consumers seeking long-term hair reduction. It also sells the Reglow, an LED skin renewal mask for facial skin care.

Vibro Sculpt sells handheld body sculpting massager devices, including the Vibro Sculpt Pro and Vibro Sculpt 1.0, for at-home cellulite smoothing and body contouring. It also offers subscriptions, gift items, bundles and gels through an online store serving customers in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom.

Viqure sells at-home diode laser hair removal devices and radio frequency skin tightening devices. Orders ship free and include a 60-day money back guarantee and a 1-year warranty.

Wildling sells a facial ritual system that combines facial tools, skincare products, and technique intended to sculpt, lift, and restore skin by supporting lymphatic flow. It positions the system as an alternative to injectables.

Workhorse Irons sells tattoo cartridges for rotary tattoo machines, made for tattoo artists.