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Is the $285 Joanna Vargas Magic Glow Wand Really Worth the Hype?

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When it comes to beauty and skincare, Joanna Vargas is really that girl. 

While the celebrity esthetician is known for her next-level facials, she’s also got an entire line of skincare products that we’ve been dying to try. 

On the newest episode of Take My Money, Kate tests out the Magic Glow Wand, a skincare tool inspired by its founder’s lymphatic spa treatments—which means we’re hoping for spa-like results here. 

While testing out the luxury skincare gadget, she had a chance to see how each of the hot and cold modes feels on the skin, whether the tool produces any noticeable results and most importantly, if it’s really worth the $285 price tag. So, does the Magic Glow Wand live up to the hype?

When it came time to test out the Joanna Vargas Magic Glow Wand, Kate chose to wear a sheet face mask while trying out the hot/warm setting.

One thing Kate really loved about using the skincare wand is that she didn’t have to dedicate a large amount of time to cleaning up. “There’s no process of cleaning. Like with a tightening skin mask, I have to put the mask on, I have to wait ten minutes [and then] I have to wash it off,” she said in the vid. “[With] this, nothing.”

Want to hear what Kate has to say about the Magic Glow Wand? Click the video above to hear her honest review and see whether or not the product is really worth $285. 

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Joanna Vargas Magic Glow Wand

  • Designed with three settings to help soothe inflammation and increase skin circulation
  • Comes with a rechargeable USB port
  • Aims to help absorb products more effectively into the skin
  • Aims to reduce the appearance of pores and lessens puffiness


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