'I tried the face tool loved by Margot Robbie and it noticeably lifted my face'

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As the glitz and glamour of awards season starts wrapping up, we've been treated to streams of celebs flaunting impeccable skin and chiselled features on the red carpet.

While the beauty secrets of the stars are often kept hush-hush, one facial gadget has been making waves in celebrity circles: the ZIIP Halo Microcurrent Facial Device.The brand remains tight-lipped about whether any Oscars attendees used the ZIIP Halo earlier this week, but A-listers like Jennifer Aniston and Margot Robbie have previously sung its praises.

Make-up artist Pauline Briscoe also revealed that it was part of Oti Mabuse's prep for the recent BRIT Awards. Retailing at £379, the ZIIP Halo delivers microcurrents and nanocurrents to the skin and muscles of the face, promising a lifted, 'snatched' look and a brighter, less puffy complexion – think of it as a gym session for your face, reports the Mirror.

I decided to put this popular device to the test, and here's my honest verdict... READ MORE: 'I tried this new under-£200 LED mask before it launched and saw impressive results' READ MORE: 'I asked a woman what foundation she used because her skin looked so good' Pros Quick and easy to use, the 'regular' programme just four minutes long Fits easily into your skincare routine Gives instant results Face looks sharper, firmer and less puffy Small and compact to travel with Lots of different facial programmes available on the app Cons Results are subtle and temporary; it won't work miracles on extreme jowls or sagging skin It's expensive You need to use special conductive gel with it; ZIIP's own one is also quite expensive Wiping the gel off your face, hands and the tool is a bit of a faff I've dabbled with numerous at-home facial tools, but most left.