Wellness devices, skincare & fitness gear — tested with real-world results.

The oily, acne-prone skin pick: this Anthelios SPF 60 sunscreen's silica and perlite keep shine off under makeup.

Withings' hybrid puts FDA-cleared ECG in an analog watch, with up to 35 days a charge (about two weeks in use).

For anyone ready to skip the flat iron: Shark's RapidGloss tames frizz, and TechRadar dried shoulder-length hair in about 3.5 minutes.

The HyperAIR fits anyone wanting auto heat and airflow under Dyson's price: dual sensors read each attachment.

A Q10 and Vitamin C lotion for dry skin at a fraction of Sol de Janeiro's cost, in a 16.9 oz bottle.

Woosh Beauty works for anyone wanting a full face in one skin-tone-matched compact: 13 pans and a 4-in-1 brush.

Built for curling-iron beginners: CNN Underscored called TYMO's auto-rotating iron foolproof, and dual voltage fits travel.

The TheraFace Pro is for anyone eyeing a microcurrent wand, LED mask and massager: one handle, FDA-cleared LED and microcurrent.

NuFace's kit serves buyers already sold on microcurrent: FDA-cleared, with Boost and more published data than most rivals.

Philips' top rotary gives a gentle, close shave, with a ring that coaches your technique and a case that recharges it on trips.

Whiter teeth if you commit to 20 daily sessions, using the peroxide ingredient dentists use; Crest's no-slip strips let you talk.

Waterpik's Aquarius is the reference flosser in most clinical studies, for braces, implants and families, with 7 tips and ADA acceptance.















