Voltawand™ Pro

I don’t usually write reviews, but I had to for this. Hormonal acne has basically ruined my confidence since I hit my mid-20s. I’ve tried literally everything(birth control, every cream you can think of, diets, even stuff like acupuncture (yep, I was that desperate). Nothing ever really worked long-term. Then I came across a post about the VoltaWand in some Facebook group, and the girl’s before-and-after photos were INSANE. I figured, what do I have to lose?

When I first got it, I’ll admit I was scared to use it. The zapping noise made me jump at first, and I thought it was going to hurt. (Spoiler: it doesn’t.) It feels like a tiny static shock, which is kinda weird at first but oddly satisfying once you get used to it. I started off using it on low around my chin and jawline, which is where my hormonal acne loves to hang out. I used the little pointed attachment to zap individual cysts, and I swear, by the next day, they were smaller. Not gone completely, but definitely smaller.

Fast forward a month, and my skin is SO much better. The huge, painful bumps that used to stick around for weeks are now gone in a few days. And the redness from old spots is finally starting to fade too. I’ve even had people compliment me on my skin, which hasn’t happened in years.

Just a heads up, though: you need to be consistent. I use it 5 times a week for like 5 minutes before bed. Also, the smell takes some getting used to(it’s like this weird metallic-ozone smell. But honestly, for these results? I don’t care. If you’re dealing with hormonal acne, just get this thing. It’s worth every penny.

I never thought I’d be writing a review for something like this, but here we are. About 6 months ago, I started losing hair like crazy-handfuls in the shower, on my pillow, everywhere. My doctor said it was telogen effluvium from stress (yay), but there wasn’t much they could do except tell me to ‘reduce stress’ (double yay). I felt so helpless.

After doing a ton of research, I came across the VoltaWand and decided to give it a try. I started using the comb attachment on my scalp every other day, focusing on the areas where my hair was thinning the most. At first, I didn’t notice much, but after about a month, I realized my hair wasn’t shedding as much. Like, I could actually run my fingers through my hair without pulling out a ton of strands.

Now it’s been three months, and I’m starting to see regrowth! It’s mostly along my hairline and temples-little baby hairs that weren’t there before. My scalp also feels healthier, if that makes sense? Like it’s less dry and flaky.

A couple tips: make sure you move the comb around slowly and don’t stay in one spot too long. I also use a scalp serum right after, and it seems to help. Oh, and the smell-it’s not bad, just... weird? Like metallic air or something.

Anyway, if you’re dealing with hair loss, I’d say give this a shot. It’s not magic, but it’s definitely helping me get my confidence back.

Ok, so I’m not usually one to buy into all the ‘miracle cure’ hype, but I’ve been fighting hair loss for years now (thanks, genetics), and I’m willing to try anything at this point. I saw a bunch of reviews about the VoltaWand helping with hair thinning and figured, why not?

I’ve been using the comb attachment on my scalp for about 2 months now, three times a week. At first, I didn’t notice much of a difference, but then after a few weeks, I realized my shower drain wasn’t clogged with hair anymore. Huge win right there. Now, I’m actually seeing little baby hairs coming in around my hairline and even on the thinning patch at the back of my head. They’re still short and kinda fine, but hey, it’s progress.

The comb attachment feels kinda nice, like a mini scalp massage, but the wand itself is a little awkward to hold, especially if you’ve got a big head like me lol. And yeah, there’s this weird smell while you’re using it, but apparently that’s normal.

Overall, I’d say it’s worth trying if you’re dealing with thinning hair. Just don’t expect to wake up with a full mane overnight. It’s a slow process, but for me, it’s been totally worth it so far.

I’ve had rosacea for years, and it’s honestly the most annoying skin condition ever. My cheeks are always red, I get random flare-ups that make my face look blotchy and angry, and half the skincare products I try just make it worse. I didn’t have high hopes for the VoltaWand, but a friend recommended it, and I figured, why not?

Let me just say-WOW. This thing is a game changer. I started out using it on the lowest setting because my skin is super sensitive, and I didn’t want to make things worse. At first, I didn’t notice much, but after about two weeks of using it 2-3 times a week, I saw a real difference. The redness started calming down, and the little bumps I’d get around my nose and cheeks started healing faster.

It’s been about six weeks now, and my skin looks so much better. The constant redness is way less noticeable, and my flare-ups aren’t as bad anymore. I’m even wearing less makeup because I don’t feel the need to cover everything up all the time.

The only thing I’d say is, if you’re trying this for the first time, be patient. It’s not an instant fix, but if you stick with it, it works. Oh, and don’t forget to use a good moisturizer afterward-my skin felt a little dry the first couple of times I used it, but now it’s fine. I seriously can’t recommend this thing enough for anyone dealing with rosacea.

I’ve been battling hormonal acne. The kind that shows up right on your chin or jawline and just won’t go away no matter what you do. I’ve tried prescription creams, birth control, expensive facials:you name it. Nothing worked long-term.

When I saw the VoltaWand recommended in a skincare group, I was intrigued but skeptical. Still, I figured I’d try it. Using the pointed attachment, I targeted the painful spots around my chin and jawline. After the first use, I noticed the swelling was smaller, and the redness started to fade. It wasn’t instant, but after a few weeks of consistent use (5 minutes a day, 5 times a week), the results were undeniable.

Now, after two months, I can confidently say my hormonal acne is under control. The deep cysts are gone, and my skin looks smoother than it has in years. I still get the occasional spot, but they clear up so much faster now. I only wish I’d found this sooner.

Pro tip: Use a good moisturizer after each session because it can leave your skin feeling dry. Also, the ozone smell takes some getting used to, but honestly, it’s a small price to pay for clear skin.