In the world of beauty and skincare, having the right tools can make all the difference. From enhancing your daily routine to providing professional-level results, beauty tools can elevate your self-care game.

Dry Brush

What it is: A firm-bristled brush used for exfoliating and energizing your body.

Why it’s good: This tool improves circulation, sloughs away dead skin and may even reduce the appearance of cellulite over time. It leaves your skin glowing and rejuvenated.

How to use: Before showering, use the brush on dry skin. Work in long, upward strokes toward your heart to maximize its benefits.

Entry Level: EcoTools Dry Body Brush

Mid-Range: Esker Dry Brush

High-End: Dr. Barbara Sturm The Body Brush

Electric Toothbrush

What it is: A high-powered toothbrush for next-level oral hygiene.

Why it’s good: With its oscillating or vibrating bristles, it cleans your teeth far more effectively than manual brushing, reducing plaque and improving gum health.

How to use: Apply toothpaste, turn the brush on and guide it across your teeth. Spend about two minutes ensuring all areas are covered.

Entry Level: Oral-B Pro 500

Mid-Range: Philips Sonicare 4100

High-End: Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 6100

Derma Roller

What it is: A micro-needling tool that stimulates collagen production.

Why it’s good: It helps smooth out fine lines, fade scars and enhance the absorption of serums and creams. Over time, it can leave your skin looking firmer and more radiant.

How to use: Roll the device gently over cleansed skin. Avoid sensitive areas and follow up with a hydrating serum.

Entry Level: Kitsch Micro Derma Roll

Mid-Range: ORA Gold Deluxe Microneedle Dermal Roller

High-End: Skin Gym Microfusion Dissolving Hyaluronic Roller

Facial Cleansing Brush

What it is: A must-have device that goes beyond regular face washing to give your skin a deep and thorough cleanse.

Why it’s good: By removing dirt, oil and makeup more effectively than your hands, it promotes clearer, healthier-looking skin. Regular use can also improve the absorption of your favorite skincare products, making them even more effective.

How to use: Start by applying a gentle cleanser to the brush head. Move the brush in circular motions over damp skin, focusing on areas prone to congestion, like the T-zone. Rinse both your skin and the brush thoroughly after use.

Entry Level: EZBasics Facial Cleansing Brush

Mid-Range: NågraCoola Sonic Facial Cleansing Brush

High-End: Foreo LUNA™

Blow-Dryer Brush

What it is: A hybrid tool that combines the power of a hairdryer with the styling ability of a round brush.

Why it’s good: This multitasking tool allows you to dry and style your hair simultaneously, cutting down on time while achieving a smooth, voluminous blowout.

How to use: After towel-drying your hair, divide it into sections. Use the blow-dryer brush to dry and style each section, gently twisting it for added volume or curl.

Entry Level: Revlon One-Step Volumizer Plus 2.0

Mid-Range: Hot Tools 24K Gold One-Step Hair Dryer

High-End: Drybar The Double Shot