I have been using Medicube Booster Pro for two months.

As I get older, going to the dermatologist feels like a burden, but I felt I needed to take care of myself, so after thinking it over for a few days, I chose Medicube Booster Pro.

There are a total of four modes, but I mainly use Booster Mode.

It is so dry that I only used the air mode once. (Since you use it without applying anything, 5 minutes felt too long for me with dry skin, so I couldn't keep it up.)

You just need to apply toner or mist, then apply essence or cream to your face, and use the booster mode to help with absorption.

Actually, doing one mode for 5 minutes every day isn't easy. Doing three modes takes as much as 15 minutes, so I found it impossible to do.

There is definitely a difference between the days I used Medicube to help with skin absorption and the days I just patted it in with my hands.

My skin is so dry that even after applying moisturizer, it feels dry when I wake up in the morning, but on days when I use Medicube and let it absorb, my skin doesn't feel dry.

The intensity goes up to 5 levels, but I am using it at about level 3.

At first, I used to get startled because it tingled even at level 1, but now it’s fine up to level 3.

I should familiarize myself with how to use the other modes and try them out when I have some spare time.

It is definitely much better than not doing it.

My skin is dry, and if I apply multiple products, they don't absorb and tend to pill. So, I think it's better to just apply an essence and then a booster because it keeps my skin moisturized.

I also have the Booster Pro Mini, and I'm thinking of buying that as well.

I'm planning to go to the gym, and I think the Mini would be good for quick care after showering.