The QYKSonic ZOE is my go-to facial cleansing device and I could not imagine my skincare routine without this gamechanging “skinnovation” that does so much more than cleanse. I have both the QYKSonic ZOE Bliss and ZOE Plus and will cover how to use QYKSonic ZOE and compare both devices in this review. The Orange County, California based company first reached out to me in 2018, so I’ve been using this device for almost 2 years now. As always, my affiliated QYKSonic ZOE discount code OBL saves.

Chances are you already know why cleansing is important if you are trying to find QYKSonic ZOE reviews. I’m not going to go into skincare education mode and talk about why cleansing is the most important step in your skincare routine. So let’s just dive right into this ZOE Bliss and Plus review.

What is the QYKSonic ZOE

The QYKSonic ZOE is an 4-in-1 skincare device that provides sonic cleansing, exfoliation, product penetration and facial massage using a patented T-sonic technology.

QYKSonic ZOE features:

• 7500 T-sonic pulsations per minute
• Highest medical grade silicone bristles that do not harbor bacteria
• Up to 300 uses with a single charge
• Over 2000 biometrically placed touch points
• Fully waterproof
• 15 power settings
• Suitable for all skin types including sensitive and acne-prone skin

QYKSonic ZOE functions include:

• The frontside provides complete facial and body sonic cleansing
• Gently exfoliates without irritating even the most sensitive skin
• Anti-aging and micro-firming circulation massage
• Helps minimize the size of pores and wrinkles
• The backside is used to enhance product penetration of skincare ingredients
• Rhythmic Tap Pulsations mode for product penetration (press the power button twice for this function)
• Gentle enough for the delicate eye area

QYKSonic ZOE vs FOREO Luna

QYKsonic and Foreo are the only two companies that use patented T-sonic technology. T-sonic stands for Transdermal Sonic pulsations which are designed to work through the layers of the skin. The knock-offs are not using this technology and shouldn’t even be considered if you want a high quality superior device. I’ve heard from those who’ve purchased cheap Amazon knock-offs that they don’t even begin to compare to the real thing. They are weak in power and start to break down quickly.

The main difference between QYKsonic and Foreo Luna is the shape of the devices. QYKsonic ZOE has a petal shape with a pointy tip and Foreo Luna has a curved rounded shape. People who prefer QYKsonic to Foreo favor QYKsonic’s petal shape because it allows them to get into the nooks and crannies of the face and pinpoint harder to reach areas.

How to Use QYKSonic ZOE

ZOE can be used in so many different ways. Your imagination is the limit! Here are more than 10 different ways I’ve enjoyed using QYKSonic ZOE:

• Cleansing obviously
• Face massage and lymphatic drainage massage
• Using ZOE with a face mask to push ingredients deeper into pores
• During a bath or shower to multitask
• Releasing brow tension
• Scalp massage
• With a hair mask on to push ingredients deeper into scalp
• After applying my skincare products, I use the backside on product penetration mode to help drive ingredients into skin
• With an exfoliator product to enhance the exfoliation benefits
• Keeping it in my skincare fridge to use the zinc bottom to depuff undereyes
• Gua sha style massage using the bristles or zinc-based bottom

I like to use ZOE both morning and night. In the morning I feel like it helps “wake up” my skin with an invigorating massage and remove any leftover skincare that I’ve applied from the night before.

I have gotten so used to using ZOE by default that if I try using my hands to wash my face with cleanser I feel like I’m just rubbing product around instead of actually cleansing my skin. Using this skincare tech is so much more effective than using my fingers. I love that, at the same time, I’m giving myself a quick face massage, especially when I’m too tired or lazy to do gua sha or microcurrent.

I use ZOE’s frontside for cleansing and simultaneous exfoliation and the backside for product penetration. For product penetration, I use a rocking motion and press into my skin after I’ve applied product. For a facial massage, I use either side depending on my mood.

How to Clean ZOE

To clean my ZOE I simply use warm water and soap. For an even deeper clean, I’ll soak ZOE in rubbing alcohol. It’s never worn down the silicone in any way and professionals can even spray ZOE with barbicide in between clients. If skincare product gets stuck in between the bristles you can use an extra toothbrush to clean it out.

Why QYKSonic ZOE

Besides everything I’ve mentioned so far, one key factor that sets QYKSonic ZOE apart from the competition is that ZOE is designed for professional use. ZOE is used by pro aestheticians, including medical aestheticians and facialists, at med spas, aesthetic clinics and plastic surgeon offices. You won’t find ZOE sold at big generic retailers like Sephora or Amazon to the general public. Instead, QYKSonic is exclusively sold through professionals in the aesthetics industry or on the QYKSonic website.

QYKSonic ZOE Bliss vs Plus

Now, for those of you who are trying to decide between the QYKSonic ZOE Bliss and Plus, this review section is for you.

Here are the key differences between ZOE Bliss vs Plus:

• SIZE: ZOE Plus is larger in size than the Bliss. It has more biometric points and covers a larger surface area. Because of the size difference, ZOE Bliss fits a little more snugly in my hand than the ZOE Plus. Many aestheticians favor the ZOE Plus because it’s great for back facials and larger areas of the body.
• POWER: ZOE Plus works at up to 9000 pulsations per minute while ZOE Bliss is 7500 pulsations per minute.
• PRICE: ZOE Plus costs significantly more than the ZOE Bliss at $249 while the Bliss costs $149
• 3rd Vibration Mode: ZOE Bliss has 2 vibration modes, the continuous one which is the mode it’s on when you turn on the device and the Rhythmic Tap Pulsations mode for on and off pulsations when you press the power button again. ZOE Plus has a 3rd vibration mode for its zinc-based bottom. The base will vibrate for you to utilize the base for an anti-aging massage.
• SHAPE: This is a minor difference but the ZOE Plus has a slightly curved tip while the ZOE Bliss is a straight tip
• LED Light Therapy: If you remove the detachable base, ZOE Plus has a light therapy mode if you press the power button 3 times.
• Detachable Base: ZOE Plus’ base is detachable and must be removed if you want to charge it