Visibly clearer-looking pores in five minutes — no squeezing, no strips, no salon.
The 5-minute nose reset.
A stainless-steel blade vibrating 24,000 times a second lifts the residue, oil and dead skin cells your cleanser leaves behind — then pushes your serum further in. Smoother-feeling skin from the first use, and you watch it happen.
- Free UK delivery
- 30-day guarantee
- USB rechargeable
FIG. 2 — IN USE, 45°
Your cleanser washes the surface. It doesn’t reach what sits in the pore.
Sunscreen, silicone primer, city air and your own oil settle into the pores along the nose, chin and forehead. A cloth glides over the top. Strips pull and leave the rest. Squeezing leaves marks. So by Thursday the T-zone looks dull, feels rough under your fingertips and foundation sinks into every pore.
The spatula lifts it — and you see it collect on the steel.
Water. Steel. A vibration you can see.
Put a few drops of water on the probe and it turns to fine mist in front of you. Laid flat against damp skin, that same energy loosens what is sitting on the surface and at the mouth of the pore — and the blade edge lifts it away. No suction, no pulling, no grit. Just a cool steel edge and a soft hum.
Blade edge down, 45°. Lifts residue, oil and dead skin cells from the surface. This is the nose reset.
Flat side to skin, after serum. Helps your serum go further so the good stuff isn’t just sitting on top.
A gentle rhythmic tap along cheeks and jaw. Skin looks fresher, feels awake. The one-minute finish.
Four steps. Five minutes. Twice a week.
Do it in the bathroom after your evening cleanse. It fits in the gap between cleanser and serum.
Cleanse as normal. Leave the skin wet, or mist it with water or a hydrating toner. The vibration works through water, so damp is the whole trick.
Blade edge to skin at about 45°. Glide up the sides of the nose, across the chin, over the forehead. Let the vibration do the work — the lighter the touch, the more it lifts. Watch it collect on the steel and wipe as you go.
Rinse, pat dry, apply your serum. Switch to Ion − and glide the flat face slowly over the cheeks, forehead and neck. This is where your serum gets its money’s worth.
Switch to Pat. Sweep up the cheeks and along the jaw for a minute. Wipe the probe with the cloth, pop it back in the drawer. Done.
- Skin cleansed and still damp
- Blade edge tilted to about 45°
- Light pressure — the vibration does the lifting
- Water or hydrating toner within reach
- Serum ready for the Ion step
- Charged by USB — one charge lasts weeks
What you’ll notice, and when.
One salon deep-cleanse, or the spatula for good.
A professional deep-cleanse facial in the UK is a lovely hour — and a recurring bill. The spatula is the same idea, in your bathroom, on your schedule.
Built like a lab instrument. Sized for a wash bag.
- 1 ×LYVA Pore Spatula, stainless-steel probe
- 1 ×USB charging cable
- 1 ×Quick-start guide (English)
Give your T-zone the reset it’s been asking for.
One spatula, three modes, five minutes. Tick the add-ons you want in the same parcel — the Ice Roller cools and de-puffs straight after the scrub, the Gua Sha sculpts once the serum is in.
Use it after every cleanse for 30 days. If it isn’t the step you look forward to, email us and we’ll refund you. No forms, no fuss.
Everything on this ticket ships together in one parcel. You’ll get a tracking link by email the moment it’s on its way.
- Free UK delivery
- 30-day guarantee
- USB rechargeable
From UK bathrooms.
Watched a grey film come off the side of my nose on the very first go. Slightly gross, hugely satisfying. My foundation sits so much flatter now and I’ve stopped buying strips.
Two minutes on the nose, Sunday and Wednesday. It’s gentler than anything I’ve tried and I can actually see what comes off. T-zone looks calmer in photos.
Bought it for the pores, kept it for the serum mode. My night serum sinks in instead of sitting on top, and my skin feels smoother by morning.
Charged it once and it’s still going. Light, quiet, lives in the bathroom drawer. My daughter keeps borrowing it, which tells you everything.
The mist trick is real — dropped water on the blade and it fogged straight up. Chin and nose feel like glass after. Five minutes and done.
Easy to hold, no fiddly settings. Cleanser, spatula, serum, bed. My skin feels properly clean, the way it does after a facial, without the drive into town.