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EvenSkyn® Conduction Gel
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Supplied in a 300 mL bottle, single or two-pack. Suitable for face, neck and body use with devices whose manufacturer calls for a water-based conductive or coupling gel.
What a conductive gel actually does
Energy-based skincare devices have to make contact with skin to work, and air is the enemy of that contact. Air conducts electrical current poorly and transmits ultrasound poorly, so even a thin film of air between the device head and your face interrupts the transfer. A water-based gel displaces that air, fills the microscopic texture of the skin surface, and gives the device a continuous path into the tissue. It also provides slip, which is why a treatment with gel feels smooth and a treatment without one feels like dragging.
Conductivity and coupling are not the same thing
Two products can both be called gel and do different jobs. This distinction is worth understanding before you buy anything, including this one.
- Electrical conduction is what RF, microcurrent and EMS devices need. Current has to pass from the electrode into the skin, so the medium between them has to carry current rather than block it.
- Acoustic coupling is what ultrasound devices need. Sound waves reflect almost entirely at an air boundary, so the medium's job is to match the device head to the skin and let the waves through.
- Slip matters for all of them. A medium that grips or dries mid-session forces you to press harder, which is uncomfortable and makes coverage uneven.
A water-based gel can serve all three roles. An oil, a balm, or a thick occlusive cream generally cannot, because oils do not carry current well. That is the practical reason your device manual tells you to skip facial oils before a session.
Which devices this is made for
| Device type | What the medium has to do | What to check first |
|---|---|---|
| RF (radio frequency) | Carry current and maintain continuous contact as the head moves | Your manual may specify a minimum layer thickness so the head does not run dry |
| Microcurrent | Carry a low-level current between two electrodes without breaking contact | Both electrodes need coverage, not just the leading one |
| EMS | Carry current to the muscle-stimulating electrodes | Same as microcurrent, with attention to reapplying as it absorbs |
| Ultrasound | Couple the transducer to skin so sound waves are not reflected by air | A generous, unbroken layer matters more here than with electrical devices |
Within the EvenSkyn range, this gel is the intended medium for the Lumo+ (RF, EMS and light therapy), the Phoenix microcurrent bar, the Venus eye device and the Eclipse (ultrasound, EMS and light). If you own a device from another brand, read the next section before assuming it transfers.
Compatibility, stated honestly
Your device manufacturer's instructions come first, always. Some manufacturers specify a proprietary medium, some specify a formulation type rather than a brand, and a few warn against particular ingredient categories. If your manual names a required product, follow the manual and not this page.
Where a manufacturer simply calls for a water-based conductive or coupling gel without naming a brand, this product is formulated for that role. We are not able to confirm compatibility with every device on the market, and we would rather say so than claim a blanket guarantee. If you are unsure about a specific device, email support@evenskyn.com and we will tell you what we do and do not know.
How much to use, and when to reapply
Use enough that the device head never runs dry against bare skin. In practice that means a visible layer you can still see after the head has passed over it, not a thin sheen that disappears on contact. If the device starts to drag, or you hear or feel the head catching, you have run out of medium in that zone and should add more before continuing.
Gel absorbs and evaporates as you work, so longer sessions and larger areas need reapplication partway through. Treating in small zones, and topping up per zone, gives more consistent coverage than trying to cover the whole face in one pass.
Cleanup
Rinse with lukewarm water, or wipe with a damp cloth. No cleanser is needed for removal, though you can follow with your normal routine. Some users prefer to leave a light residue and let it absorb rather than rinsing.
Cost per bottle
The 300 mL bottle at $49.99 works out to $0.17 per mL. The two-pack at $79.99 covers 600 mL, or $0.13 per mL, which saves $19.99 against buying two single bottles and works out roughly 20 percent cheaper per mL. How long a bottle lasts depends on your device, treatment area and session length, so we do not publish a cost-per-treatment figure we cannot stand behind.
Common questions
Is ultrasound gel the same as conductive gel?
Not necessarily. Clinical ultrasound gels are formulated for acoustic coupling in a diagnostic setting and are often unscented, uncosmetic and intended to be wiped off entirely. A skincare conductive gel is formulated to sit on the face, feel comfortable, and work with electrical devices as well as ultrasound ones. Both can transmit ultrasound. They are not interchangeable in every direction.
Can I use aloe vera gel or a serum instead?
Sometimes, and with caveats. A water-based aloe gel or a hydrating serum can carry current, but many contain alcohol, thickeners or oils that change how they behave, and most dry out faster than a product designed for the job. Drying out mid-session is the failure mode that matters, because that is when dragging and uneven coverage start. Anything oil-based is a poor choice for electrical devices.
Do I actually need gel, or can I run my device dry?
Check your manual. Most RF, microcurrent, EMS and ultrasound devices are designed to be used with a medium and some will not complete a circuit without one. Running a device dry is also uncomfortable and can pull at the skin.
Can I use it around my eyes?
Follow the guidance for your specific device. Devices approved for the eye area, such as the Venus, have their own instructions for that zone. Devices not approved for the eye area should not be brought there regardless of what medium you use.
Does it work for body treatments as well as the face?
Yes. Larger areas simply use more product, which is where the two-pack tends to make sense.
What if my skin is sensitive?
Patch test on a small area first, as you would with any new product, and stop if you see irritation. If you have a diagnosed skin condition or you are treating compromised skin, speak to your doctor or dermatologist before starting device treatments.
We offer two packs of our conduction gel. The first pack includes one 300 mL gel bottle, providing approximately 60 treatmentsᶿ. The second pack includes two 600 mL gel bottles, offering around 120 treatmentsᶿ.
ᶿThe number of treatments may vary from person to person and assumes concurrent 3-region use, i.e., face, neck, and décolletage.
1 x 300 mL Gel Bottle ≈ 60 Treatmentsᶿ
2 x 600 mL Gel Bottles ≈ 120 Treatmentsᶿ
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How it works
- Apply thing coat to clean, dry skin, immediately prior to use of a RF/Ultrasound/Microcurrent device.
- The gel can be applied to one's face, neck and décolletage areas.
- During use, if conduction, especially in the EMS mode is too strong, wipe away any excess to help normalize sensation and allow comfortable usability.
- If the applied gel starts to dry up, and your use of device is still ongoing, you may apply more gel to the untreated skin areas. Alternatively, to conserve gel, you may also spray the area with a light mist of water to rehydrate dried areas.
- Following use, the gel can continue to be left on the skin for continued uptake of nutrients, and for associated positive effects to continue to be realized.
Conduction Gel Ingredients
- Aqua (Water)
- Glycerin
- Hyaluronic Acid
- Amino Acids
- Hydroxyethyl Cellulose
- Peptides
- Methylparaben
- Triethanolamine
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FAQ
Our FAQs section provides answers to common questions about our products, services, and terms. But if you can’t find the answer to your specific question, please feel free to message us and we’ll be happy to assist you.
What is conductive gel, and how does it work with RF/microcurrent/ultrasound devices?
Conductive gel is a water-based formula that transmits electrical and ultrasonic energy from skincare devices into your skin. It’s essential for safe and effective use of RF, microcurrent, and ultrasound tools.
How It Works:
- RF (Radiofrequency): Gel ensures consistent contact and even heat distribution. Without it, energy can become patchy, reducing results or causing irritation.
- Microcurrent: Gel allows electrical signals to reach facial muscles. Dry skin resists current, blocking the lifting effect.
- Ultrasound: Gel removes air pockets, allowing ultrasonic waves (e.g. 45kHz) to fully penetrate for optimal results.
Without Gel
Poor glide, friction burns, blocked energy, and reduced treatment results.
With Gel
Smooth glide, full signal delivery, safe and even energy application.
Why EvenSkyn Gel Stands Out:
- Water-based: Effective for all modalities
- Hyaluronic acid: Deep hydration
- Peptides + amino acids: Firming and skin nourishment
- Non-sticky texture: Doesn’t dry out mid-treatment
- Universal compatibility: Works with EvenSkyn (Lumo, Eclipse, Venus, Phoenix, Cosmo) and non-EvenSkyn devices
Bottom Line: A professional-grade conductor and skin treatment in one. EvenSkyn’s gel delivers optimal performance and real skincare benefits.
How much EvenSkyn Conduction Gel should I use per treatment, and how do I apply it correctly?
Use approximately 5ml (1 teaspoon) per treatment for face, neck, and décolletage, enough for thin, even coverage without excess.
- Face only: 3ml
- Face + neck: 4ml
- Body areas: 10–15ml
Application Steps:
- Cleanse & dry skin, no makeup, oil, or moisturizer.
- Dispense gel, 5ml in palm or directly onto skin.
- Spread thin, even layer, skin should look dewy, not dripping.
- Start treatment immediately, gel must stay wet. Mist water if drying mid-session.
- Aftercare: Leave on for hydration or rinse off if preferred.
Avoid Common Mistakes:
- Too much gel = waste, no extra benefit
- Too little = poor contact, drag
- Applying to wet skin = weak conductivity
- Letting gel dry = poor signal transfer
Pro Tips:
- Mist with water to rehydrate instead of reapplying
- Store at room temperature (avoid refrigeration)
- For travel, transfer to TSA-friendly container
Longevity:
- 300ml = ~60 full treatments
- Daily use = 2 months
- 3x/week = 5–6 months
Bottom Line: Use a thin, even layer of 5ml on clean, dry skin. Start treatment while wet. Proper use ensures maximum conductivity and value.
How does EvenSkyn Conduction Gel compare to NuFACE gel, Foreo serum, and generic ultrasound gel?
EvenSkyn Conduction Gel offers clinical-grade performance with anti-aging benefits, at one-third the cost of NuFACE or Foreo gels.
EvenSkyn ($30–35 for 300ml):
- Technology: Works with RF, microcurrent, ultrasound
- Ingredients: Hyaluronic acid, collagen peptides, amino acids
- Texture: Smooth, non-sticky, long-lasting
- Price per treatment: ~$0.50
- Devices: Compatible with all EvenSkyn + most other brands
NuFACE Aqua Gel ($38 for 100ml):
- Use: Microcurrent only
- Ingredients: Basic formula, few skin benefits
- Texture: Thick, can be sticky
- Cost: ~$1.50–$1.90 per session
Foreo Serum ($45 for 100ml):
- Use: Sonic only
- Base: Silicone—blocks RF/ultrasound
- Cost: ~$1.50–$2.25
- Issue: Not suited for multi-modality devices
Generic Ultrasound Gel ($15–20 for 250ml):
- Function: Conduction only, no actives
- Texture: Sticky, hard to remove
- Cost: ~$0.30–$0.40
Why Choose EvenSkyn:
- Multi-device compatible
- Includes anti-aging actives
- Best glide and feel
- Affordable long-term use
Bottom Line: EvenSkyn delivers the best value + skin benefits. One gel supports all devices with superior conductivity and comfort.
What are the ingredients in EvenSkyn Conduction Gel, and what does each one do for my skin?
EvenSkyn Conduction Gel includes 8 core ingredients, carefully selected for maximum conductivity and anti-aging benefits.
Conductivity Ingredients:
- Aqua (Water): Primary medium (70–80%) that conducts RF, EMS, and ultrasound signals into the skin.
- Hydroxyethyl Cellulose: Thickens the formula to provide smooth, non-drippy glide. Prevents runny or sticky texture.
- Triethanolamine: Balances pH to skin-friendly 5.5–6.5, maintaining comfort and conductive efficiency.
Anti-Aging Actives:
- Hyaluronic Acid: Deep hydration; holds 1,000x its weight in water. Improves skin texture, plumps fine lines. Absorbs faster and deeper during RF/ultrasound treatments.
- Collagen Peptides: Signals skin to produce new collagen, restoring firmness and elasticity. Absorbs deeper with device energy.
- Amino Acids (e.g., Arginine, Glycine, Lysine): Rebuild skin proteins, strengthen barrier, and nourish skin throughout and after treatment.
- Glycerin: Locks in moisture, prevents transepidermal water loss (TEWL), and improves glide.
Preservative:
- Methylparaben: FDA-approved, gentle preservative preventing mold or bacteria growth. Essential for shelf stability in water-based formulas.
What’s Not Included:
No oils, silicones, alcohol, dyes, or fragrances, avoids irritation and maintains optimal conductivity.
Bottom Line: EvenSkyn Gel is both a professional-grade conductor and skincare treatment. You’re not just transmitting energy, you’re treating your skin with each use.
Should I rinse EvenSkyn Conduction Gel off after treatment, or leave it on my skin?
You can leave EvenSkyn Conduction Gel on after treatment to enjoy its hydrating and anti-aging benefits, or rinse if you prefer a clean finish.
Why Leave It On (Recommended):
- Hyaluronic Acid: Keeps drawing moisture into skin for hours.
- Collagen Peptides: Continue stimulating collagen production after RF/ultrasound opens skin channels.
- Amino Acids: Support skin repair and barrier recovery post-treatment.
- Glycerin: Seals in hydration, keeps skin moisturized longer.
Post-Treatment Options:
1. Leave On (Best Results):
- Massage in leftover gel
- Apply moisturizer or SPF
- Let gel absorb fully (10–15 minutes)
2. Partial Rinse:
- Wait 10–15 mins
- Rinse with lukewarm water
- Continue with your skincare
3. Full Rinse:
- For users who prefer a bare face
- Rinse immediately after session
- Still delivers core treatment benefits
When You Should Rinse:
- Before applying makeup
- If skin feels sticky
- Prior to applying sunscreen in sun exposure
Layering Other Products:
You can apply serums or moisturizers after the gel absorbs. It won’t block penetration, in fact, it enhances it.
Bottom Line: Leaving the gel on gives extended benefits, but rinsing is fine for comfort or makeup prep. Either way, your skin gains from the treatment.
Which EvenSkyn devices work with Conduction Gel, and can I use it with non-EvenSkyn devices?
EvenSkyn Conduction Gel is universally compatible with all EvenSkyn energy-based devices and most non-EvenSkyn RF, EMS, and ultrasound tools.
EvenSkyn Devices:
- Lumo / Lumo+: Requires gel for RF + EMS. Use ~5ml.
- Phoenix Bar: Works without gel but glides better with it (3ml).
- Eclipse: Essential for Lifting/Ultrasound modes (~4ml).
- Cosmo: Optional, but improves glide and serum infusion in Nutrition mode (3ml).
- Venus: Gel is required for safe RF use around delicate eye skin (1–2ml).
Compatible with Non-EvenSkyn Brands:
- NuFACE: Full replacement for NuFACE gel, 3x better value, more skincare benefits.
- Foreo Bear: Works better with EvenSkyn gel (Foreo’s silicone serum can block energy).
- TriPollar STOP, ZIIP, Silk’n Titan, MyoLift: Fully compatible, safe, effective conduction.
- LED-only or mechanical devices (e.g., Cleopatra Mask, PMD): Gel not required, but can be used for comfort.
What Devices Don’t Require Gel:
- LED-only masks
- Dermaplaning tools, jade rollers
- Sonic vibration-only devices
Why EvenSkyn Gel Works:
- Water-based + pH-balanced (5.5–6.5)
- Won’t corrode metal or damage device heads
- Rinses off easily, no sticky residue
- Dermatology-grade conductivity
Bottom Line: One gel for all your energy-based devices, EvenSkyn and beyond. No need to buy multiple brand-specific gels.
What's the best application technique for EvenSkyn Conduction Gel to maximize results?
For best results, apply EvenSkyn Conduction Gel in a thin, even layer to clean, dry skin immediately before using your device. This ensures smooth glide, optimal energy transfer, and no wasted product.
Application Steps:
- Cleanse & Dry: Skin must be makeup-free, oil-free, and dry. Skip toner or moisturizers before gel.
- Dispense Correct Amount:
- Face: 3ml
- Face + neck: 4ml
- Face + neck + décolletage: 5ml
- Eyes (Venus): 1ml
- Optional Warming: Rub gel between palms for 5 seconds to improve spreadability.
- Preferred Method – Apply to Skin First:
- Dot gel on major zones (forehead, cheeks, chin, neck)
- Spread evenly using upward strokes
- Ensure full coverage, no dry patches, no dripping
- Alternate Method – Apply to Device Head: Quicker, but may lead to uneven distribution.
Common Mistakes:
- Applying on damp skin: Reduces conductivity, always dry skin first.
- Using too much: Doesn’t enhance results, just wastes gel.
- Uneven coverage: Leads to dragging or poor device contact.
- Letting gel dry before starting: Start treatment within 1–2 minutes of application.
- Layering other skincare first: Creates a barrier, only apply gel to bare skin.
Pro Tips:
- Long sessions (Lumo 25 min): Divide face into 4 sections, apply and treat one at a time.
- If gel dries mid-treatment: Mist lightly with water to rehydrate instead of adding more gel.
- After treatment: Gently massage leftover gel into skin to enhance absorption of hyaluronic acid and peptides.
Bottom Line: Use the right amount, apply evenly on clean, dry skin, and begin treatment promptly while gel is still wet. Proper technique ensures effective results with every session.
How should I store EvenSkyn Conduction Gel, and how long does it last after opening?
Store EvenSkyn Conduction Gel at room temperature (60–75°F / 15–24°C) with the cap tightly closed. When stored properly, it lasts 12–18 months after opening and 24–36 months unopened.
Proper Storage Tips:
- Store upright in a cool, dry place (bathroom cabinet or vanity drawer).
- Avoid heat, direct sunlight, or cold environments (car, windowsills, freezer).
- Never refrigerate, thickens the gel and impairs usability.
- Always close the cap tightly to prevent drying, contamination, or bacteria buildup.
Best Hygiene Practices:
- Don’t touch the bottle opening or dip fingers into the container.
- Dispense into clean, dry palms or use a sterile spatula.
- Never share the bottle tip, everyone should dispense their own portion.
- Wipe bottle rim after use to prevent crusting.
Shelf Life:
- Unopened: 24–36 months (check batch code on bottom).
- After opening: 12–18 months if stored properly and used hygienically.
- TSA Travel Tip: Transfer up to 50ml into a clean, airtight travel bottle.
Signs It’s Expired:
- Change in color (yellowing), foul odor, separation, visible mold, or unusual texture.
- Skin irritation if previously tolerated well. When in doubt, discard.
Cost-Efficiency:
- 300ml = 60 treatments → lasts 2–8 months depending on use.
- 600ml = 120 treatments → ideal for frequent users or sharing.
Bottom Line: Store EvenSkyn Gel in a cool, dry place, sealed tightly, and avoid extreme temperatures. Use within 12–18 months of opening for maximum safety and performance.
Can I use EvenSkyn Conduction Gel if I have sensitive skin or allergies?
Yes, EvenSkyn Conduction Gel is specifically formulated for sensitive, allergy-prone, and reactive skin types. It’s hypoallergenic, fragrance-free, dye-free, and pH-balanced to match the skin’s natural acidity (5.5–6.5), reducing irritation risk.
The formula is dermatologically tested, non-comedogenic, and safe for daily use, even on rosacea or eczema-prone skin (during non-flare periods).
Why It's Safe for Sensitive Skin:
- No Fragrance: Free of perfumes, which are common irritants.
- No Dyes/Colors: Transparent gel, eliminating dye-triggered reactions.
- Water-Based: No oils or silicones that clog pores or trap heat.
- No Harsh Alcohols: Preserves moisture without stinging or dryness.
- Minimal Ingredient Formula: Just 8 ingredients, including hyaluronic acid, peptides, amino acids, and glycerin, all naturally skin-compatible.
Preservative Use:
- Methylparaben is the only preservative, used at <0.5%. It's FDA-approved, extremely well-tolerated, and protects the water-based gel from mold and bacteria.
- If you have a known paraben allergy (rare: <1% population), do a patch test first.
Patch Test Instructions:
- Apply pea-sized gel to inner forearm
- Wait 24 hours
- No reaction? Safe to use on face
- Reaction? Rinse, discontinue, consult a dermatologist
When to Use Caution:
- Active eczema or rosacea flare-ups: Wait until skin calms
- Open wounds or broken skin: Avoid, risk of irritation or infection
What’s NOT in the Gel:
- Fragrance
- Essential oils
- Sulfates
- Phthalates
- Gluten, soy, or nut derivatives
Suitable Skin Conditions:
- Rosacea, eczema (non-flare), acne-prone skin, post-facial or laser (after waiting period)
Bottom Line: EvenSkyn Gel is one of the safest conductive gels available. It contains no known irritants and offers clinical-grade performance with skin-calming, hydrating ingredients, ideal for sensitive or allergy-prone users.
What's the difference between EvenSkyn Conduction Gel and regular water, aloe vera, or moisturizer for device use?
While water, aloe vera, or moisturizers can offer partial conductivity, none of these alternatives match EvenSkyn Conduction Gel when it comes to professional-grade conductivity, treatment comfort, or anti-aging results.
EvenSkyn Conduction Gel is specifically engineered for RF, microcurrent, and ultrasound devices. It delivers optimal signal transmission, perfect glide, and long-lasting moisture. Plus, it includes hyaluronic acid, peptides, amino acids, and glycerin for visible skin benefits. At just ~$0.50 per treatment, it’s also highly cost-effective.
Why Water Doesn’t Work Well:
- Dries Too Fast: Evaporates in 2–3 minutes; interrupts treatments like Lumo’s 25-min session
- No Glide: No viscosity; causes tugging and drag on skin
- Inconsistent Contact: As water evaporates, signal breaks down
- No Skin Benefits: No hydration retention, no firming
- Messy: Drips off forehead/neck, stings eyes
Use water only in emergencies or for ultra-short sessions (<5 mins) with low-powered tools like Phoenix.
Why Aloe Vera Is a Partial Solution:
- Water-based and soothing
- Good for sensitive skin and budget users
- Gets sticky after 10–15 mins
- No peptides, collagen support, or conductivity enhancers
- Quality varies, many brands contain <10% aloe
Use for short treatments or if gel runs out, but it’s not ideal for consistent results.
Why Moisturizer and Creams Don’t Work:
- Most contain oils/silicones that block RF and current
- Not designed to stay on surface (absorbs too quickly)
- Can coat device heads and reduce performance
Exception: Some water-based gel creams (like Neutrogena Hydro Boost) may work for very short ultrasound modes, but they still lack conductivity enhancers.
Bottom Line: For consistent, safe, and effective results, EvenSkyn Conduction Gel is the only product optimized for energy-based skincare devices. Substitutes can compromise your treatment and long-term results.
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