Argon
The go-to for oily, breakout-prone skin.
- Helps calm the look of a surprise blemish
- For an oily T-zone and pores that look congested
- Great for spot treatments
Sound familiar?
Adult acne is common, especially for women, and it tends to show up at the worst possible moment.
Wedding, date, photo shoot, first day at a new job. It always knows.
Same spot on your jaw or chin, every cycle. Stress makes it worse.
An oily T-zone and pores that look bigger every time you check the mirror.
Spot gels, patches, acids, the one TikTok swore by. You're tired of guessing.
Source: Harper et al., study of adult acne prevalence in women, published via ScienceDaily.
The math
How it works
Clear Wand sends a gentle high-frequency current through glass tubes filled with gas. The gas lights up, you feel a soft buzz and warmth, and it creates a tiny amount of ozone, which is why estheticians reach for it on breakout-prone skin.
The go-to for oily, breakout-prone skin.
Gentler, warmer and made for smoothing.
Meet the 6 tubes
Tap a tube to see what it's for and how to use it.
How to use
Start with clean, dry skin and the lowest power setting. 2–3 sessions a week is plenty.
Glide in small circles over your forehead, cheeks and chin. Keep the tube touching your skin and moving.
Tube: Mushroom or Spoon
For one blemish, hold the tube just above it for a few seconds, then move on. You'll hear a tiny snap. That's normal.
Tube: Hook
Hold the spiral rod in one hand while a partner massages your face with their fingertips. The esthetician classic.
Tube: Spiral rod
Run the comb slowly through dry hair at the roots, or glide the Y-shape along your jaw and neck.
Tube: Comb or Y-shape
First time?
High frequency is different from anything else in your routine. Here's what's normal, so nothing surprises you.
You'll feel a gentle tingle and a little warmth where the tube touches. It shouldn't sting. If it does, lower the power.
When you lift the tube slightly off your skin, you'll hear and feel a small snap. That's the spot-treatment technique, not a malfunction.
That's ozone, a normal by-product of high frequency. It fades a moment after you switch off.
What to expect
LED works the way the gym does: consistency wins. Here's what people who stick with it usually notice.
A blemish you spot-treat usually looks smaller and less angry within a day or two.
With 2–3 sessions a week, skin looks clearer overall and your T-zone looks less shiny.
Pores look more refined and skin looks smoother and more even, especially with neon.
Individual results vary. Clear Wand is a cosmetic device and is not a treatment for acne or any skin disease. For severe or cystic acne, see a dermatologist.
Compare
| Clear Wand | Facials | Spot gels & patches | Single-tube wands | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $69 once | ~$80 per visit | Refill every few weeks | Varies |
| High frequency | ✓ | Sometimes, as an add-on | ✕ | ✓ |
| Argon and neon tubes | Both | Varies | ✕ | Usually one |
| Tubes included | 6 | — | — | 1–4 |
| Scalp comb | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | Sometimes |
| Use the night before a big day | ✓ | If you can get a booking | ✓ | ✓ |
Facial pricing based on the US national average for a basic facial.
Made for
Hormonal chin and jaw breakouts that show up on schedule. Argon tubes, 2–3 times a week, especially the week before your period.
Adult acne meets your first fine lines. Argon for the spots, neon for smooth, firm-looking skin. One device for both.
For the surprise blemish before a big event. Spot-treat it tonight and let your concealer do less work.
Real results
Complete your routine
LED mask with a blue mode for breakout-prone skin. Clear Wand for spots, Prism for your whole face.
A second set of all 6 tubes. Keep one at home and one in your travel bag.
Microcurrent jawline sculptor with a blue light mode for breakouts along the jaw.
Questions
Estheticians have used it on breakout-prone skin for decades. The current warms the skin and creates a small amount of ozone. It's best for occasional blemishes, oily skin and congested-looking pores. For severe or cystic acne, it's not a replacement for a dermatologist.
Violet argon tubes are for oily, breakout-prone skin and spot treatments. Orange neon tubes are gentler and made for smoothing and firming the look of your skin. Many people use argon on their T-zone and neon everywhere else.
No. You'll feel a gentle buzz and some warmth. A spot treatment gives a tiny snap that feels like a light static shock. Start on the lowest power and turn it up only if you want to.
That's ozone, a normal by-product of high frequency. It's the fresh, after-the-rain smell you might notice at a facial. It fades right after you switch off.
No. Use it on clean, dry skin, or over a thin layer of water-based, alcohol-free serum. Never use it over alcohol-based toners or products.
Skip strong actives like retinoids and exfoliating acids the night you use Clear Wand, and don't use it on irritated skin.
The tubes are glass, so treat them gently. If one arrives broken, contact us and we'll replace it free. Spare Tube Sets are available too.
No, Clear Wand plugs into the wall. That means steady power every session and no battery to charge or replace.
Don't use Clear Wand if you have a pacemaker or other electronic implant, are pregnant, have epilepsy, have metal implants in the treatment area, or have broken or irritated skin.
Shipping is free on every order. Orders arrive in 7–10 business days, and you'll get a tracking link by email.
You're covered by our 60-Day Clear Skin Guarantee. If you're not happy, contact us within 60 days of delivery for a full refund.
Use Clear Wand for 60 days. If your skin doesn't look clearer, send it back for a full refund.