Longos Sense · Mechanical Vibration
A gentle massage, even care.
Longos Sense's mechanical vibration mode relaxes the skin with a rhythmic micro-massage and helps the serum spread evenly. With Moisturizing serum and thermal therapy, at home.
- Also for sensitive skin
- 5-10 minutes a day
- The app suggests the mode
How it works
Rhythm on the surface, relaxation below.
The device head vibrates lightly and rhythmically, massaging the skin gently without rubbing.
- Rhythmic micro-massageLight, regular vibration feels like a gentle facial massage; just glide the device without pressing.
- Serum spreads evenlyThe vibration helps spread the serum over the skin in a thin, even layer.
- Skin relaxesThe massage helps ease the feeling of tension in the face and makes skin look more rested.
Scientific explanation with references: Longos Lab
Compatible serums
More effective with the right serum.
Mechanical vibration is part of the Moisturizing serum's device protocol, together with thermal therapy. The result was measured in Yıldız Technical University laboratories.
What do these numbers mean?
- 1What did we measure?How much the serum's active ingredients react, in other words how actively the serum works. In the lab this is measured as a tiny electric current (µA): the higher the value, the more active the serum.
- 2How did we compare?In the Yıldız Technical University lab we measured each serum first on its own, then with Longos Sense, in the modes the app recommends.
- 3What does “3× more active” mean?The same serum's activity measured with the device was three times what it was on its own. Each card shows that serum's own result.
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DrynessMoisturizing
4.1×more active
With the full device protocol: 15 µA on its own, 62 µA with the device.
- Serum alone15 µA
- With Longos Sense18 µA
- Full protocol62 µA
Device protocol
- Red LED
- Medium Heat
- Mechanical Vibration
This is a laboratory measurement, not a measurement on skin; results on skin vary from person to person. Measurement: standard protocol, comparative electrochemical response. Not every serum behaves the same way. All results
A session
Apply the serum, glide without pressing.
The app runs the session: it tells you which serum to use, in which mode and for how long.
- The app choosesIt suggests the serum and mode based on your skin analysis; mechanical vibration is part of the Moisturizing protocol together with thermal therapy.
- No pressureApply serum to clean skin and glide the device from the centre of the face outwards without pressing.
- TimeThe app counts the time; the whole routine takes 5-10 minutes a day.
Longos Sense
Six technologies, one device.
Mechanical Vibration is one of the six technologies in Longos Sense.
Discover Longos Sense- Quantum LightProduces red, blue and green light in narrow, precise wavelengths.
- RadiofrequencyGently warms the deeper layers to support collagen production.
- Ultrasonic WavesHelps the active ingredients in your serum absorb more effectively.
- Thermal TherapyControlled warmth opens pores and boosts circulation.
- CryotherapyCooling soothes and firms the skin.
What does mechanical vibration feel like?
A light, rhythmic vibration that feels like a gentle facial massage. Glide the device without pressing. If you feel any discomfort, stop and write to us.
Is it suitable for every skin type?
Yes. Mechanical vibration works with a light massage instead of rubbing, so it can be used on sensitive skin too. If your skin is sensitive, start with short sessions.
How often should I use mechanical vibration?
After cleansing and applying your serum, a 5–10 minute routine a day is enough. Based on your skin analysis, the app suggests how long to use it.
Which serum should I use with mechanical vibration?
Mechanical vibration is part of the device protocol for the Moisturizing serum, together with thermal therapy. The app recommends the serum and the mode together, based on your skin analysis.
Who should not use it?
Do not use the mechanical vibration mode if you have an open wound, an active skin infection or a recent cosmetic procedure (such as fillers or Botox) in the area. If you are unsure, ask your doctor.