You'll feel it. People describe it as the rollers grabbing the muscle and going deep, at a medium pressure you adjust on the display, closer to a hands-on facial than a massage gun. Start on the lowest level and work up. If you feel it mostly in your hand, press lighter and let the rollers rest on your skin. If it still feels like nothing to you, you have 30 days to get your money back.

Red light is for skin that looks dull or tired: a few minutes a night for a brighter, smoother, more even look. Blue light is for oily, congested or blemish-prone skin, to help it look clearer and calmer. RF (radio frequency) sends gentle energy into the jawline and cheeks for firmer-looking, plumper skin, and you may feel a mild warmth after two or three minutes. Micro-current (EMS) gives the muscles under your skin a workout for a more toned, lifted look. Use the light with the massage any night. Use RF and micro-current on clean skin with a little water or lotion, start on level 1, face only, and never put micro-current on your neck.

Fair. Most of them ask for effort at the worst time of day: oil, technique, one side at a time, standing at the sink. Hush works lying down, on both sides at once, in ten minutes. One buyer of this massager wrote, "I can remember to Gua sha everyday with this!" The free routine guide shows you the order and the timing, so within two weeks you'll know whether it stuck.

Start at the lowest level, or with red light and the vibration off, and turn it up as it feels good. Keep it moving, and never hold it in one place. Roll the sides of your neck, never the front of your throat, and use only the rollers and vibration there, never the EMS setting. After Botox or filler, wait a week or two, or ask your injector. Hush is a home beauty and massage device, not a medical one, so if you have a jaw disorder or ongoing pain, check with your dentist or doctor first.

Don't use Hush with a pacemaker or other implanted electronics, or if you're pregnant. Skip it if you have a bleeding disorder, a skin infection, or broken or irritated skin. See your doctor first if you have a metal implant or osteoporosis, or had surgery, a laser or a peel in the last 3 months. Never press on your throat. Not for kids. The printed manual has the full list.

There is no heating element. Hush works with vibration, red and blue light, RF and micro-current. On the RF setting you may feel a mild warmth build after two or three minutes, which is the radio-frequency energy working under the skin, not a heater.

You'll hear it. There's a vibrating motor inside, and the higher levels are louder. For a quiet session, pick a light-only mode with no vibration, or stay on the lowest levels.

Send us a photo and we'll ship a new one. You don't have to send anything back. Many "won't turn on" complaints about this kind of device trace back to the charger, so charge it with the USB-A to USB-C cable in the box, not a USB-C to USB-C one. If it stops working in the first year, we replace it.

Similar-looking massagers sell under plenty of names, and some cost less. Ours ships free and tracked in 1-2 business days and arrives 5-7 business days later. You also get 30 days to feel it or get your money back, a free replacement if it arrives broken, a one-year warranty, and a routine guide that shows you the angle and pressure. One facial massage at a spa runs about $80 to $140, so Hush costs less than a single visit and stays on your nightstand.

Free US shipping on every order. Your order ships in 1-2 business days and arrives in 5-7 business days. You get a tracking email as soon as it leaves.

Email hey@voirelle.com with your order number within 30 days of delivery. We'll send a free US return label. Pack it with its cable and drop it off. Once the carrier scans it, we refund the full price. It shows up in 3-7 business days. Used is fine.

It won't change your bone structure. It works on everything over it: the clenched muscle, morning puffiness, and with the light, RF and micro-current settings, how toned and bright your skin looks over time. Give it a few weeks of most nights.

We can't promise that, and be wary of anyone who does. TMJ (jaw joint) disorders need a dentist or doctor. Hush massages the muscles around your jaw and neck, which many clenchers find soothing. If you have a jaw disorder, ask your dentist first.