Microcurrent Facial Gloves: How to Wear and Care for Them

By 7E Wellness | Published: 2026-11-01

Category: Tips & Care

Learn how to wear conductive microcurrent facial gloves for a comfortable, even treatment and how to clean and store them so they last.

Quick answer

Wear conductive microcurrent facial gloves snug but not tight, with a thin layer of conductive gel on both the skin and the gloves, and clean them immediately after each session with mild soap and water. Proper fit and routine care keep the gloves comfortable and ready for consistent treatments.

Why fit matters for microcurrent gloves

A secure fit keeps the conductive material in full contact with your fingers, which helps deliver current evenly during a treatment. Gloves that are too loose can bunch and create inconsistent contact, while gloves that are too tight may restrict movement and feel uncomfortable during longer sessions. Because the Microcurrent Facial Gloves are designed as an alternative to ball-tip or cotton-tip probes, they should allow you to use your fingertips naturally while maintaining steady contact with the skin. If you feel pressure points or the gloves slide around, adjust the fit before starting your treatment.

When to clean and when to replace

Clean your gloves after every use to remove gel, skincare residue, and oils. A mild soap and lukewarm water are usually enough; avoid harsh chemicals or high heat, which can degrade the conductive material. If the gloves develop tears, lose their snug fit, or the conductive surface becomes visibly worn, replace them. There is no fixed replacement schedule because it depends on frequency of use and care, so inspect them regularly for signs of wear.

How to wear and care for your microcurrent facial gloves

Check the fit before applying gel: Slide the gloves on dry hands. They should feel snug around your fingers and palm without pinching or restricting movement. If the gloves bunch at the fingertips or feel loose, try adjusting them or consider a different size if available. A quick dry fit check prevents discomfort and uneven contact during the treatment.
Apply conductive gel to your skin and the gloves: Apply a thin, even layer of conductive gel to the treatment area and lightly moisten the fingertips of the gloves. This helps maintain a consistent connection. Avoid over-applying gel, which can make the gloves slippery and reduce control. Use enough gel to glide smoothly, but not so much that the gloves lose grip.
Perform your treatment with gentle, even pressure: Use your fingertips to glide over the skin in the patterns recommended by your microcurrent device. Keep the gloves in full contact with the skin and avoid lifting them repeatedly, which can interrupt the current. Maintain steady contact rather than pressing hard; the goal is a smooth, continuous motion.
Remove the gloves and clean them immediately: Rinse the gloves under lukewarm water to remove gel and residue. Wash gently with mild soap, then rinse thoroughly. Do not use alcohol, bleach, or abrasive cleaners. Cleaning right after use prevents gel from drying and clogging the conductive surface.
Dry and store the gloves properly: Pat the gloves dry with a clean towel or let them air dry completely away from direct heat. Store them flat or loosely folded in a clean, dry place. Avoid hanging them by the fingers, which can stretch the material. Ensure gloves are fully dry before storage to prevent mildew and material damage.

Product facts

Microcurrent Facial Gloves: Conductive gloves that can be used with all MyoLift microcurrent machines. They are a compatible accessory if you already own a MyoLift device, so you can add them without worrying about fit across models.
Microcurrent Facial Gloves