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    Shark claims its $400 facial device delivers a “spa-level glow and sculpting in just one use.” “As someone with perpetually clogged New York City pores, I was ready for salvation,” writes Neha Tandon. “Instead of the promised land, I found too many steps for too few benefits.”

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