Abstract: A facial beauty device attainable, in addition to facial sauna effect with a heated and highly moistened atmosphere, a facial skin washing effect by means of water spray and simultaneously both facial skin tightening and massaging effects accompanying inherent cooling and spray pressure, respectively. The device is provided with a moistening means oscillating water in a reservoir within a body case at a frequency of an ultrasonic band and delivering generated mist into a hood on the case to provide a highly moistened atmosphere within the hood, means for heating the mist by passing it through an electric resistive heater or carrying it onto the hood with hot air stream heated by the heater, and means for spraying water in the reservoir or from a tank capable of automatically supplying water responsive to falling water level in the reservoir toward a face contacting opening of the hood through nozzles opened in the hood by means of a pump.

Abstract: A facial treatment device wherein an air pumping means and a rotary member are driven by a rotary power source so as to perform skin cleaning and massaging actions with sucking and rotary functions through a sucking or rotary attachment. A stationary shaft having an axial hole is provided in the device to have an end of the hole communicated with air-intake side of the pumping means and the other end exposed to the exterior, and the rotary member is rotatably supported coaxially with the stationary shaft. The sucking attachment is mounted to the stationary shaft at said the other end of its axial hole, whereas the rotary attachment is mounted, in place of the sucking attachment, to the rotary member made accessible thereto on the same side with said end of the stationary shaft to which the sucking attachment is mounted. Preferably, the common axis of the stationary shaft and rotary member is disposed to intersect at right angles the axis of rotary output shaft of the power source.