Spotted on Sabrina Carpenter's Nightstand: The High-Tech Tool That Gives You Butter Skin (I Can Attest)

When I saw Sabrina Carpenter's recent Instagram post, I audibly gasped—and no, it wasn't the "Man’s Best Friend” album cover that somehow sparked a great divide. It was a photo dump she shared on July 14, in which she bestowed fans with a teeny glimpse into her nighttime skincare routine. It's easy to miss it at first scroll, but my beauty-editor eyes immediately clocked the Lyma Laser Pro propped up on her bedside table. If you're at all familiar with the high-tech device, then you understand my reaction. The buzzy tool completely transformed my own complexion (and I have the photos to prove it!), so it's no wonder the pop icon always sports smooth, buttery-looking skin.

The Lyma Laser is a cold laser, using low-level, near-infrared light to stimulate collagen and cell renewal deep within the skin. There's a very scientific process involved (which you can read all about here), but basically, it has the ability to trigger a genetic switch inside skin cells that encourages them to create collagen and elastin at a faster rate, leading to plumper, firmer, smoother skin. Unlike traditional lasers, which "wound" the skin in order to spur collagen repair, the Lyma Laser doesn't cause any stinging or stress. In fact, you don't feel anything at all as you glide the tool across your skin.

You do have to use it consistently—every single day for three months!—but the results are well worth the time commitment. Just take it from Sofia Richie Grainge, who declared that "This transformed [her] skin," and Kate Hudson, who shared, "Not an ad, just telling you this is one of the best things I've ever used on my face."

You technically can see those effects at a faster rate if you snag the Lyma Laser Pro, which boasts the power of three Lyma Lasers in one with a bigger treatment lens. Both Carpenter and I (plus Martha Stewart, FYI) have the Pro, which does come at a heftier price than the original beams—nearly $6000 compared to $2600. You can't go wrong with either device, as both contain the exact same laser technology, but I do personally enjoy the larger tool.

Yes, it's pricey, but I swear my skin has never looked glassier and more even-toned, and I've had multiple friends beg me to share what I've been doing differently in my beauty routine. My answer? I've been using the Lyma Pro every single night for the past four months—since the end of March, to be specific—and I will continue to do so to prep for my upcoming nuptials (!) in November. It's one of the best skincare tools ever invented, IMO. I bet Carpenter would agree, as it looks like she kept it on her throughout her busy summer travel schedule, from Hyde Park to Paris.

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