Best Deals at WAU: Weekly Updated Picks and Savings

WAU's catalogue is large, so a weekly shortlist helps you find the strongest value quickly. We look at listed prices, crossed-out reference prices and our live cart test of the current code.

This roundup covers reduced sets, LED face and neck masks, the YUKI hair removal device, microcurrent and EMS lifting tools, hair stylers, men's grooming, oral care, skincare add-ons, body devices, travel-friendly picks, supplements and how to choose by goal.

Prices are in euros and were checked this month on wauglobal.com. The current code is shown on the cards on our store page, and we refresh this list every week as prices and sets change.

Our weekly roundup of the best deals at WAU gathers what is worth buying now: reduced sets with the code on top, LED masks, the YUKI hair removal device, lifting tools, stylers, grooming, oral care, skincare add-ons, body devices and travel picks, with listed prices checked.

What Are the Best Deals at WAU This Week?

The best deals at WAU this week start with reduced sets, where the code still takes a further 10% off, and with clear eligibility for every customer.

What do sets include?

Examples include Glossy Hair & Silk Kit, Pure Light Transformation and Golden box. Some combine two LED devices, while others pair a styler with care products for the same hair routine.

Does the code work on reduced sets?

In our cart test on 18 October, the Glossy Hair & Silk Kit at €402.95, already below its €502.95 reference price, dropped to €362.66 after the code.

Is a set always better value?

Only if you will use every item. Add up the single prices of the parts you really need and compare that with the set total.

1. List the items you need.
2. Compare single and set totals.
3. Apply the code to the cheaper option.

Is it for new and returning customers?

Yes. The current code is listed for all customers, with no first-order limit in our listing. It started on 2 October 2026 and shows no end date at the time of writing.

Which products does it cover?

In our cart tests it applied to a device and to a reduced set. Single items, sets, cosmetics and accessories share one checkout, so the discount works on the order total.

Can the terms change?

Affiliate offers can be updated by the brand at any time, so look at our card on the day you order and use the code shown there.

• Check our card on order day.
• Apply the code to the full cart.
• Read the total before paying.

Which LED Picks Make the Best Deals at WAU?

LED face masks, the neck mask and small patches cover different needs, and the best deals at WAU often come from matching the model to your routine.

How do the masks differ?

LED FACE MASK 2.0 offers five light spectra, three brightness levels and a detachable remote with a display. LED MASK 3.0 is a wireless 3D mask with red, blue, green, yellow and white light.

What do the light colours do?

The product pages link red light at 630 nm to collagen support, blue at 415 nm to blemish-prone skin and green at 520 nm to uneven tone. Results vary from person to person.

How long is a session?

The brand suggests wearing the 2.0 mask for 10 to 15 minutes a day, and the battery runs for about 140 minutes between charges.

1. Choose the model by design.
2. Check the light colours offered.
3. Plan short daily sessions.

What does the neck mask cover?

LED NECK MASK 2.0 covers the neck and upper chest with five light spectra. It switches off automatically after 15 minutes and comes with a storage pouch for travel.

What are LED patches for?

LED PATCHES are two small pads that combine blue light at 415 nm and red light at 630 nm for targeted spots. Their case uses UVC light to clean the pads between uses.

Can you pair them with a face mask?

Several sets bundle a face mask with the neck mask or patches, and the bundle price is usually lower than buying each device separately.

• Start with the area that matters most.
• Check the session timer.
• Compare against a set price.

Which Hair Removal and Lifting Devices Are Worth It?

YUKI, MIRA, MEI1 and AI NEW are among the higher-priced devices, so a percentage code saves the most here. The details below help you decide quickly.

How does YUKI work?

The device sends pulses of light towards the hair follicle and offers five energy levels plus a dual-pulse mode. A sapphire cooling surface chills the skin during each flash for comfort.

What should you check first?

Intense pulsed light suits some skin and hair colour combinations better than others. Read the product instructions and patch-test a small area before treating larger zones such as legs.

What does YUKI cost?

The listed price was €311.95 when we checked, and the code applied to the device in our cart test at checkout.

1. Read the skin tone guidance.
2. Patch-test a small area.
3. Start on a low energy level.

What does MIRA combine?

MIRA brings together microcurrent, LED light, vibration, heat and cold. The brand suggests use three to five times a week, with each charge lasting up to 35 minutes.

What about MEI1 and AI NEW?

MEI1 pairs a gua sha shape with EMS, 8,500 rpm vibration, 42°C heat and ionic mode. AI NEW focuses on the eye area with radiofrequency, EMS and red light.

Who should avoid these devices?

MIRA's page lists pacemakers, metal implants in the treatment area, cancer and pregnancy as reasons to avoid use, and damaged skin should be left alone.

• Pick by the area you want to treat.
• Read the safety list.
• Follow the suggested weekly routine.

Which Stylers and Grooming Tools Stand Out?

Cordless stylers and compact trimmers are easy gifts and travel well, with prices well below the larger devices. The points below explain what this means for your order.

How do SARA and KARU differ?

SARA is a dryer-straightener with three airflow speeds, five temperatures and an LCD screen. KARU is a multistyler with three speeds, four temperatures and four attachments using airflow to wrap strands.

What about KINU and YUTO+?

KINU is a cordless flat iron with ceramic plates and settings from 150 to 220°C, charged by dock or Type-C. YUTO+ is a 360-gram dryer with a diffuser and three nozzles.

Which one suits travel best?

KINU runs without a cable and has a lock for packing, while YUTO+ folds down, so both fit a weekend bag easily.

• Pick by hair type first.
• Check the temperature range.
• Add heat protection spray if needed.

What does HIGE PRO include?

HIGE PRO is a 6-in-1 trimmer with stainless steel blades, an IPX6 waterproof rating and attachments for hair, beard, nose, ears and body. A stand keeps the heads organised.

Which men's boxes are offered?

ORAL CARE FOR MEN, BEARD & VITALITY BOX, DAILY CARE MEN'S BOX and ACTIVE MAN BOX combine grooming tools with care products, usually below the combined single prices.

Can you buy spare heads?

Yes. Replacement attachments for HIGE PRO and nozzles for HIGE are listed separately from about €5.95, which keeps running costs low.

1. Choose a trimmer or shaver.
2. Compare it with a men's box.
3. Add spare heads for later.

Which Oral Care and Skincare Add-Ons Are Good Value?

Irrigators, sonic toothbrushes and serums under €70 make useful add-ons to a bigger device order. Here is what the official pages say.

Which irrigators are listed?

MIGA, MIGA PRO, MIGA NEW and MIGA BLACK are portable water flossers. The original MIGA weighs 157 grams, has an IPX7 water-resistant body, magnetic charging and a storage case.

Which toothbrushes are offered?

MORI 2.0 is a sonic toothbrush with a timer and pressure sensor, and MORI BLACK NEW is a lower-priced version. Both use replaceable brush heads sold in packs.

How often should you use an irrigator?

The MIGA page recommends twice a day after brushing, starting on the gentle mode if your gums are sensitive.

1. Choose an irrigator or toothbrush.
2. Add spare heads to the cart.
3. Apply the code to the whole order.

Which serums and creams are listed?

The range includes a vitamin C brightening serum, a peptide gold-lift serum, a caffeine eye cream and a UV Shield SPF 50+ cream. Several body products sit in the same section.

Why pair cosmetics with devices?

Devices such as ultrasonic scrubbers and microcurrent tools work with a gel or serum on the skin. Product pages name the matching gels so the routine stays simple.

Can you return opened skincare?

The refund policy asks for unused items in original packaging, so keep cosmetics sealed until you are sure about them.

1. Pick a cleanser and a serum.
2. Add the gel your device needs.
3. Keep items sealed until needed.

Which Body and Travel-Friendly Devices Should You Consider?

Body devices cover recovery and contouring, and battery and water ratings show which ones suit a trip. The details below help you decide quickly.

What does KIO do?

KIO is a body massager that combines EMS, radiofrequency and LED light for the abdomen, waist, hips and thighs. The brand presents it for firmness and smoother-looking skin.

What about HAZUMI Light and ELAX 2.0?

HAZUMI Light is a compact percussion massager for tired muscles after exercise. ELAX 2.0 is an eye mask with three heat levels from 40 to 55°C, vibration and a cold compress.

Are these suitable for daily use?

Each page gives its own timing guidance, so follow the session length and rest days listed before building a daily habit.

• Choose by the area you want to treat.
• Read the timing guidance.
• Store devices charged and dry.

How do the devices charge?

REN and KINU charge by Type-C cable, MIGA uses magnetic charging and KINU also has a dock. REN runs up to 100 minutes on a two-hour charge.

Which devices handle water?

MIGA has an IPX7 rating, HIGE PRO is IPX6 for wet shaving, REN is IPX4 for humid rooms and the EMI NUDE brush can be used in the shower.

What should you pack?

Bring the cable, a compact plug adapter if needed and the storage case, and keep devices in carry-on bags when airlines allow it.

• Charge fully before travel.
• Pack the cable and case.
• Check airline battery rules.

How Do You Pick the Right Item Among the Best Deals at WAU?

Start from your main goal and budget, and treat supplements as a separate decision that needs a closer look at ingredients. The points below explain what this means for your order.

Which goal comes first?

Write down the one result you care about most, such as smoother skin, firmer contours, less hair growth or easier styling. Each family focuses on one of these.

How much should you spend?

Entry devices start below €100, while masks and sets climb well above €400. A single well-chosen device used regularly often beats a large set used occasionally.

Where can you get advice?

The contact form and [email protected] accept product questions, so describe your goal and skin type and ask which model suits you.

• Pick one main goal.
• Set a budget range.
• Ask support before buying an expensive model.

Which supplements are offered?

The list includes collagen, omega-3, vitamin D3, magnesium, zinc, biotin, coenzyme Q10 and several formula blends for women and men. Prices start from under €10.

What should you check before ordering?

Read the full ingredient list on each page and confirm it suits your diet and any medicine you take. A pharmacist or doctor can advise on combinations and doses.

Do supplements ship with devices?

Yes, they share one cart, so free shipping and the code cover a mixed order, subject to import rules for supplements in your country.

• Read the ingredient list.
• Check local import rules.
• Ask a pharmacist if unsure.