WAU Discount Code: YUKI, Lifting Devices and Body Care Oman Up To 10% For All Users

The WAU Discount Code is WAUAD6 for 10% off orders, including the YUKI cooling hair removal device at €311.95, the MIRA microcurrent device and the KIO body massager. Apply it at checkout. Read each device's safety list first: MIRA's page names pacemakers, implants, cancer and pregnancy as reasons to avoid use.

WAU's higher-priced devices are where a percentage code saves the most. YUKI uses cooled intense pulsed light, MIRA and MEI1 combine microcurrent or EMS with heat and light, and KIO targets the body.

This page explains what each device does, its listed price, how it charges, which water rating it carries and how to pack it for travel, plus the safety limits and how to choose between them. We update this page when WAU changes its terms or the offer.

The WAU Discount Code WAUAD6 takes 10% off orders, which matters most on the brand's higher-priced devices. Here is what YUKI, MIRA, MEI1, AI NEW, KIO and HAZUMI Light do, what they cost, how they charge and which safety limits apply.

Can You Use the WAU Discount Code on the YUKI Hair Removal Device?

YUKI is the brand's cooling photoepilator, an at-home device that uses intense pulsed light to slow hair regrowth. It is one of the higher-priced single devices in the shop.

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.

Feature	Detail	Benefit
Energy levels	Five	Adjustable comfort
Pulse mode	Dual pulse	Higher energy option
Cooling	Sapphire surface	Calmer skin

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.

Which Lifting Devices Fit the WAU Discount Code?

Microcurrent and EMS devices form a large part of the line. They target facial muscles and skin firmness, and each model combines a different set of technologies.

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.

Device	Main technology	Listed price
MEI1	EMS gua sha	€118.95
AI NEW	RF, EMS, red light	€180.95
MIRA	Microcurrent, five modes	€370.95

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 Body and Relaxation Devices Are Sold?

The WAU range goes well beyond the face. The body line covers contouring, muscle recovery and eye relaxation, with prices spread across several levels.

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.

Device	Use	Listed price
ELAX 2.0	Eye relaxation	€117.95
HAZUMI Light	Muscle recovery	€128.95
KIO	Body contouring	€338.95

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 Devices Charge and Travel?

Many buyers take devices on trips, so battery life, charging and water resistance matter. WAU lists these details on each product page.

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.

Device	Charging	Water rating
MIGA	Magnetic	IPX7
HIGE PRO	Cable	IPX6
REN	Type-C	IPX4

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.

Which Safety Rules Apply to Beauty Devices?

Home beauty devices are designed for safe personal use, but every product page lists limits. Reading them first protects your skin and your purchase.

Who should avoid certain devices?

Microcurrent and EMS pages list pacemakers, metal implants in the treatment area, cancer and pregnancy as reasons to avoid use. Scrubbers should be kept off sunburnt or broken skin.

How do you start safely?

Begin on the lowest setting and shortest session, and test a small area first. Stop and seek advice if redness, pain or irritation lasts after a session.

Device type	Main caution	Start with
Microcurrent	Implants, pregnancy	Lowest level
Light-based	Skin type guidance	Patch test
Ultrasonic	Broken skin	Short sessions

Should you talk to a doctor?

If you have a medical condition, take regular medicine or are pregnant, ask a doctor before using any electrical or light-based beauty device.

1. Read the warnings on the page.
2. Patch-test a small area.
3. Increase settings slowly.