Vanity Planet Aira Ionic £60, beautybay.com The steamer took two minutes to heat up, which was longer than most, and it spluttered as the water supply ran out. Rating: 3/5
£59.99, boots.com Great if you have problem areas on certain parts of your face, with an adjustable nozzle which could target for example your nose. Rating: 5/5
Sarah Chapman £138, johnlewis.com It has ionic and ultrasound tech, time settings of five or ten minutes and was gentle and effective on my skin. Rating: 4/5
Steam Ahead Hydrating Facial Micro Steamer £29, magnitone.co.uk It gives you a ten minute steam, employing de-ionised microsteam particles for a gentle, deep clean. Rating: 4/5
Stylpro Spa £34.99, asos.com It’s a good height, so comfortable to sit with, and has a quick heat-up time and great steam distribution. Rating: 5/5
Bauer Facial Spa Steamer and Inhaler £23.87, amazon.co.uk Modestly priced, it does the job, but is a little uncomfortable. My skin felt noticeably clearer after using it. Rating: 2/5