The Mojia Boost .3 is a hand-held microcurrent device operating at 0.3 Hz, and is the “world’s first” at-home mirocurrent device at this frequency. It’s designed to work at the cellular level. It has an optional and unique “mask hack” to enhance product absorption. Here we will talk about the key benefits, supported by user feedback, and scientific studies.
Key Features and Mechanisms
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– Mechanism: Delivers low-intensity electrical currents (100–700 µA) at an ultra-low frequency of 0.3 Hz (one pulse every ~3.3 seconds). This is the “optimum frequency for ATP production and cell regeneration,” syncing with the body’s cellular resonant frequency to activate healing.
Comparison of 0.3 Hz Microcurrent to Other Frequencies for Increasing ATP Production
Effectiveness of 0.3 Hz Frequency
•0.3 Hz is considered a low frequency and is one of the most commonly used frequencies in microcurrent therapy specifically for healing and tissue regeneration.
•Low frequencies like 0.3 Hz closely mimic the body’s natural bioelectric currents, making them particularly effective at stimulating ATP production in cells, especially in the context of tissue repair and facial rejuvenation.
•Studies and expert reviews note that frequencies under 1 Hz, including 0.3 Hz, are among the most effective for increasing ATP synthesis, supporting cell repair, and managing pain.
Comparison to Higher Frequencies
•Higher frequencies, such as the Pro Lift at 10 Hz, are also used in microcurrent therapy and may provide more immediate muscle stimulation, leading to quicker visible lifting or firming effects.
•However, while higher frequencies can enhance muscle tone and deliver faster results in terms of lifting, they may not be as optimal as 0.3 Hz for deep cellular ATP production and long-term tissue healing.
•The optimal increase in ATP production is more closely associated with low-frequency (such as 0.3 Hz) and low-intensity (100–500 µA) microcurrent application.
Mechanistic Insights
•At 0.3 Hz, microcurrent increases the flow of electrons through the mitochondrial electron transport chain, leading to greater ATP synthesis.
•This frequency also enhances blood flow and oxygenation, further supporting ATP production and cellular health
– Benefits:
– Maximises ATP Production: 0.3 Hz optimises ATP synthesis, boosting cellular energy for collagen and elastin production. A 1982 study (Cheng et al.) shows microcurrent increases ATP by up to 500%, moreover, low-frequency currents (0.1–1 Hz) support tissue repair (*Bioelectromagnetics*, 2001).
– Reduces Fine Lines and Wrinkles: Promotes collagen and elastin, with users reporting “significantly reduced” wrinkles after 3 months.
– Increases Hydration: Enhances product infusion via the “mask hack,” leading to a “smoother, more even complexion.”
– Improves Skin Health: Stimulates cellular regeneration, reducing pores and enhancing glow. Users note “hydrated and plump” skin.
– Lifts Brows and Skin: Subtle muscle re-education provides cumulative lifting, with users reporting “noticeably more lifted” skin.
– Scientific Note: Wound-healing studies at 0.1–1 Hz suggest potential for cellular repair.
– Mask Hack – Optional: 
– Mechanism: Connects Boost .3 to a facial mask (e.g., sheet mask) for deeper product infusion, creating a “micro-massage” effect that enhances blood circulation and lymphatic drainage.
– Benefits:
– Enhanced Product Absorption: Improves delivery of serums (e.g., Booster Plus Serum with methylene blue, niacinamide, vitamin C, hyaluronic acid), boosting hydration and anti-aging effects.
– Reduces Puffiness: Promotes lymphatic drainage, with users noting reduced puffiness and improved contours.
– Relaxing Treatment: Users describe the mask hack as a “luxurious spa-like” experience, leaving skin “hydrated and plump.”
– Booster Plus Serum Synergy:
– Mechanism: Contains methylene blue (antioxidant enhancing mitochondrial function), niacinamide, vitamin C, and hyaluronic acid to boost collagen, elastin, and hydration. Research supports methylene blue for skin viability and collagen increase (*Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology*, 2020).
– Benefits: Enhances Boost .3’s effects, with users reporting “even skin tone” and reduced fine lines within days.
Additional Features
- Ergonomic Design: Lightweight, curved for comfort, with 5 intensity levels and a 20-minute auto shut-off.
- Sensation-Free: Designed to be painless, with no perceptible zaps, aligning with cellular frequency for comfort.
– CE Certification: Conforms to European safety standards (equivalent to FDA clearance), ensuring quality manufacturing.)
User-Reported Benefits
– Visible Results: After 8–12 weeks (5 days/week), users report:
– Reduced fine lines, wrinkles, and pores.
– Increased hydration and smoother texture.
– Lifted skin and brows, reduced sagging.
– Faded sun damage and pigmentation.
Scientific Studies
- Microcurrent at 0.3 Hz: Supported indirectly by low-frequency wound-healing studies (0.1–1 Hz) showing fibroblast activation and collagen production (*Bioelectromagnetics*, 2001).
- – Mask Hack: Electroporation-like mechanism enhances product absorption, supported by studies on electrical pulses for transdermal delivery (*Journal of Controlled Release*, 2010).
- Serum Ingredients: Methylene blue, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid have research backing for collagen synthesis, hydration, and skin barrier improvement (*Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology*, 2020).
Conclusion
Boost .3 excels in cellular rejuvenation and hydration, with its 0.3 Hz microcurrent and mask hack (optional) mimicking the cellular focus of generic 0.3 Hz microcurrent but adding practical advantages (serum infusion, affordability).