‘Neurosensory’ skincare line is selling a $3,500 music box to help its products absorb — but does it work?

Girl, put your records on — and your face cream, too.

Bonjil, a new “neurosensory” skincare line, says listening to soothing music while applying serums and balms will help the products do their jobs.

But not just any tune or toner will do. You can buy the brand’s proprietary products in a $3,445 music box designed to engage each sense, reduce stress and therefore — the theory goes — enhance appearance in ways a self-care ritual set to any other soundtrack could not.

“Wind it. The melody plays. The nervous system shifts. Only then does the skin receive,” Bonjil’s website says.

The broad concept, experts say, is sound. Music can equal less…

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