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troubledDotterel5
I have no clue how this works for anyone. I tried the softest head attachments, only using it 1x a week, putting very little pressure on the brush against my face, only scrubbing face over 1 time, but no matter what I did or how I adjusted use, this thing wrecked my skin, made it red, irritated, I broke out all over, and I think it’s to blame for some broken capillaries around my nose. I know some swear by this tool, but I tossed mine. I would say this is definitely not a product for sensitive skin.
similarSwift3
i have the clarisonic mia. i haven’t used it in two years. it irritated and stripped my skin! i don’t like manual exfoliants, like scrubs, but thought that the sonic waves would be gentle, and magically cut through grime on my face. but vibrating bristles are just too harsh for my skin! hate it!
cynicalBobolink9
Edi: I find that if I use the Cashmere head I can now use this once or twice a week without irritation. The Cashmere head is much softer than the Sensitive head.
A very expensive mistake for my skin! I’m 57 and have hyper-pigmentation/melasma that was pretty much under control until I used the Clarasonic. I’ve learned over the years since being diagnosed in my late 30’s the worst thing I can do is irritate my skin which includes getting a tan and any sort of manual exfoliation or rubbing. So I’ve religiously used a high spf sunscreen daily including the winter months and always wear a hat if I’m going to be outside gardening, at the beach, on the deck, hiking, etc. A lot of people look at me like I’m crazy to be on vacation and have a hat on at the beach but if I had to live my life over I would have started wearing a hat outside in my teens and I never would have tanned my face at all.
So why I thought I could use the Clarasonic without negative consequences is beyond me. Even with the sensitive brush head, after just a few days my skin started to get dark and uneven in color. Women with melasma know what mean when I say my face looked dirty. The Clarasonic, even though immensely popular is a big no-no for me. In order to exfoliate and keep my skin looking refined I need to use glycolic acid or one of the many other AHA’s available.
cheerfulHawk0
For those of you who have an ultrasonic toothbrush and love the way your teeth feel after using it, the Clarisonic brush does this for your face.
It’s an investment that benefits you every time you use it.
NOTE that the Clarisonic comes with a “Sensitive” brush head. I had some issues when I first began using it (slight redness and skin sensitivity on my normal to resistant skin). I shortened the cycle time, cut back from 2x/day to once a day (at night), and purchased the Delicate brush head. Using it in this manner has worked beautifully.
If you’re like me and read the instructions and then either put them out of sight (or throw them away!) you might want to try to remember the direction from the Clarisonic booklet that encourages users to unscrew the brush head every so often to clean in the recessed area under the brush bristles. Once you forget to do this and some time goes by and then you DO remember to do it…one look at the gunk under your brush will be reminder enough to keep a more vigilant brush cleaning schedule. (I do my little cleaning routine very time I clean my bathroom now.)
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT: I read in a beauty magazine that there is a difference between the Clarisonic and the less expensive facial brush cleansing systmes many other companies have come out with. The article claimed the Clarisonic was a superior product in that it had a very specific number of brush rotations per second that, compared to other devices on the market, delivered the most optimal outcome – both in how clean the skin was and in what condition the skin was immediately after cleansing and over time.
peskyDoves1
I have been using the Clarisonic Classic for 1 week so far. In 1 week I have seen a tremendous difference in my skin. The texture is so smooth, even my husband commented on that, My pores just look so clean, resulting in a brighter look. I use the Clarisonic in the shower and follow with moisturizer. My moisturizer has been absorbed better into my skin, as well. I am so pleased with this product so far and will remark if things change. But as for right now, i have never been so happy with my skin!
zestyThrush7
Simple genetic math…
When I DON’T use this at least once daily, I look like my grandmother eventually.
When I DO use this at least once daily, my 17 year-old daughter and I are confused for sisters. (Please allow me to reiterate: WHEN I USE THIS REGULARLY, MY LIFE IS SIGNIFICANTLY LESS LIKE MY GRANDMOTHER’S, and I view this as an *extreme* positive.)
Guess how I use this? 🙂
It took an unfortunate period of time for this to become a habit (because I am very, very lazy), but it HAS, and I am NOT letting this one go…