Clairisonic?

[CurlyQ284]

I'm trying to build up a collection of fancy skin care products and while looking at face wash on Sephora I found that a lot of reviews mention using it with Clairisonic.

I currently use Olay cleansing cloths. Every time I've switched to something else I break out. I'm wondering if it's because I'm scrubbing my face with a cloth vs using stuff in a bottle and has nothing to do with ingredients?

Do you use it? Like it? I would be more likely to buy a knockoff cause it's more than I'd feel comfortable spending if it doesn't work.

[bonquiqui]

I absolutely love it! I had an Olay first, and it wasn't as good for me. I have sensitive skin and use it in conjunction with the clarisonic, and have had no problems. Some report an initial break out, but I did not experience that. I have dry sensitive skin. I also use the clarisonic sensitive skin cleanser.

[caligurl]

I love mine. I use it every night (unless I'm being lazy) and I've seen a big improvement, mostly with radiance but also with clarity. If cost is a factor QVC sells them with 5-easy pay.

[dexteroni]

I use one and like it. It makes my skin softer and smoother, and has gotten rid of a few weird milia I had. I only use it once or twice a week; more than that feels like too much. And I use my regular face wash with it. The rest of the time, I just use my regular face wash without the brush.

I've heard that the knockoffs don't work as well, but I have zero documentation to support that. Sephora's Friends and Family sale should be coming up soon, so if you're a member or know someone who is, you should be able to get one for 15% or 20% off.

[sjh722]

I wanted to like it, but it didn't work for me.

Here's a post about it from the other day:
pandce.proboards.com/thread/381435/clarisonic-worth

[CurlyQ284]

Oct 25, 2014 20:06:14 GMT -5 sjh722 said:

I wanted to like it, but it didn't work for me.

Here's a post about it from the other day:
pandce.proboards.com/thread/381435/clarisonic-worth

Oh well that's embarassing, lol. I must have missed it. Thanks for linking, I'll see what everyone said in your thread!

[CurlyQ284]

Ehhh mixed reviews. Dangit.

[anongbcn]

...

[polarbearfans]

Buy from sephora or Nordstrom, return if you hate. Once I got past the first week breakouts, and switched to the delicate brush head, my skin looks awesome when I actually remember to use it.

[nsuhomer]

I love my clarisonic. I feel like my skin is 'brighter' when I use it.

[sampaguita]

I have one, and it's okay. I hate having to buy the replacement brushes though, so I only use it once a week, or if my pores feel really clogged. I have found that using a good exfoliater does the job for me. I like Aveenos radiant daily scrub.

[auntie]

Love mine.

I had 2 knock-offs before I pulled the trigger- they're not the same.

I'm older, with pretty normal/drier skin. I use it daily with either CeraVe foaming cleanser or Cetaphil depending on the condition of my skin and the weather.

I also use Retin A. It's cheaper than Murad.

[VillainV]

I really like mine. I use with Philosophy Clarity face wash. The nice thing is that I only need to use like a drop of face wash with the Clarisonic, so a 3oz bottle lasts me almost a year.

I use Clarisonic in the shower. I've noticed my skin looks firmer and smoother. My anti-aging products and fancy moisturizers seem to work a little bit better on super-clean skin.

[dexteroni]

Oct 25, 2014 20:55:13 GMT -5 polarbearfans said:

Buy from sephora or Nordstrom, return if you hate.

This, totally. I probably wouldn't have bought something that pricey without Sephora's great return policy.