Okay, if
you don’t want to hear me rave on and on about how awesome the Clarisonic is,
you might want to skip this post.
I received
this about a week ago and I absolutely love it!
I’ve been
itching to write about it, but I wanted to try it for a while but I wanted to
wait until I had used it a few times.
So far the
only minus I found to it is that they ask you to let it charge for a full day
before first use. Holy crap, was it a long time to wait when you itch to try
your awesome new tool!
So, my
review of the Clarisonic Plus…
I already
wrote I love this thing, and I really do.
It has a
good, solid feel to it. It’s so easy to use. It doesn’t rotate, but oscillate
so it’s not abrasive to the skin.
It has a
gentle “massage” feel to it, but I can feel the “buzz” resonating in my sinuses
(Or something!) and it made me giggle a few times.
After each
use, I saw a bit of a flush to my face. But this doesn’t feel uncomfortable,
just a sort of “activated” stimulated feeling.
My skin has
had a nice glow to it since I started using it and have felt a lot smoother and cleaner.
I was warned
I could experience breakouts as your skin gets accustomed to the manipulation
and deeper cleaning, but so far nothing has happened.
It came in
this big box
Opens up to
a description of the use, effect and results
The
Clarisonic plus unpacked: Charging cradle and the device with the sensitive
brush-head that came with it as standard
Inside the
box was a promotion from Skinstore where I got it from, the instruction manual
and a brochure from Clarisonic’s website where I could get 25$ off on my next
order (Which is pretty pointless since they don’t ship outside of the US like Skinstore
does!)
I ordered
extra brush heads too: A body brush and a delicate brush. I knew that if the
Clarinoic would work for me at all, I would want to use it for the rest of my
body too. The delicate brush head is for OCM cleansing: I figured it would be a
good idea to get the gentlest possible brush head if I’m going to manipulate my
skin for longer periods of time, like it is beneficial for OCM.
Awesome
detail: For the face brushes, the white outer bristles don’t move. Only the
inner parts (Black and white) move. This means that the little splatters that
your brush whips up will be caught in the stationary bristles. It’s
surprisingly clever. I guess most people will do their facial care in front of
the mirror, so there will be no mess on the mirror afterwards! The entire body
brush oscillates, but that isn’t a problem since you will be using that one in
the shower.
The box
also came with a gel cleanser and an exfoliating gel. I have tried the
exfoliator on some dry areas of my body, but otherwise stuck with my Avene
products.
The
exfoliating gel wasn’t anything special. But I guess a product can’t have too
much “bite” when you use it with a Clarisonic?
Since I
ordered from Skinstore, I got 3 free skincare samples. The grey product is a 30
ml handcream and a very generous size for a sample!
Of course
since I ordered it directly from the US , I had a problem with the
current so I had to order an adaptor from another place.
But even
with the price of the Clarisonic + shipping + adaptor + shipping, I saved over
400 SEK over buying it at Kicks! (Plus, I gained 3 free skincare samples where
of one is basically a full product size)
Is there no bad things about it?
ReplyDeleteWell, I have noticed it takes a very long time to charge. But I'm the kind of person who puts my rechargeable devices right back in the charging cradles when I'm done with them so it doesn't bother me.
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