What it is:A professional-grade skincare brush in a pink hue to benefit breast cancer awareness.What it is formulated to do:From the creators of the Sonicare(R) toothbrush comes the Clarisonic(R) Skincare Brush. Sonic technology first changed the way we clean our teeth, it's now changing how we cleanse our skin. The sonic frequency moves Clarisonic's soft, gentle brush back and forth at more than 300 times per second, thoroughly clearing pores and skin surface.Here are some of the benefits this revolutionary skincare tool delivers:- Removes makeup six times better than traditional methods.- Clears pores and reduces the appearance of pore size.- Cleanses so thoroughly that skincare products absorb better.- Creates noticeably healthier looking skin.This set contains:- Clarisonic brush and charger- Sensitive brush head- 1.0 oz Refreshing Gel Cleanser- 1.0 oz Nourishing Care Cleanser- 1.0 oz Hydrogel CleanserWhat else you need to know:Clarisonic should be used as part of a daily skincare regimen to provide smoother feeling and looking skin. The brush is ideal for all skin types and used and recommended by leading dermatologists and cosmetic surgeons. It's gentle enough to use for cleansing rosacea and sebborheic dermatitis.Be sure to replace your Clarisonic brush head every three months and Daily Cleanser every two months, if used daily. Sign up below to be reminded when it's time to reorder!With every Pink Clarisonic purchase, we will make a donation to help fund the fight against breast cancer.

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Which cleansers do you use with YOUR Clarisonic?

I liked the "refreshing gel cleanser" sample that came with this brush because it totally removed my (Bare Escentuals) makeup and left my skin feeling immaculate. However, it was a little too harsh for my skin.
I would love to hear from other ladies out there who have found a "one step cleanser" that works great with this brush. I would like it to remove makeup and cleanse in one step. My skin is basically "normal."
Thanks for your suggestions !

asked 4 years, 8 months ago

katosam

(Fort Lauderdale, Florida)

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answer 1

I use Ole Henriksen's Apricot Cleansing Lotion with my Clarisonic, followed by the Ole Cucumber Toner and Nurture Me moisturizer. This is a WONDERFUL routine which is very soothing for my dry and sensitive skin.

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

princessleahg

(St. Louis, MO)

answer 2

i like to remove make up before using it, because if i forget and use it the brush bristles turn the color of my foundation. i personally use biore blemish fighting ice cleanser or biore steam activated cleanser then use mine with prescription zaclir 8%(part of my skin care regimen). but if i'm short on time, i love purpose because it really does clean make up and does an awesome job. plus, you're supposed to take off the head and clean it once a week and purpose is great for that too. if your make up turns your bristles the color of your foundation, purpose will clean out the color and clean the head. my mom had me use it and it's just a great cleanser alone. you can also use it to remove eye make up;it's as gentle as water, so you don't have to worry about getting it your eyes since it won't sting. good luck!:)

answered 3 years ago

kateee24

(houston, tx)

answer 3

My all-time favorite cleanser is Eucerin's Gentle Hydrating Cleanser, and it works well with my Clairisonic. Unfortunately, it is very very difficult to find, at least anywhere in the southeastern US! (I happily found it recently on drugstore.com) I have problematic skin- (breakouts while simultaneously so dry I'm peeling!) and this cleanser helps a lot with both.
Wish Sephora would carry it...are you listening, Sephora???

answered 3 years, 4 months ago

katiebug

(Prattville, AL)

answer 4

since getting the brush, i've switched to purity instead of using my old foam cleanser (which i loved). a milky textured cleanser works better with the brush in my opinion.

answered 3 years, 11 months ago

ac1014

(New York, NY)

answer 5

I use the Ole H milk cleanser when my skin is dry and the Murad acne wash when it is oily for primarily cost effectiveness. The cleansers this brush comes with are pretty good but they are more expensive and the difference is subtle (The Murad actually works better for acne). Also, for added exfoliation I like the PTH anti-aging cleanser with this brush.

answered 4 years, 2 months ago

floof

(Southern California)

answer 6

for me Purity Made simple by Philosophy is great. I have oily/sensitive skin and i use the high foaming formula, but if you are especially sensitive you may want to get the regular one instead. it gets off all the makeup and doesnt dry me out. i love it!

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

BeautyatNEcost

(New Orleans)

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Can I use this in the shower??

asked 4 years, 9 months ago

cwhite770

(Liberal, KS)

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answer 1

yes, you can.

answered 3 years, 8 months ago

stealmysunshine

(My heart is in CA)

answer 2

Absolutely! The handle has a water-tight seal. So unless you crack it open (which you probably wouldn't), you should be fine in the shower.

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

aestheticluv

(Mobile, AL)

answer 3

Yes you can. It is water proof and I use it in the shower. I don't have a lot of extra time in the morning so I use it when I standing in the shower. It takes less than 30 seconds but its easier to use in the shower.

Ohh!! and also do it on your neck too!

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

PinkFaith88

(Tomball, tX)

answer 4

yes, i do all the time. I suggest drying it after every use and keeping it on the charging cradle. It will last longer that way.

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

passion4makeup

(Cheyenne, Wy)

answer 5

i use mine in the shower every morning and i have had mine for a year no problems

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

theqchick

(plymouth mi)

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Acne scars

I really really want to buy this product. I have large pores and oily skin, so that alone is good enough reason. What would really make me take the plunge is if it helps reduce the appearance of acne scars. Has this product helped anyone with acne scars?

asked 4 years, 7 months ago

maryg

(Montreal,Quebec)

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answer 1

I have some issues with scarring also (dark red that shows up just super on my cave-newt pale skin), and I can't really say I saw much of a result with the Clairisonic (although I really love it)...Clinique makes some good products geared towards fading scars (one for "dark spots" and at least one called "skin tone corrector"- I've had some great results with the latter. If you haven't tried the Clinique products, you might want to give them a try? Hope this helps!

answered 3 years, 4 months ago

katiebug

(Prattville, AL)

answer 2

yes, this would definitely help to reduce the appearance of acne scars with regular use.

answered 3 years, 8 months ago

stealmysunshine

(My heart is in CA)

answer 3

I recently broke out due to a stress overload, and it was the worst I had broken out in my entire life. I've always suffered from acne and acne scars seemed to linger longer than they should. I've been on countless acne products such as Obagi, retin-a, differin, and doxycycline all of which worked, but I still had those acne scars. After using the clarisonic brush 2x a day for less than a week now, I can see definite imporvements in my skin tone. My acne scars are healing faster, I also contribute this to my pores being more susceptible to the acne and scar treatments. I would reccomend this product for anyone with problem skin, it's worth the splurge! I love my clarisonic so much, its what makes me wake up in the morning! I can't wait to see where my skin will be in a few months!

answered 4 years, 3 months ago

jenneys

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 4

Well I just started using it, I have extremely oily skin, acne scars and I breakout all the time. My skin looked better after the first use though. Like more bright and the pores are getting better each day. My acne is really bright and red right now so hopefully it'll get better, I know it will. This brush really cleans my skin and it only gets oily twice a day now.

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

Leona

(Fountain, CO)

answer 5

If you check this brush online, there are photos on their website of before and after. In one set of photos, it shows a forehead with a pimple in the 'before' but in the 'after' you notice that the pimple is gone. I think it would help with acne.

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

kalipaus

(Germantown, MD)

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can i use my usual cleanser with this product?

asked 4 years, 9 months ago

arana115

(North Bergen, NJ)

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answer 1

yes you can because i do that and they work perfectly fine together.

answered 3 years, 8 months ago

stealmysunshine

(My heart is in CA)

answer 2

I was told that you can use any cleanser that isn't an exfoliator and doesn't foam (unless you like the sensation of foam up your nose!).

answered 4 years, 3 months ago

hollys

(New York, NY)

answer 3

You sure can! It comes with three cleanser samples, but you can use any cleanser you want with it as long as it's not an exfoliant. Meaning, it can't have little microbeads, etc. My mom uses Philosophy's Purity cleanser and it works great with it. :)

answered 4 years, 9 months ago

MalloBean

(Louisville, KY)

answer 4

Absolutely. I actually didn't really like the cleansers the brush came with since they don't foam up and I NEED foaming! I use either my Peter Thomas Roth anti-aging gel cleanser or the Philosophy Purity foam.

answered 4 years, 9 months ago

aras

(Austin, TX)

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exfoliator??

Does this exfoliate too or should i use an additional exfoliating wash on top of this?

asked 4 years, 7 months ago

Anonymous

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answer 1

This product it does exfoliate too but you just have to prepare your skin for it, like opening your pores with a warm, humid cloth before you use it.

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

Leona

(Fountain, CO)

answer 2

No do not use an exfoliator.. what this does is that it is removing the dead cells, so your skin will feel soft and smooth afterwards.. it is a great product and I love the results.

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

kalipaus

(Germantown, MD)

answer 3

Absolutely exfoliates! I use the Clarisonic with regular cleanser or an exfoliating wash for a deeper clean. Any cleanser seems to work well! I have not seen my pores so clean in 20 years!!!

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

lauraor

(Farmingdale, NY)

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The brush just needs to be rinsed off after everyuse and its good enough to last for 3 months?

I just think the brush would get buildup.

asked 4 years, 7 months ago

Lively

(Austin, TX)

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answer 1

in addition to just rinsing the surface of the brush head, i take it off to clean what's under. i also, clean it once a week with an antibacterial soap.

answered 3 years, 11 months ago

ac1014

(New York, NY)

answer 2

I always wash my brush off after each use, just because I don't want to store it dirty, and I use mine in the shower 99.9% of the time, so it's very easy to do.

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

Anonymous

(Grand Junction, CO)

answer 3

Besides rinsing it after each use, you need to wash it once a week with a mild soap. I usually mix water and a mild liquid hand soap in a small cup and soak the brush head in it for a few seconds before rinsing it with warm water. In the evening, because my face has make-up foundation on, I wash it with a cleanser with my hands first before using the Clarisonic and the gentle cleansing lotion that comes with it. I know, it's an extra step, but I could not stand seeing the head brush stained by the foundation when I first used it straight on my face covered with foundation.

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

docrose

(Fredericksburg, VA)

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What voltage?

Does the Clarisonic come in 220V?

asked 4 years, 5 months ago

Anonymous

(Germany)

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answer 1

The charger that comes with this one is for use with American (or those compatible with 110v) currency. If you use an adaptor, it will blow the fuse in the charger. I did this with my American cell phone charger when I used it in England. I nearly set my aunt's house on fire! :/

You can buy a converter, but that's rather expensive. The Mia and the Plus come with a dual-voltage charger, so if you buy one of those, all you'll need is an adaptor.

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

nwhoustongal

(Houston, TX)

answer 2

The clarisonic universal charger is sold separately for $40. You can buy your own adapter which would be cheaper, but remember if something happens to it, it won't be under warranty. If you like the clarisonic classic (one speed), then I would suggest the clarisonic Mia,which is cheaper, smaller, and comes with a universal charger. The downside is that it only comes in one speed and one minute setting.

answered 3 years, 10 months ago

sephoraholic66

(NJ)

answer 3

The charging stand that comes with it is 125 volts. It only comes in that voltage.

answered 4 years, 5 months ago

kshannon

(Lake Forest, CA)

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Can you use this with Philosophy's Microdelivery Wash?

The instruction booklet says not to use anything containing "mechanical exfoliators such as microbeads or shells," but Philosophy's face wash seems gentle enough to use in conjunction with the Clarisonic. I'm not sure if it would damage the brush or not though, does anyone know?

asked 4 years, 5 months ago

Anonymous

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answer 1

yes, you definitely could.

answered 3 years, 8 months ago

stealmysunshine

(My heart is in CA)

answer 2

I politely disagree with the answers before this, the product specifically states not to use any physical exfoliant cleansers for a reason. The fine crystals could get stuck in the bristles and it could cause extra unneeded irritation/over exfoliation. Over exfoliated skin can cause redness and actually additional breakouts, so I would say better to be safe than sorry! I think you should try a chemical or enzymatic wash for extra exfoliation (PTH makes a great anti-aging cleansing gel that would serve this purpose nicely). You can still use your other cleanser on days when you don't want to use the brush but I would not suggest combining the two. Hope this is helpful.

answered 4 years, 2 months ago

floof

(Southern California)

answer 3

It will be fine. It will not damage the head. You can use any cleanser you wish.... If you fear that it will destroy the head, try it on an old toothbrush first, bristles are basically the same (softer on your skin though) and if your cleanser can "eat through" bristles, what in the heck are you doing putting it on your face?!!

answered 4 years, 5 months ago

LoriT08

(Ashland, KY)

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Does this come with the normal brush head and the sensitive or just the sensitive? Thanks.

asked 4 years, 4 months ago

Anonymous

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answer 1

This set comes with one "sensitive" brush head only.

answered 3 years, 11 months ago

stealmysunshine

(Massachusetts)

answer 2

It comes with just the sensitive brush head. I do not have sensitive skin and the sensitive brush cleans my face wonderfully. It definitely does the job.

answered 4 years, 3 months ago

SephoraAddictt

(Richmond, RI)

answer 3

The pink Clarisonic comes with the sensitive head only

answered 4 years, 3 months ago

nank

(Westlake Village,CA)

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How much real estate does this take up on one's counter? Width, depth, and height, please.

I don't have much space in my bathroom. Just a couple of shallow wall mounted shelves and a pedestal sink. How much space does the standard Clarisonic take up when it's sitting in its charger? Would a Mia (travel size Clarosinic) take up significantly less space?

asked 3 years, 8 months ago

Anonymous

(Los Angeles, CA)

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answer 1

"real estate"?? LOL hilarious, thanks for the chuckle!
This definitely does take up some counter space, but I didn't have a problem with it. If your space is extremely limited, there is a new smaller version available, but I'm not sure if the charging base is smaller or not. I can't say anything more useful than what a previous reviewer said- keep the base somewhere other than on your prime "land," as it does hold a charge for a decent time.

answered 3 years, 4 months ago

katiebug

(Prattville, AL)

answer 2

On the standard - the base is 3 1/2" x 5" and stands 7 1/2" when in base. However, I would make sure that the shelves have at least 9 inches clearance between shelves as you have to lift the brush out of the cradle. I'm not sure how much space a Mia would take up.

answered 3 years, 6 months ago

ShyViolet

(Independence, Mo.)

answer 3

It doesn't take up much space at all. The good thing is that the charge lasts a very long time so if you have another spot to store the charger and just charge it maybe once a week you should be fine.

answered 3 years, 8 months ago

fostah

(Boston, MA)

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