Absolutely. I use it every night and use the Murad regular (non-exfoliating) cleanser in the morning. My skin is sensitive but I have had no problems with every day use.

I use it everyday.

Yes, in fact I do just that. I use this at night after removing my makeup with Purity by Philosophy. Then in the a.m. I use the Clarifying Cleanser. I wouldn't say it's "gritty", but you can feel something in there. I think it's a great combo and it's mild enough for my oily/sensitive skin.

I also have very sensitive skin and this works well for me, not harsh at all.

yes, it would be too harsh and drying for every day use not due to the beeds in it but the combination of all the acids in the ingredients - your skin can become overly sensitive as a result. the instructions say use 2-3 times/week.

No, I would not use this to remove eye makeup since it is granular. I also would not use it in place of a daily cleanser. The recommended use is 2-3 times per week. I use this every other day, and I love it. I was without it for a week or two, and I couldn't wait to get more. I never want to go without it again. I have sensitive skin that gets red easily, and this exfoliator is gentle enough for my skin, but it also cleans well. I highly recommend it!

I do not know what the clarisonic is, so I can not answer. I do know that now that I have used Murad for so many years, I do not find it harsh at all.

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Everyone can exfoliate to some degree......but avoid mechanical exfoliation (such as harsh grains, dermabrasives), but use a glycolic exfoliation.
You may find that your skin is less sensitive after glycolic use and very receptive to humectants and antioxidants.

If you are female, I find its best to avoid benzoyl peroxide, change to a glycolic acid exfoliator. The Murad AHA/BHA Exfoliating cleanser would be great, not harsh...the grains are few and are jojoba. The lactic acid is milky and creamy. Make sure that you use an SPF moisturizer during the day and huge antioxidants/humectants/moisture at night. Avoid retinol if you are sensitive, as it thins the skin. Dr Henriksens African tea cleanser is fabulous...but if you need something less drying, use the Kinerase Gentle Cleanser. I think you will be much happier with the results of this regimen. For your moisturizer: during the day, perhaps your oil-free/spf choice, but at night, load your face with a product without spf....I really like Dr Perricone's Face Finishing moisturizer (lots of antioxidants, rose, botanicals, vit-c,) possibly a little retinol...but not enough to strip skin, just thoroughly moisturize and brighten.

Avoid mechanical exfoliation if you have active acne. You would do well with a chemical exfoliator such as glycolic acid. Anthony's line for men has a cleanser with glycolic acid, moisturizers/humectants. Also, a soothing cleanser, shave foam and gels, spfs, lip care...really an extensive line to meet your needs.
Another line you may want to check out would be RX for BROWN SKIN, exfoliating cleanser.(has glycolic acid). A great line for any skin color. The ingredients are amazing: soybean, kojic acid, humectants, and more. You should look at the Bright and Even Kit, also the Bright and Healthy kit. Good luck!