Clinique Sonic Purifying Cleansing Brush.
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Jan 12, 2015
Vanessa M.
Ladies! I've been hearing really good reviews about this brush , but would like to know if any of you use it and what you all have to say about it! Help please :)
Jan 12, 2015
Winnie B.
I'm not sure how I feel about it, it's definitely better than using your hands for cleansing. But it doesn't concentrate on the head of the brush to vibrate or move, but the handle. This is a problem because it's basically an overpriced system that equates to the drugstore version cleansing systems. The clarisonic MIA is the same price but has the oscillating technology. But Clinique is also doing a kit at sephora with the system + skin line routing for 89, so if you get it definitely check out that deal :)
Jan 14, 2015
Caitlin M.
I work for Clinique now, and that being said I wouldn't trade my Clarisonic, but I haven't actually got to test the Sonic for myself. But from the specs I will say that the Sonic is the closest you will get to the technology aspect of the Clarisonic without actually buying one. Both use the sonic vibrations to gently cleanse the skin and bring debris to the surface. Neither spin, which is good as spinning brushes are harsh on the skin. The Sonic is nice though because it's thinner and you sort of get two brush heads in one because the brush has a set of green bristles at the top that are a little coarser for cleaning around the nose and t-zone and then a set of white, softer bristles for the rest of the face at the bottom of the brush head. With the Clarisonic you have to buy completely separate brush heads. It's not a huge thing but I do think it's a cool little perk :) I think it would be a good starter brush and if you like the whole brush cleansing system in general you could maybe upgrade to a Clarisonic in the future if you felt the Sonic wasn't doing it. I can't live without my Clarisonic. I stopped using it two times in the last 2 years I've owned it and each time really regretted it. First because my first one broke, but they replaced it with no issue. It just took a bit to process and ship out. And then more recently because I just got super busy and forgot to buy a new brush head on time. Each time I noticed a difference in my skin, and not a good one. The texture was terrible, my acne was in full force. Not good. I recently just got my new brush head and it's already changing my skin. So honestly whether it's a Sonic or a Clarisonic I recommend a brush as I really do noticed a difference :)
Jan 19, 2015
Luke C.
Lovveee mine