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Nithel J.

Sep 10, 2013

Nithel J.

I heard abour the Mia Clarisonic brush and Boscia konjac sponge but besides the price I don't know the difference I've heard they both are pretty good and do about the same job.. Anyone knows for sure!? I still do suffer from Hormonal acne from time and have oily skin.!

Caitlin M.

Sep 11, 2013

Caitlin M.

I have no clue what the Boscia brush is like. I didn't even know they made a brush cleansing system. But I have a Clarisonic Mia 2 and I love it. The Clarisonic uses sonic vibrations to vibrate dirt, oil and makeup out of the pores and allows the skin to breathe and lets serums, treatments and moisturizers sink in better so they work better. It also gets rid of dead skin cells so they don't block pores as well. I've had mine for coming up on a year this winter and I love it. I use it pretty much every day, twice a day. Some may think that's too much but it doesn't irritate my skin or anything. I've noticed it helps keep my acne more manageable and I don't have such noticeable black heads anymore. I do still use a manual, gritty scrub sometimes just to get rid of stubborn patches but overall the Clarisonic does all the work for me. I can't wash my face with just cleanser and my hands anymore, it just doesn't feel clean enough. It really does get all the gunk out. So unless the Boscia brush does all of that I say get the Clarisonic :)

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