Great alternative, maybe somebody already posted this.

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Micheal H.

Jul 8, 2014

Micheal H.

This is probably the wrong category but has anyone else been eyeing the Sigma spa glove? I have but could not justify the price. Instead, I picked up a silicone heat type pad. It's octagon and has a deep waffle print. Just used it and it cleaned up my dense brushes so quickly. They also have these little handle cover things, those have all sorts of different patterns.

Kitty K.

Jul 8, 2014

Kitty K.

Hmm I wonder if there is any kind of technology behind the sigma spa glove?
I only say this because people like to say that the olay face brush is a dupe to the clarisonic, when in reality it's not because it uses sonic pulses to deep cleanse and the olay brush is really just an expensive version of a manual face brush.

Mylene L.

Jul 8, 2014

Mylene L.

I was thinking to buy the sigma spa glove but the free sample they gave is enough for me to clean my brushes. So I decided to just use the sample spa glove. I have 3 actually. I have tons of brushes but I only use a couple cos I don't wear full makeup when I go to work. But if you have tons of brushes and you use them often then go for it.

Leslie S.

Jul 8, 2014

Leslie S.

I think kitty makes a great point. I couldn't find any, but that doesn't mean their it, I found another mitt that's meant for massages that has the same grooves in it and used it with baby
Shampoo and it worked great.

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