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Sounds really good, love the timer option I am sure I’d do it for far too long without that. Will try it out for myself now 🙂
The time is so cool but sometimes i just ignore it to be honest haha!
Sounds really good, love the timer option I am sure I’d do it for far too long without that. Will try it out for myself now 🙂
The time is so cool but sometimes i just ignore it to be honest haha!
I have never used anything like this before, love that it is water proof.
Yeah its great that its waterproof i didnt know that before and thought what if it gets wet haha x
I love the sound of this, though as someone with combination skin, ive always been told they are not too good for me x
I have combo skin and its been pretty good for me you just have to get past that horrible stage into the good skin stage x
I have never used anything like this before, love that it is water proof.
Yeah its great that its waterproof i didnt know that before and thought what if it gets wet haha x
I love the sound of this, though as someone with combination skin, ive always been told they are not too good for me x
I have combo skin and its been pretty good for me you just have to get past that horrible stage into the good skin stage x
I have a Mia2, though equipped with the normal head and I use it with various different cleansers, not the Clarisonic one. It’s one of my best beauty tools. I love it and always take it away with me when I travel too. It’s a real gem! Tx
Yeah im the same now too it cant live without it its so good!
I have a Mia2, though equipped with the normal head and I use it with various different cleansers, not the Clarisonic one. It’s one of my best beauty tools. I love it and always take it away with me when I travel too. It’s a real gem! Tx
Yeah im the same now too it cant live without it its so good!
Hmmm… I was just talking about a brush to my skin doc today. Again! And her opinion seems to be shared by many people in the Japanese beauty business (I mean pros, not marketers or advertisers). She is totally against brushes of this type. Or any type, actually. She says that regular , prolonged use stresses the skin and damages the outer layer. Which accelerates the aging process. I plan not to age for a while, so no brush for me 😉
Interestingly enough, not so long ago I shared this opinion with a western beautician, and she said this is Terra incognita, because there are no studies regarding long term brush use. But she also said that what the Japanese think sounds about right.
A couple of years ago brushes and vibrating sponges and other wonders were quite intensively pushed onto the public. Seeing them in final sale bargain bins today in a cosmetic district in Tokyo was an eye opening experience.
Thanks for commenting! thats rather interesting will have to look into it more
Hmmm… I was just talking about a brush to my skin doc today. Again! And her opinion seems to be shared by many people in the Japanese beauty business (I mean pros, not marketers or advertisers). She is totally against brushes of this type. Or any type, actually. She says that regular , prolonged use stresses the skin and damages the outer layer. Which accelerates the aging process. I plan not to age for a while, so no brush for me 😉
Interestingly enough, not so long ago I shared this opinion with a western beautician, and she said this is Terra incognita, because there are no studies regarding long term brush use. But she also said that what the Japanese think sounds about right.
A couple of years ago brushes and vibrating sponges and other wonders were quite intensively pushed onto the public. Seeing them in final sale bargain bins today in a cosmetic district in Tokyo was an eye opening experience.
Thanks for commenting! thats rather interesting will have to look into it more