Clarisonic Brush Heads Guide | SocialBeautify

I filmed this guide to make choosing the right Clarisonic brush head easier. There's something to suit everyone. I hope you enjoy it.
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[@manval96]

Your voice is really soothing

[@Eternityyy]

The Mia 1 comes with the radiance brush head not the sensitive like you said

[@SocialBeautify]

Yes, the radiance brush head launched quite a bit after I filmed that video so they might have made some changes to this now.

[@noodles_sauce]

I might be a bit late but mine also came with the sensitive one, so yeah they have definitely changed it.

[@sadiayousaf7341]

Is it ok t use smart profile brush on Mia 2 ? And is it fine to use body brush on face ? Thanks

[@SocialBeautify]

Sadia Yousaf hi Sadia, I'm not 100% sure as I know there were some design changes made to the device, however in the past all the brushes were interchangeable. However I would never use body brush on the face. It's too harsh and won't give you the results you are looking for. I hope this helps. xx

[@sheila6172]

What's the best for acne prone skin?

[@SocialBeautify]

Hey Darling, La Roche Posay has quite a few good products. Try Effaclar Duo + it's magic in a tube and Serozinc toner. They got well priced and available at Boots or other pharmacy stores. Other brand effective but by far more expensive is Murad. This is by American Dermatologist Dr Howard Murad. Finally Clarins does fabulous oil. Yes oil it's called Lotus oil and it's design to control overproduction of oil. This helps with oiliness of the skin and subsequently with acne. Make sure you're using effective but gentle cleanser too and exfoliate, but try using enzyme peel rather than something with bids in it. Hope this helps. Ewa xx

[@SocialBeautify]

Sorry for the late reply only sow it now. I don't think the brush itself would be an answer. I think it's a buildup of factors. 1) clean well but don't over do it 2) perhaps try anti-bemish moisturiser - Dermalogica has amazing night gel 3) exfoliate with something gentle. I live enzyme peels or again Dermalogica Daily Microfoliat. Hope this give you some idea. Maybe visiting your favourite brand for a consolation would help. Best, Ewa

[@SocialBeautify]

I suggest something that isn't too harsh on your skin for cleansing. Don't forget that oils can be fab to balance your skin oil production too. One of my favourite for oiliness is Clarins Lotus oil.

[@SocialBeautify]

I'd stick to the sensitive.