Anonymous wrote:My cosmetic derm (who used to sell these) said that they quickly lost favor as the ultrasonic action led to rapid development of broken capillaries in most people. Said a good glycolic acid wash is far superior.

This.

Anonymous wrote:No. Invest in microfiber washcloths. A million times better than a clarisonic

+1

My cosmetic derm (who used to sell these) said that they quickly lost favor as the ultrasonic action led to rapid development of broken capillaries in most people. Said a good glycolic acid wash is far superior.

Anonymous wrote:No. Invest in microfiber washcloths. A million times better than a clarisonic

This. I didn’t realize how harsh the Clarisonic was until mine broke in transit the last time we moved house. Microfiber is gentle and effective.

I would use the M 61 daily exfoliating wipes instead very gentle yet effective.

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No! I used one for years, but it's too harsh for my older skin now.

No. Invest in microfiber washcloths. A million times better than a clarisonic

I thought they went out of business. I still use mine maybe once a week but I do find that they are pretty harsh on the skin.

My Mia died after many years. I had heard they stopped making them but it looks like that's not true but they do seem to be pricier than what I remember. Do you use one? Did you ever stop and see a difference for the worse?