Off-brand Clarisonic brush.
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Mar 13, 2016
Miranda R.
Last time I was in Ulta I saw a few spinning brushes similar to the Clarisonic but ranging around $30+
I was just wondering if anyone owned any that were of this price range and could recommend one to me
I have trouble with black heads and I don't exfoliate regularly so I think something like this would help. I can't afford anything that's like a hundred dollars though. if anyone has some to recommend pleaaase leave a comment, thanks!
Mar 13, 2016
Alexis C.
The Clarisonic is the best investment I've ever made for my skin. "Dupes" don't have the same sonic pulses that the Clarisonic does and some even have moving parts/brush heads that can scratch and damage the skin. I highly suggest saving up and investing in a proper Clarisonic device. I have the Mia 1 because I didn't see any reason for the other speeds that the other models offer and it's done wonders (:
Mar 13, 2016
Catelyn W.
I've had my Clarisonic for almost a year now, and I haven't seen THAT much of a difference. I too have blackhead problems. I've tried different usage patterns (using it once a week, using it everyday, using it every other day, etc) and I really haven't seen a lot of differences. I do see some. My skin is a tad clearer and I really do feel clean after using it. Even though it's kind of a hit or miss because it always depends on you, and your skin type. But I would suggest trying a cheaper option! They probably don't do the exact job Clarisonic does but it'll probably still be a good product. I would get the brand name and check the reviews on that specific brush. Hope it works out for you!
Mar 13, 2016
Jamie L.
I actually work at Ulta and I own the actual Clarisonic and I LOVE it! Almost everyone I work with has one too. My manager actually had the cheap ulta one and hated it. She recently bought the actual Clarisonic and loves it! She said she wishes she wouldn't have wasted her money on the fake one. I've had several clients that have had the same experience
Mar 13, 2016
patty s.
I haven't use the clarisonic. I have the olay one, I only use it once a week, gets rid of black heads on my nose.
Mar 13, 2016
Angela J.
I also use the Olay one and it seems to work really well.
Mar 13, 2016
Mim I.
Same here! I have the Olay one. Works very well. But I am saving up for a Clarisonic brush. I heard so many great things about it! Worth a shot!
Mar 13, 2016
Micheal H.
I've had an off brand version for over 2 years, the Conair Tru Glow facial brush. It didn't spin, used sonic pulsing. I used it for 2 years. I loved it. It got my skin better and it was noticeable. Last year during Sephora's sale that offers 20% off I bought an actual Clarisonic. I see no difference in my skin but I feel a difference between the 2. I use the Conair when I'm charging the Clarisonic and there is much more power in the Clarisonic. But again, no difference in my skin.
Mar 13, 2016
Angela J.
You girls are making me want to splurge on that damn clarisonic again lol! Just when I thought I was out of the woods lol!
Mar 13, 2016
Angela J.
One more lol to round this up. Embarrassing!
Mar 14, 2016
Jamie L.
Ulta is having some clarisonics $30 off this month for the 21 days of beauty!
Mar 16, 2016
Dia B.
I just recently ordered a face brush from Vanity Planet called 'Pure Spin'. it's actual price is $150 but I got it for $45 by using the coupon code : mini7am. I heard that their brushes are just as good as the clarisonic.