Clarisonic brush head
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Mar 22, 2016
K R.
I have very sensitive and acne prone skin I'm wondering if I should get the sensitive brush head or the one for acne?
Mar 22, 2016
Bianca B.
I think that depends, do you have a dry skin too? If not, I should go for the acne brush :-) xo.
Mar 22, 2016
K R.
Yes dry sensitive skin!
Mar 22, 2016
K R.
That is very acne prone.. Haha
Mar 22, 2016
Sophia G.
Don't go for the acne one if you have dry sensitive skin.
Mar 22, 2016
Bianca B.
Then I should go for the sensitive brush, the acne brush can make your skin more dry than it already is. And make sure that you hydrate your skin enough! Otherwise it won't help :-)
Mar 22, 2016
Stroubi S.
The sensitive is more suitable..
Mar 22, 2016
K R.
Thank you guys
Mar 22, 2016
Jamie L.
I'd say go for the sensitive. Especially if you haven't been using your clarisonic for long. Almost all of them come with a sensitive brush head to start with for a reason :)
Mar 24, 2016
Kiran T.
You'd be okay with choosing either. The acne prone brush head actually would be the best choice if you're pretty sensitive because the bristles on that brush are longer than the other brushes which gives it a lighter touch to the skin making it so it doesn't irritate any acne. Sensitive is great for all skin types but based on how you described your skin I would say do the acne prone brush :)