Is the Mia any different?

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Shelly B.

May 19, 2013

Shelly B.

Okay, so, I've wanted to get the Mia for a while now. However, it's just been too expensive for me to justify, so I got the Olay Pro X brush thinking it would pretty much be the same thing. I haven't been totally loving it, or noticing much of a difference in my skin unfortunately. :( Is the Mia any different? Does it work better? I really want it to work, but I'm afraid to shell out $120 just to experience the same results!

Andrea m.

May 20, 2013

Andrea m.

The Mia is different, the Mia actually has a pulsing vibration which shakes the pores which makes dirt and oil reach the surface, so it will cleanse better... And make your face softer and clearer the olay one just has a spinning brush head. The Mia is the same technology as the sonicare tooth brush, so same thing but for face. I just got it recently and I am in love! ❤ Hopefully this helps :)

Shelly B.

May 20, 2013

Shelly B.

That definitely helps, thank you so much! I wasn't sure if the only difference were all the types of brush heads, or if there was something else! Thank you! :)

Shelly B.

May 20, 2013

Shelly B.

Oh, and one more question! Sorry, ladies! Is it worth it to get the Aria, or Mia 2 as opposed to the first one?

Andrea m.

May 20, 2013

Andrea m.

Any of them are fine honestly haha just depends if you want a deeper clean or not :) sorry I work for a store that sells them there

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