Should I Buy A Clarisonic?

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Caitlin G.

Aug 28, 2013

Caitlin G.

I'm 16 and just recently I have considered buying one. But do you think I'm too young?

Lily C.

Aug 28, 2013

Lily C.

No, you don't seem to young. But do you NEED it? Do you have acne?

Caitlin G.

Aug 28, 2013

Caitlin G.

I have some acne, nothing major. I just wanted it to help my skin.

Lily C.

Aug 28, 2013

Lily C.

Well I don't think so for you if its just minor.. You don't wanna waste your money when you can find a wash thats cheap and helped... Maybe ask a dermotologist about getting one and what's best for your skin?!

Sloane M.

Aug 28, 2013

Sloane M.

I bought the Clarisonic a little over a year ago, and then used it for a few months and liked it, but eventually I felt like I just didn't need it. It's too harsh on sensitive skin, even with the sensitive skin brush. Plus my dermatologist personally recommended that I didn't use mine. So I recommend that you don't buy one, but in the end you make the decision.

Lily C.

Aug 28, 2013

Lily C.

I think a clarisonic is like the last resort and you tried everything the dermotologist suggested... So go ask!

Hailey B.

Aug 29, 2013

Hailey B.

I say get it but its best for exfoliating.

Skyler P.

Aug 29, 2013

Skyler P.

Yes! I absolutely love mine. its helped me clear up a lot of my blemishes. its worth it. here's a pic of mine.

Kate A.

Aug 29, 2013

Kate A.

I have the Olay version and I love it!

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