What's the best Clarisonic for dry, sensitive skin?

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Alyssa D.

Apr 6, 2014

Alyssa D.

I'm saving up for a Clarisonic and I was wondering which one would be best for my skin. And what cleanser would you recommend?

Alyssa D.

Apr 6, 2014

Alyssa D.

What cleanser would you recommend?

Nala H.

Apr 6, 2014

Nala H.

Try the foreo luna.

Caitlin M.

Apr 6, 2014

Caitlin M.

They have new luxe brushes that are super, super soft. So I would recommend one of those. But also look into the forea luna that has been mentioned. It's about the same price as the Clarisonic for one of their models I believe.

Claire G.

Apr 6, 2014

Claire G.

Clarisonic did nothing but irritate my sensitive skin. Even with the sensitive brush. I only use it when I wear foundation to thoroughly remove the makeup. I would not recommend it for daily cleansing, the brushes are very harsh.

Emily N.

Apr 6, 2014

Emily N.

Use CeraVe but don't use the Clarisonic if you have sensitive dry skin. You shouldn't even be washing your face more that once a day if you have dry skin.

Nala H.

Apr 6, 2014

Nala H.

The foreo Luna is made of silicone bristles. Perfect for sensitive skin.

Kitty K.

Apr 6, 2014

Kitty K.

I do not recommend the Clarisonic for dry or sensitive skin.
The clarisonic uses Nylon fibers, which in terms are abrasive regardless what brush type you use.

I chose my Foreo Luna over the Clarisonic, this being one of the reasons. It is more expensive than a clarisonic to purchase, however, you do not need to replace brush heads every 3 months and I even use it to massage my serums into my skin.

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