
A few months back I meant to write a review about my Clarisonic Mia. But then I procrastinated and basically took a three month hiatus.
Long story short: I’m back, and the one good thing about my delayed post is that I’ve had PLENTY of time to really use my Mia, and now I can sit down and write an accurate review.
In a few words: I love it.
Not only is it refreshing (and an all around fun way to wash your face), it hasn’t let the stress of a new job show with break outs. You can feel the cleansing, smoothing and freshness happening in just one minute twice a day.
If you’re not familiar with Clarisonic, the hand-held brush (designed by the same folks who invented the Sonicare toothbrush) massages your skin with 300 movements per second. It removes 6 times more make-up than manual cleansing! I’m the world’s worst about washing off my make-up, so I’m hoping this will make up for all those nights I didn’t…
My kit included:
- Cordless Clarisonic Mia
- pLink® International Charger
- Sensitive Brush Head
- Gentle Hydro Cleanser
*Note: my kit came with the trial size cleanser, but other face cleansers work fine with the Mia too for when you run out
Things I love about my Mia:
- It’s waterproof! You can use it in the shower!
- It turns itself off after 1 minute, so you don’t have to time yourself
- It seriously reduces blackheads and dry patches
- Recharging is easy (about once a week)
- Makes your skin SO smooth
I struggle with dry skin, but from other reviews I’ve read, the Clarisonic significantly improves oily skin as well. I also read that some users’ faces broke out after first using their Mia because it wasn’t used to the deep cleansing, however, I didn’t experience this. If you do break out, it should disappear within a few weeks of using it.
The Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System costs about $119. It seems expensive, but it’s totally worth it. Think of it as an investment. You can purchase your products directly from
Clarionsic or
Ulta, Dillard’s or
Sephora, etc.