Stephanie Casidy. Why Clarisonic? Does it really work? How to use it? Assembling the Device and Brush Head Before you use your brand new device, make sure you charge it for 24 hours before its first use. Simply do the opposite to take it out.
Cleansing You can use the device in two ways: as a makeup remover or as a second-step cleanser. Speed The Aria is more advanced as it has three speeds, thus the three buttons.
Cleansing Cycles Both devices have a second cleansing cycle that is to be divided into 20 seconds for the forehead, another 20 seconds for the nose and chin, and 10 seconds for each cheek. Charging and Drying One thing I love so much about the Aria , which I think makes it worth the extra bucks, is the fact that it comes with a USB charger and a drying stand.
Aria is better for: Use at home because of the convenience of having the drying and charging stand. Mia 2 is better for: Travel because it comes with a protective travel case. The size of the device is also shorter than the Aria. Read more about each of them below: Sensitive Brush Head Ideal for most skin types, including sensitive and combination skin.
Delicate Brush Head Extra-gentle and plush, designed for delicate skin prone to irritation and dehydration. These super powered cleaning brushes are one of those things that I think people either love or hate. You might love them for their deep cleaning and gentle, daily physical exfoliation.
Or if you have sensitive skin, they might be a bit too much. I have a few older Clarisonic posts, the first one compared a few different deep cleansing brushes and here I shared input from Dermatologists, do you need a Clarisonic?
A quick word about Clarisonics and their universal features. All of the models use the same brush heads, which you are meant to change out every months depending upon your usage. There are different brush heads out there, such as Sensitive and Deep Pore heads. Yes, there really is a big difference between these brush heads! Make sure you are using the correct brush head for your skin type.
When using the Clarisonic, the brush head does not rotate. Does this matter? The Aria has a sensitive speed, a universal speed, and a powerful skin. Though the universal speed is ideal for most skin types, sensitive skin will benefit from the sensitive skin mode, while tough skin will respond best to the powerful mode of cleansing.
The Aria received rave reviews. The most common praise for the machine was its ability to smooth and clear up skin, as well as the addition of a charging light; as the battery begins to die, the indicator light glows a different color, allowing users to plug the device in as necessary, rather than hoping the battery is charged.
Though users generally compared the Aria favorably versus the Mia 2 , some users did report some difficulty with the Aria; individuals with naturally clear skin found that the device led to greater breakouts than before.
Consequently, the Aria is suggested for individuals with troubled skin, rather than those without aesthetic difficulty. The Clarisonic Plus is the model created to function both as a facial and body cleaning device. This is particularly notable for individuals suffering from full-body skin difficulties, including acne, dryness, and even sun damage. The Plus comes with separate heads for the body and face, a 2-year warranty, and a fourth mode specifically engineered for use on the body.
Mia vs Mia 2. Mia and Mia 2 are two different cleansing brushes that are made by Clarisonic. It is a private company making skin care products and Mia and Mia 2 are two of its electrically operated face brushes that are used for cleansing purposes.
Women apply light to dark makeup but have to get rid of all makeup at night before going to sleep. These brushes are designed, not just to take off makeup and clean the face, but also to make one have a softer and smoother skin.
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