Clarasonic Opal

Anonymous

I love using my Clarisonic brush, but was recently shown the Opal, which, I understand, is used on delicate areas like firming near the eyes. Has anyone used this product?

9 years ago

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Suz

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I have not, Joy, but bumping for others because I'd like to hear responses. I like my Clarisonic also.

9 years ago

Peri

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I quit using my Clarisonic because even with the super sensitive head...cashmere I think they call it, one step softer than delicate...it still irritated my skin. I might have to look at the Opal if it is made for even more delicate areas.

9 years ago

Ledonna N.

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I want some one to answer this also. Good post

9 years ago

Anonymous

Thank you for your interest and for bumping this up.

9 years ago

unfrumped

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I was planning to do a YLF Clarisonic search and read up because I'm thinking of whether to treat myself to one and upgrade from ye olde washcloth.
Helpful, or Hype?

9 years ago

Anonymous

I bought a regular Clarisonic at NAS 2 or 3 years ago and rarely use it. I don't notice much of a difference, but you remind me that I've been meaning to ask my dermatologist if there's any value. I see her next week so can weigh in again. Nordstrom often includes Clarisonic as an NAS item, maybe it's worth waiting a couple of weeks to see if they offer the Opal.

9 years ago

Vicki

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Excellent question you posted and while Inise my Clarisonic every other night, I'm always ready to learn about other products and techniques to consider for my delicate, aging skin. Thank, Joy.

9 years ago

Anonymous

Thank you. My Clarisonic gets used almost daily, especially in summer. I think the exfoliating properties help other products to absorb. I think the Opal works differently to firm rather than cleanse the area. I could certainly use firming around the eyes and other places, if it works. The SA said they could not keep them in stock.

9 years ago

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