I love my clarisonic and I've tried several brushes but I find this type to be this best for my skin!
Overall rating
5/ 5
kaaren
fromWI
Skin Type:sensitive
Age:over 64
Delicate, but effective
PostedAugust 11, 2013
Proseasy to use, effective
At first I was unaware "delicate" existed; I used the sensitive brush heads, but I found them a bit abrasive with repeated use. The delicate works perfectly on my older, more mature skin. I now alternate periodically, using the sensitive brush heads on a very limited basis, and the results are just what I'm looking for. Very happy with my purchase - good value purchased during the anniversary sale.
Overall rating
4/ 5
Mallary
fromRaleigh, NC
Skin Type:combination
Age:55-59
Retin A User must
PostedMarch 7, 2013
Proseffective
I switched from the sensitive and normal brushes beacuse my face would sting after about a week of using Retin A. The delicate brush works very well but I sometimes still have to skip a day even with the delicate brush. I am still able to use the normal and sensitive brushes on the nose area with no irritation.
Overall rating
2/ 5
SpendtotheEnd
Skin Type:sensitive
Age:40-44
Not Delicate at all
PostedDecember 22, 2012
Prosirritating, not delicate
I have previously tried both the Sensitive and Deep Pore brush heads, and thought I'd also try the "Delicate" ones in order to alternate. I agree with some other reviewers that this delicate brush head is not delicate at all. The bristles feel scratchy on my sensitive skin. In fact, the Deep Pore brush heads are much gentler on the skin than the Delicate brush heads. I have also tried the Acne brush heads. The Acne brushes feel rougher to the touch, but are actually more gentle on the skin than the Delicate ones. I have very sensitive skin that is prone to breakout, yet feel that the Sensitive and Deep Pore brush heads are the most gentle of the bunch, with the Acne brushes taking a close second. I realize some of this is counter-intuitive, but I urge you to try a few varieties and judge for yourself.
