Clarisonic - Shutting Down Sale - 50% Off Everything

cooper83 wrote: ↑ Paging resident skincare expert @MyNameWasTaken

sirxterminator wrote: ↑ These are crazy prices, when I hear words like anti-aging you know its marketing scam.

Real men use a random orbital palm sander, adjust to a higher grit for a smoother youthful appearance. Lower grit for the scruff manly look.

Pochacco wrote: ↑ time to move over to nu skin

BatmanDeals wrote: ↑ I wouldnt buy it with 50% off

geotr wrote: ↑ Needs 80% or better

Chaselap wrote: ↑ Any chances that the coupon is generic?

RedFlagCrake wrote: ↑ Geez, yeah, let's reinforce gender stereotypes and further contribute to misogyny and sexism. Men just stupid, women just for sex. Got it.

MyNameWasTaken wrote: ↑ LOL

I recommend NOT buying. Physical exfoliation is a thing of the past, and it will do more longterm harm to your face with short term superficial benefits. You need to be gentle on your skin. More brands and people are moving over to direct acids hence why The Ordinary became so popular (and of course the price point of the brand). Invest your money in skincare with products that contain A(HA), B(HA) C(Vitamin) depending on your skin type. Do your research to see which one works best for you.

Recommended Products:
Paula Choice Skin Perfecting BHA 2%
SKinceutical Vitamin C (it's patented and hella expensive but it does work) - their is also a dupe called Timeless Vitamin C which is much cheaper, but uneven reviews.
Cerave Hydrating Cleanser

If you have a private insurance plan, I suggest Retin A as a retinol. There are varying strengths, but this will provide you the best value to improve skin texture and over time minimize scarring. This is a strong product so using a little will go a long way.

Lastly, all of your efforts will be futile if you don't invest in a good sunscreen, healthy eating habits (drink water and keep hydrated), and patience. Whatever you put inside your body will reflect on the outside too!

Edit - a good dermatologist can help you too with recommendations on topical and oral treatments, just be careful that they don't push their brands on you and be transparent in what you want

quasarito wrote: ↑ The comment was clearly a joke (even the link @alanbrenton put in his reply has '.../humour/menjokes.html'). But clearly, you wanted to be offended, so ignored the obvious and you found what you needed. For your behaviour, I'm offended. Apologize.

litebrite wrote: ↑ When you register a new device on the website for the warranty, you get sent a $25 off $99+ coupon. That coupon stacks with the sale pricing! I was able to stock up on brush heads for a long time... lol

Ended up buying 3 of the dual pack deep pore brush heads ($29.00 each) and one cashmere brush head ($19.50). With the coupon, my final sub-total was only $81.5; $91.28 w/ tax. Which brings it to ~$13 all in for each brush head. Don't forget 5% rakuten!

I've used the generic no-name brush heads before and didn't like them. I found the name brand Clarisonic ones superior and I'm sticking to those as long as I can.

silverele wrote: ↑ Thanks for this tip! I registered my old device that I never registered and stocked up on different types of brushes. The $25 coupon did stack with the 50% off while the newsletter coupon of 15% off did not.

They say the brushes need to be thrown away after 3 months, but they don't. There are lots of tip online for sanitizing the brushes so you can keep using them, like soaking them in dish soap or vinegar and baking soda. The inner part also comes away from the outer part for easier cleaning. The brushes themselves don't deteriorate like toothbrushes do.

MyNameWasTaken wrote: ↑ @Thecheapindian skincare is never straightforward because everyone is different. To be frank, if you noticed plenty of breakouts it may be because you weren't exfoliating enough before. My point of view is that if you're going to shell out this much money for a product about to be discontinued, then you're better off tailoring your skincare for something that works for you. Not to completely knock Clairsonic because it had its time and got people to recognize the importance of exfoliating. Clarisonic on its own is not going to provide you with the exfoliation your skin needs for deep cell turnover. Chemical exfoliation is a better way to go, and this is why you're seeing the turnover because of the Retin A. Also, some people are blessed with resilient skin and that's just genetics.

@strife I'm not sure about a gift depending on how your relationship is lol. I know some people may feel offended if you give them skincare products, while others may not care. If you go to skinceutical website they have an online chat, and they may be better off to provide insight. Now, the good thing about ordering direct from them is that they offer a 100% satisfaction guaranteed, so if she is not satisfied it can be returned for a credit (although it may take longer than 30 days for results). From personal experience and reviews, this is a good product and will make a difference with consistent usage (recommended to keep in the fridge to extend shelf life). It will help brighten your skin and assist in diminishing marks over time. I would only recommend either the Vitamin C E Ferulic or Phloretin CF from Skinceuticals. You can also order from Geebeauty (authorized reseller in Toronto) and they offer 10% off if you sign up for their email, but their return policy differs. I hope that helps!

RedFlagCrake wrote: ↑ Just because something is a joke doesn't make it alright. A racist joke is still ... racist. I've clearly caused a lot of fragile egos to recoil in this thread. Equality matters, and respect for the people around us matters, even on an online deals forum.

Thecheapindian wrote: ↑ Honestly confused with all the hate in the comments.

My brother is a dermatology resident and he gifted me one of these for Christmas and I love it. He also got one for himself and his fiancée.

In the 6 months of owning this and using it twice a day I have noticed a huge difference in my skin. It looks and feels much better. Just in the first week I noticed plenty of breakouts and I assume that is due to it cleaning the dirt hidden deep in my pores.

I use a cetaphil cleanser with this and it works perfect. They recommend changing every 3 months but even after 6 months my brush head feels new as I clean and maintain it.

Sure, I understand $30 for a brush head is steep and $100+ for the initial machine, but you would be surprised how much people (including myself) have spent on trying to obtain great skin.

I love this product and can justify the price point. I also use Retina regularly, apply sunscreen regularly and drink plenty of water along with eating healthy, which contributes to great skin. But, just from the Clairsonic itself I noticed a huge change and so did my family.

Every person is different but from the 3 other people I have seen use this product we all love it. As well for ladies the makeup attachments are great my girlfriend loves the foundation applicator.

They have so many different types of brush heads available and there’s one for every skin type.

My only concern is finding proper brush heads now due to them closing, I don’t know the quality of the knock offs.

Clairsonic is unique as they have patented technology, they use sonic technology where as other ones on the market physically spin and can be too rough on the skin, leading to damaging skin. Ultimately, if you are to use a brush head I would use Clarisonic.

Thanks OP!