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"When Eva handed me the Clarisonic skincare system to try out, I'm not going to lie: I immediately had a flash back to my high school days. I have a history of trying new products... When Eva handed me the Clarisonic skincare system to try out, I'm not going to lie: I immediately had a flash back to my high school days. I have a history of trying new products and waking up to a red, puffy face and itchy eyes (thankfully, nothing a little yogurt mask and ice packs couldn't fix). To put it mildly, my skin is fairly sensitive, so I did a little research before trying this product out.\n\nWhat I learned is that the Clarisonic is made by the creators of the Sonicare electric toothbrushes. In essence, it has adapted that concept to make a \"face brush.\" With 300 movements per second the Clarisonic promises cleaner, clearer, smoother skin. It washes away makeup six times better than manual cleaning, and is two times more effective. When your skin is this clean, it's easier for it to absorb products.\n\nDespite my history of reactions to masks and different face washes, the Clarisonic was not like anything I have ever used before. I LOVE this product! It's gentle enough to use twice a day and, as promised, it made my skin super soft and clean without drying it out. The Clarisonic isn't cheap (it runs from $195-$225 at sephora.com), but the benefits are definitely immediate and noticeable, and I would recommend it for all skin types. This gadget is completely legit!\n\n--Katherine Sydney Tyler"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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