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Clinique Cleansing Brush - Offer

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    Scraggs
    Registered Users Posts: 5,578 ✭✭✭Scraggs


    SarahMollie wrote: »
    Hi everyone,

    So I'm on the Arnotts mailing list and this cought my eye, especially at the reduced price.

    http://www.arnotts.ie/clinique-sonic-system-purifying-cleansing-brush/388384/374600100?sc_src=email_1211756&sc_lid=87619861&sc_uid=3eus6rC5h9&sc_llid=21596&sc_eh=62e8e9a22ee14e081&utm_source=emarsys&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Clinique&utm_content=_Find+Out+More&sc_customer=1463186

    Does anyone have any experience with it?

    Thanks!

    Ask them to demonstrate it on counter for you and see if you like the brush head, I know some reviews say it's harsh (I didn't). I got one free when it was launched but honestly I've only used it a few times. I generally love gadgets but for some reason I just never got into a routine of using it but I'm not sure if that's a reflection on me or the product lol.


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    urbanshirl
    Registered Users Posts: 51 ✭✭urbanshirl


    I have this, I bought it about a year ago. It's excellent, I use it in the shower, as I'm normally someone who buys these things and stops using them after a few weeks. But I do love this one, I use it with the Clarins foaming cleanser. In the 12 months I have it, I've only had to charge it twice. Well worth it compared to Clarisonic which is overpriced IMO


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    GaGa21
    Registered Users Posts: 652 ✭✭✭GaGa21


    Great price but seems to be gone now? Wonder is price same instore?


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    ams
    Registered Users Posts: 1,443 ✭✭✭ams


    theres a deal online for the brush also but you need to do parcel motel for delivery:
    http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/clinique-sonic-brush-39-50-clinique-spend-40-get-free-makeup-gifts-worth-28-mens-2615878


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    urbanshirl
    Registered Users Posts: 51 ✭✭urbanshirl


    Debenhams have it on offer at the moment as well, I was in there today, and they are on gift at the moment too.


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    #7
    Scraggs
    Registered Users Posts: 5,578 ✭✭✭Scraggs


    It's also half price in Brown Thomas at the moment.


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    SarahMollie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,843 ✭✭✭SarahMollie


    http://www.boots.ie/clinique-sonic-system-purifying-cleansing-brush-10181303

    Boots actually also have the offer, so it seems that everywhere selling them does:)

    Anyhow, any more reviews on the actual product? The price looks great but am a bit dubious as I don't want to end up with another gadget that was good for about a week and then sits unused.


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    axcel
    Registered Users Posts: 70 ✭✭axcel


    Same as urbanshirl, this is the one product I actually have kept using. I leave mine in the shower too and ditto on the charging. I always thought I had dry skin but this showed that none of my exfoliaters were doing the job properly. I got one for my mam too who loves it. Definitely get them to try it out on you first if you are unsure. Alto this is how I ended up buying it, I'm a sales person dream but this is a purchase I don't regret


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    lubie76
    Registered Users Posts: 1,151 ✭✭✭lubie76


    I thought this was pure rubbish. Got one last year after trying my aunts clarisonic which I loved due to the way it operates kind of like a gentle vibration but perfect for skin on face.

    The Clinique one to me was the same as using a big electric toothbrush on your face, too harsh and the vibrations of the brush splashed water and cleanser all over my clothes, hair and even the bathroom mirror. My advice would be hold off and save for the Clarisonic, there is no comparison.


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    LinF
    Registered Users Posts: 263 ✭✭LinF


    lubie76 wrote: »
    I thought this was pure rubbish. Got one last year after trying my aunts clarisonic which I loved due to the way it operates kind of like a gentle vibration but perfect for skin on face.

    The Clinique one to me was the same as using a big electric toothbrush on your face, too harsh and the vibrations of the brush splashed water and cleanser all over my clothes, hair and even the bathroom mirror. My advice would be hold off and save for the Clarisonic, there is no comparison.
    I tried both the Clinique & the Clarisonic in Boots. I found the Clinique brush exactly as you described and the Clarisonic was more than I was willing to spend so I went for the Monsia Sonic facial cleansing brush (recommended by my daughter), 3 speeds - sensitive, normal & powerful; automatic timer that tells me to move the brush on; interchangeable heads, waterproof, rechargeable (dual voltage) - I got the sensitive head. I only use it once a week with St Ives fresh skin apricot scrub.


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