Truth be told, it depends on your skin type and your skin’s sensitivity levels. Those with oily or congested skin may benefit from more frequent use, whereas those with dry or sensitive skin should only cleanse with a brush one to two times a week.

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PMD Skin Care: These skin care products are specially formulated to complement any PMD beauty product tool. What reviewers say:“I have had one of these most of my life. Only had to be replaced once within the past 20 years. Love this product and can’t wash my face without it. Perfect blend of soft bristles and firm massager in one tool.” Our testing review: “This brush is one of the gentlest options I tried; I didn’t feel an ounce of friction while using it. I’ll reach for this one whenever I’m dealing with an inflamed breakout to help deep clean without making bumps angry.” I came to the PMD Clean as a former Clarisonic user when Clarisonic went out of business. So, is the PMD better than Clarisonic? Without a doubt, yes. I was so disappointed when I found out Clarisonic was shutting down, but it’s for the better because the PMD is not only more effective—it’s much more hygienic.Learn more about How to Use the PMD Microdermabrasion Device here.• How do you clean a PMD microdermabrasion tool? What reviewers say:“Within three days of using this, I saw a significant difference in my skin and my acne cleared up almost immediately. It feels fresh and relaxing, and I leave feeling refreshed with a deep clean. And the different brushes help with sensitivity.” PMD Replacement Discs: Specialized discs offering varying degrees of exfoliation that allow you to personalize your treatment routine. If you need help, watch this video to learn which PMD discs are right for you. While the Petal 2 from RoseSkinCo. looks like any other facial cleansing brush, it’s unique handle and curved head truly set it apart. The handle is designed to fit perfectly into the palm of your hand, giving you more control, and the shape of the head allows the bristles to effortlessly cup your face, allowing it to more easily cleanse, massage, and rejuvenate your complexion. “The small, light, aerodynamic shape of the handle makes this brush very easy and comfortable to use,” our tester shares. Featuring circulating beads that pulsate over 10,000 times per minute, this brush will transform your skin. Our testing review: “I’ve been using this product almost every night as it leaves my face feeling exfoliated, fresh, and clean. Plus, it’s super powerful and easy to use, which means it doesn’t consume much of my time”

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Also, Day notes that these tools work best with water-based gel cleansers rather than foaming or cream face washes. “I find the texture helps them to move easily and the vibrations will also lather up the cleanser,” she shares.They help remove makeup and dirt more efficiently, and with more oomph than your regular washcloth, providing a much deeper cleanse. Also adept at removing dead skin, cleansing brushes are excellent for anyone seeking a clearer complexion, as they can help to keep blemishes at bay. It's also important to keep your gadget in tip-top shape by removing the head attachment at least once a week to give the bristles a clean. Even better, replace your brush head every three months or so. How we test cleansing brushes

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Start by applying your cleanser directly onto your face. Then wet your device and use circular motions to wash your face. “When using a facial cleansing brush, avoid pressing too hard - instead, skim the brush lightly over your skin,” Day shares. “Focus it on areas where your congestion or pores are more noticeable, such as around your nose and along your jawline, and avoid using it near your eyes. I also really like to use mine on my lips when they’re particularly dry and chapped.” Again, because a facial cleansing brush is a mechanical way of exfoliating your skin, explains Dr. Lal, it's important that you use it correctly: "I recommend people use a facial cleansing brush in the shower one to two times a week; you do not need to exfoliate your skin daily as this can be irritating even with the gentlest of brushes." Typically, the more traditional cleansing brushes with nylon bristles can lead to over exfoliation and irritation to the skin. This can lead to more harm than good and can disrupt the skin’s natural barrier. Often, these brushes can harbour bacteria and exacerbate acne/sensitive skin types."Our testing review: “The body brush attachment has been a game changer for my skin— it preps my limbs for self-tanner and helps body oils and lotions seep into my skin instead of sitting on top. I also give it bonus points because it’s sleek and easy to store.”