This Cleansing Brush Takes Your Skincare Routine To The Next Level
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s the importance of self-care. And, even though a study recently found that busy moms still feel guilty carving time out for themselves, we still need to make sure we’re doing small things each day to fill up our own cups. Whether that’s sneaking away to catch up on your favorite reality show or engaging in some online retail therapy, self-care can look different for everyone, but there’s one type that is universally important: skincare. The Sonic Facial Cleansing Brush makes stealing a few minutes for yourself and pampering your skin easier than ever. And, right now it’s on sale for 30% off for a limited time at just $34.99.
The Sonic Facial Cleansing Brush lets you rejuvenate your skin at home–no expensive facial appointment needed! It’s compact and palm-sized so even though it won’t take up much space in your bathroom, it packs a serious punch with its sonic facial cleanse and blue/yellow/red light LED technology. The cute pink brush harnesses the latest rejuvenation technology with its patented design that uses proprietary sonic and LED technology, giving you a deeper facial cleansing as the tiny silicone bristles gently pulsate and help you remove excess grime, oil, makeup, and even dead skin cells. Its silicone bristles are what truly set it apart, as unlike bristle brushes, they never need to be replaced.
Once you’re done cleansing, the other side can gently massage your go-to products deeper into the skin — so you’ll definitely get your money’s worth from that jar of La Mer. The LED Light Therapy aspect helps improve your skin’s quality, with the blue light clearing your skin’s blemishes and acne, the yellow light revitalizing your skin, and the red light rejuvenating your skin as you go.
You’ll quickly see why the Sonic Facial Cleansing Brush has been featured on Good Morning America, Mashable, the New York Post, and TMZ. Pamper yourself with a little at-home facial routine and get it today for $34.99.
Prices subject to change.
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