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Day 1: Erin Condren Planners and Products
Day 2: Grateful Bags
Day 3: Riley Clay Designs
Day 4: Sara Happ Lip Scrub
Day 5: Bible and Books
Day 6: Crock Pot Casserole
Day 7: Accessories
Day 8: Kindle Paperwhite
So let's talk about skin care and products. About 2 years ago, I started using the Clarisonic Mia cleansing brush. I can tell a huge difference in my skin. I finally feel like my face is clean when I wash it. I have since bought these for my mom and E. When you purchase the brush, you can choose the type brush head you need; whether for sensitive skin, delicate skin, normal, acne or deep pore cleansing. I purchased the sensitive skin brush head. There are recommended facial soaps to use with it but quite honestly, I've found that using plain ole Dove soap works the best. You do need to replace the brush head about every 6 months. I just pick up a package of two when I'm at Ulta. These cleansing brushes are available at Ulta, Macy's, Sephora and I think I saw them at Belk.
I pulled this from the Clarisonic website to give you an idea of the benefits of using the cleansing brush. "The patented Clarisonic Sonic Cleansing brush uses a sonic frequency of more than 300 movements per second to deeply cleanse the skin far more effectively, yet more gently, than traditional superficial cleansing or simple rotating brushes. The result is noticeably smoother, more radiant skin."
There are several brands of these on the market. There is the Clinique Purifying Cleansing Brush and Mary Kay also makes one.
I just love mine and highly recommend for the ladies on your gift giving list.
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