It’s no secret that I’m addicted to skin care. I wish I had started sooner, but hey, better late than never and I’m really happy with how much my skin has improved over the last 3 years. Along with changing up my skincare to something that works, changing my tools have a lot to do with it too. Lately I’ve been using the Michael Todd Soniclear Antimicrobial Sonic Cleansing System as a part of my daily skincare regimen. Having tried various cleansers, systems and tools for my skincare process – I just have to say, this is probably one of my favorites if not my favorite tool to use.
This little post here will be a gateway and introduction to the product itself… but not a formal review as I have a complete and thorough review coming along with a demo soon (stay tuned for that). Since the Holidays are here, I wanted to make sure that I could include this information for those looking to add a cleansing system to their wish lists or for someone purchasing for that beauty lover in mind. While I’ve been using this system now over a month and have seen AWESOME results – I still want to be able to put it to the test a little longer.
The Michael Todd Soniclear System retails for $150 and includes:
- 1 Soniclear Device
- 1 Antimicrobial Face Brush Head with Cover
- 1 Antimicrobial Body Brush Head with Cover
- 1 Charging Stand
- 1 Charging Cord
Now – I have used another cleansing brush in the past – a cult favorite, more on that in another post… but I have super sensitive skin and it did not work for me. The Soniclear however, is the World’s First Antimicrobial Sonic Skin Cleansing System that offers powerful, but gentle cleaning even for sensitive skin.
Stain and odor causing bacteria can grow on your brushes when skin cells, makeup and moisture combine with bacteria that cling to the bristles between cleansing. Soniclears motto “cleaner skin begins with a cleaner brush” is just that. The Soniclear micro-massages away dirt and impurities and then protects itself from microbial contamination. This product removes makeup 6x better and cleanses 2x better than with your hands alone. I noticed a huge difference in what my brush head looked like after using the system to remove the makeup that my makeup remover wipe left behind and my brush was literally clean after rinsing off the residue. After using this product for a month, I was amazed that the bristles on my brush still remained white.
Since I have sensitive skin, I had high hopes that this product would work for me since other systems did not. I’m glad that I had the opportunity to use this and will continue to have this product as a part of my skincare regimen for years to come. I love that both the face and body brush while soft enough to use on my sensitive skin, it still gets the job done and all areas that I use the brush on feel clean, smooth and soft. The bristles are so easy to clean, leaving behind no residue from makeup products and I love the different control settings along me to adjust the speed when ever I need to so to accommodate my most sensitive areas on my face and body. This waterproof unit is a favorite to use in the shower and I’m not gonna lie, I’m totally loving the purple.
Considering all it does, the product is affordable (it comes with two cleansing brushes) and I have noticed my skin feels softer, cleaner and brighter. My skin care serums absorb into my skin much more quickly and I have had comments about how radiant my skin has looked lately. I will be doing an in-depth review soon as I feel that using this product for about a month was simply not enough to truly give more information than I provided. When it comes to skincare, I like to try things out with other products I’m also coveting. My upcoming review will include a demo of me using the product as well as the skincare routine I have been using along with it and products – so stay tuned!
Have you tried the Michael Todd Soniclear? If not, do you use a skincare cleansing brush in your regimen and what are your thoughts on it?
I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
