https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Is-a-Clarisonic-worth-it/m-p/326503#M75364 <P>I have disability issues that make washing my face daily difficult so most days I just use a wet washcloth and scrub hard before applying my skin care. If I have a rare occasion when I wear makeup I take it off with Purity and wash my face and neck since I am already up and at the sink. Once a week I wash my face with Miracle Worker Lactic acid cleanser and leave it on for a while in the shower. I am slowly getting stronger and my goal is to spend more time on daily grooming. Needless to say I am not trying to look good for a job or a date but for myself. Also I have a health condition that has a face rash as one of the symptoms and when I have a rash I have to treat my face very gently.</P> <P>All of my social security except a small amount for personal expenses are taken by my state government to pay for my care (and no COLA increases when SS goes up a few dollars). A Clarisonic would take almost my entire monthly allowance. But I also care about my skin and spend most of what I do get on skin care.</P> <P>Is it really worth it to buy a Clarisonic? And if you think so, how often do the brushes wear out and need replacement?</P> Mon, 20 May 2013 02:25:34 GMT LBandS 2013-05-20T02:25:34Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Is-a-Clarisonic-worth-it/m-p/326503#M75364 <P>I have disability issues that make washing my face daily difficult so most days I just use a wet washcloth and scrub hard before applying my skin care. If I have a rare occasion when I wear makeup I take it off with Purity and wash my face and neck since I am already up and at the sink. Once a week I wash my face with Miracle Worker Lactic acid cleanser and leave it on for a while in the shower. I am slowly getting stronger and my goal is to spend more time on daily grooming. Needless to say I am not trying to look good for a job or a date but for myself. Also I have a health condition that has a face rash as one of the symptoms and when I have a rash I have to treat my face very gently.</P> <P>All of my social security except a small amount for personal expenses are taken by my state government to pay for my care (and no COLA increases when SS goes up a few dollars). A Clarisonic would take almost my entire monthly allowance. But I also care about my skin and spend most of what I do get on skin care.</P> <P>Is it really worth it to buy a Clarisonic? And if you think so, how often do the brushes wear out and need replacement?</P> Mon, 20 May 2013 02:25:34 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Is-a-Clarisonic-worth-it/m-p/326503#M75364 LBandS 2013-05-20T02:25:34Z