Beauty

[Puzzle Piece]

The disc is rough but vibrates like the facial/body Clarisonic. I don't have callouses just the occasional build up of dead skin cells. I don't want to use a brush, I want the Clarisonic to do the work.

[wagirl]

On 7/10/2014 Skylands said:

On 7/10/2014 wagirl said:

Clarisonic a must for the face----not so much for the feet!! I regularly buff my feet in between pedis so didn't see the need to spend that kind of cash. Plus brush heads for it must be pricey and prob need to be replaced more often.

Every 6 mos. it is recommended to change the pedi brush heads. $27/each.

Thats better than I thought!

[F1wild]

I received mine today and it's still not opened (at close to midnight). I had buyer's remorse not long after I ordered, but this product seemed to be on über fast processing/shipping so it was too late to cancel. In the meantime I discovered (I know, where have I been?) the more coarse rollers for my Emjoi. I think it was 4 rollers for $12 with 2 day delivery (Amazon Prime). I intend to use this and if satisfied the Clarisonic goes back tomorrow, unopened.

[NickNack]

On 7/11/2014 F1wild said:

In the meantime I discovered (I know, where have I been?) the more coarse rollers for my Emjoi. I think it was 4 rollers for $12 with 2 day delivery (Amazon Prime). I intend to use this and if satisfied the Clarisonic goes back tomorrow, unopened.

You probably noticed this, but make sure you're getting real Emjoi rollers. So many of the ones on Amazon say "compatible Emjoi."

[F1wild]

On 7/11/2014 NickNack said:

On 7/11/2014 F1wild said:

In the meantime I discovered (I know, where have I been?) the more coarse rollers for my Emjoi. I think it was 4 rollers for $12 with 2 day delivery (Amazon Prime). I intend to use this and if satisfied the Clarisonic goes back tomorrow, unopened.

You probably noticed this, but make sure you're getting real Emjoi rollers. So many of the ones on Amazon say "compatible Emjoi."

Actually, I ordered a "compatible" brand through Amazon/Giselle Beauty. I received them and have used them already. Very satisfied. Maybe there are some good and not so good ones?

[NickNack]

On 7/11/2014 F1wild said:

Actually, I ordered a "compatible" brand through Amazon/Giselle Beauty. I received them and have used them already. Very satisfied. Maybe there are some good and not so good ones?

I read reviews on some of the others that said they weren't as good as the Emjoi. I'm glad you're satisfied with yours. I just received my Emjoi so haven't tried anything else.

[willdob3]

It did not look like the Clarisonic actually exfoliated the skin. The presentation was poor, IMO.

It appears that the product does something that causes the calluses to gradually go away over 4 weeks. No piles of dead skin like with the Emjoi but no instant "Wow! My feet look great either."

The also want you to use a few products on your feet. The AD they offered was over $50 every 90 days.

[Puzzle Piece]

Okay, I tried the item. As I don't have build up, the skin cells only got 'lifted' and my feet felt like they had slight peeling. I guess it does take some time. I will try again next week and see if I like the overall results. If I am not pleased, back it goes.

[baby 2]

On 7/11/2014 F1wild said:

On 7/11/2014 NickNack said:

On 7/11/2014 F1wild said:

In the meantime I discovered (I know, where have I been?) the more coarse rollers for my Emjoi. I think it was 4 rollers for $12 with 2 day delivery (Amazon Prime). I intend to use this and if satisfied the Clarisonic goes back tomorrow, unopened.

You probably noticed this, but make sure you're getting real Emjoi rollers. So many of the ones on Amazon say "compatible Emjoi."

Actually, I ordered a "compatible" brand through Amazon/Giselle Beauty. I received them and have used them already. Very satisfied. Maybe there are some good and not so good ones?

I also ordered a "compatible" brand through Amazon; and, they work just as good as my Emjoi ones.