Nice facial brush cleaning
This is one of the better powered face brushes I've tried, including those with sonic, rotary, or vibrating motors. It has a good sleek, minimalist look about it. There is simply one button for simple operation. When in use, the massage heads simply press on and draw off, yet they do not fall off. Perhaps the only design problem is that the piece of silicone that secures the charging port lid will occasionally interfere with standing it up on a counter. It's generally doable, but I don't think it's particularly stable. It's a little annoyance, though. This brush does not rotate, but rather vibrates in the manner of a sonic toothbrush head. When I tried it on myself, I really enjoyed it. The speeds are comfortable, with options of 7,200, 9,600, or a combination of 7,200 and 9,600 RPM. More significantly, the brushes are gentle and efficient, causing little harm to the skin's surface while providing a refreshing sensation. The silicone head is said to be the gentlest, but it feels the toughest on my face; nonetheless, the rounded tips are probably less abrasive than the bristles on the brushes. The brushes, on the other hand, are both quite soft.<br />The operation is as easy as pressing the power button, which illuminates the ring surrounding the button. In addition, the top button illuminates, showing the initial power level. Another press advance is made.
Rating: 5 stars