Review (4/5): Lightweight, Easy to Use Facial Brush with 2 Speeds and Pulsing Action
I have used a Clarisonic Mia brush for more than two years, and although I like it, I've read that the Clarisonic brush can be too harsh. So, I was interested to try the Philips PureRadiance brush. First, the differences:
1. The Philips PureRadiance brush has two speeds, one is gentle and the other is a more intense option. This is a good feature, as in the winter when my skin is dry, a gentler speed is better for my skin.
2. The Philips PureRadiance brush has rotating bristles plus an pulsing feeling. The brush head is smaller than Clarisonic, so it is easy to use in small areas such as between your nose and mouth.
3. Similar to the Philips toothbrush, the PureRadiance brush has three timed sessions of 20 seconds each for three zones of your face. This is beneficial if you have a tendency to over scrub or irritate your skin.
4. The PureRadiance brush is smaller and lighter than the Clarisonic.
The PureRadiance is a different experience from the Clarisonic. It's not bad, just different. If this is your first facial brush, I think you will like the PureRadiance quite a bit. If you currently use a different brush, you'll need to compare features. If a gentle, light, easy to use brush is what you want, the Philips PureRadiance is a nice choice.