How do I use this? Can I apply any cleanser? Do you apply cleanser, use brush, then wash cleanser off?
1531282
Well, I used to apply the sample cleanser directly onto the brush. Then I started putting cleanser on my face first to spread it more evenly around. When I ran out of the cleanser, I actually used proactive with this. I really don't recommend doing this if you have sensitive skin. It is probably to harsh for most people. You can use other cleansers. I have used st ives, philosophy, and a few others with this brush.
1531283
I use it every night with a cleansing cream but I think you can use any cleansing gel or similar. I moisturize the brush, put some cleanser on the brush, use it and rinse it off.
1531284
That's how I do it. I rub cleanser on my face using my hands and then I get the brush wet and wash my face with it. Then I just rinse off the brush head really good until it's not slippery or slimy feeling anymore.
1531285
I wet my face, I apply cleanser onto my entire face (your choice of cleanser), then I just use the brush. After I'm finished the brush head pops off, so it's easy to clean!
1531286
Yes, you can use any cleanser you like. I simply put a small amount directly on the brush, wet my face, turn the brush on and use. After using the brush I rinse it under water and let it dry until the next use.
1525236
You need to washed. Put a small amount where you need it and massage that area for approx 3 mint or until it turns white like cleanser. Then rinse I usually use cold water.
465545
Yes I use a light cleanser like cetaphil on the cloth and keep putting it on and rinsing the cloth and also it might be soiled from the make-up but just use alittle soap on the cloth and keep rinsing that out. It will come out. It is the softest cloth around and I do like using it to take my make-up off. I keep on buying it over and over again from http://amazon.com. I love this cloth. You have any more questions please feel free to ask.
290950
I don't see why not. Maybe since your cleanser is for moisturizing and firming though, you should exfoliate a little less often. I like to scrub my skin with the powder mixed with a bit of water. Then I add my cleaner to my face so I still get a slight exfoliating effect.
945547
I use water and brush it.. Sometimes I will put a little baking soda on the tip of the brush. Vinegar works too.
1353638
the trick to getting it clean is to put the cleaning liquid soap in the palm of your hand ,wet the sponge and then just like you are applying the foundation try to let the sponge souk the liquid soap , then squeeze it and rub it gently in your hand as much as you need and rinse that's it ..do it again if needed..... btw i use antibacterial liquid hand soap
1832200
The most I've ever done for mine is to make sure I rinse it thoroughly with hot water after each use, making sure that all of the cleanser that I used is rinsed out completely. After that, I squeeze it and hang it to dry. I also agree with the first poster that a mild soap or vinegar should work as well. Also, something to consider is that the bristles are supposed to be naturally antimicrobial according to the company. As a side note, I've also been wondering how often the brush should be replaced if anyone has any thoughts on that.
559035
I use the shampoo first,then the conditioner. The Conditioner needs to be left on minimal at least a minute. I leave it on for longer because it makes my scalp Tingly. (I like how it feels on my scalp). Then I towel dry my hair and apply this product which is like a mousse to the areas where I'm thinning. I just use 1 sqrt and massage it into my scalp. It usually sells as a three step treatment but I ran out of the activator(mousse)because I was applying it to my whole head instead of just the areas where I was thinning. I dont think it's quite as effective if you just use it all by itself. I believe the shampoo cleans and the conditioner stimulates and the activator activates. Well, that's what the bottles say. Hope this helps.
584789
This can be used any way you mentioned. Personally, I wet my hands then pour the product in my hands then apply. Followed by my facial cleanser. It's not as rough on the skin if you mix the crystals with your facial cleaner. But either way works just as effective!
1985220
when i use it i exfoliate/shave, apply small amount of my lotion then apply product. Do not use everyday, but do like it !
784129
Here's how I clean mine: I always soak a cotton ball or a makeup pad with nail polish remover and stroke it with the tip of the brush until all the nail polish has come out of the brush, and then rinse the brush with water. Works the best out of anything else I've tried.
860941
Well what I do is that I use it as a cleanser and moisturizer. It's perfect for taking makeup off (and does it quite easily too). Then I wash it off and put it on a second time as a leave-in moisturizer. A little of this product goes a long way so there's plenty to go around. My skins as smooth as a baby's :)
2058327
I don't believe you are supposed to, but you can. I don't. I wash my face with a cleanser beforehand, rinse, then use the sponge on my face to exfoliate and remove any EXCESS makeup. Because this is a delicate, natural sponge, I don't think it should be used to initially scrub off all of your makeup. This doesn't bother me, because I find that with any exfoliating product, I have to wash my face more than once to remove makeup, anyway (and I only wear mascara and powder foundation). Hope this helps!
1800015
I used it right after I washed my face...mostly dry. Because it's supposed to help "take out" all the stuff in your clogged pores so probably exfoliating lightly before you use it will give the most effective result.
1467760
Hi there, I use "checks and balances" cleanser by Origins, but any cleanser will work. I usually lather up the cleanser and rub it all over my face first, then turn on the spinning brush and work it all around my face. Hope that helps!
1586335
I would say it depends on the type of product that is on the brush....Warm soapy water for latex/acrylic and mineral spirits or paint thinner for oil-based products. It should say on the back of the container of the product you're applying which method works best. I always clean it as thoroughly as I can (sometimes using an old toothbrush to scrub and semi-dried-on areas) and then, for good measure, let the bristles soak in the cleaning solution for a half hour or so and then rinse it out some more. I hope this helps.
204824
Absolutely! I use it with my Estee Lauder cleanser. You just lather the cleanser on your face and then use the Olay brush. I put the leftover from my hands onto the brush before I apply it to my face so it doesn't pull the lather off my face and into the brush.