I just bought the 2 speed exfoliating brush. This calls for the 3 speed. Is that really necessary?
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I don't think it is required. You will still get results with the two-speed.
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I think it's considered "safety" because of the rounded guard on top that keeps the blade angle near 30 degrees. This would be considered "safer" than the straight blade shave where the angle is MUCH harder to maintain and you are therefore much more likely to cut yourself. I shave with both and when I need a quicker shave, I go for the Merker safety razor. It only takes a few shaves to get used to it compared to the modern multi-blade (expensive) versions. I can shave just as quickly with it now as my old (expensive) Mach3 turbo. I still use my Feather artist club straight razor for the novelty of it, if I have time because it does take me longer with that. For me, the 3 razor styles mentioned ordered by speed of a nice, close shave would be: 1.) Modern (Mach3Turbo) 2.) Merker (safety) 3.) Feather straight razor. The fastest is clearly much more expensive though (blades). Being somewhat proficient with all 3 styles, I'd easily say this safety razor is my go-to daily razor for price, and speed. Closeness is not a factor because I can achieve a close shave with any of them. It's just a matter of how quickly I can do it. I don't care who you are, a straight razor across your adams-apple WILL make you slow down. LOL The shorter handle here took some getting used to but it really isn't an issue. It's just different. And cleaning these is MUCH easier than the multiblade ones. Hope this helps, and good luck. I don't think you can go wrong with this one.
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The second speed is hotter than the first one. I never use the first speed since slow and not hot enough for my hair.
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this is my first so not sure what you mean--have been using for several months and very happy with it-compressor has 3 speeds-airbrush that comes with machine-has adjustable nozzle and control button for thumb that adjusts flow (using for makeup). this is exactly the same -as an identically appearing airbrush machine selling for much much more
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It only has one "speed", but has several "durations". I usually use the 'extra care' cycle, which has 30 seconds for each quadrant, followed by four 15 second cycles for areas where you think you need more work, like those size 4 gaps.
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Yes, the process is much faster, I'm not familiar with using my fingers, but I will say it's easier and faster than using my brushes. It also allows for a smoother more flawless looking application of the makeup.
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It really is a matter of what you want it to do rather than type of hair. Combination of different bristles mixed work the best overall in my opinion. Size of brush is a matter of use as well. I have a regular size I keep in the bathroom and a small one for travel. Wonderful quality.
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This device has 3 speeds and also features a flashing light that indicates if you are pressing too hard on your teeth. I have not found the brush to be too hard on my teeth.
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Speed is slow witch is what you want with the cleaning products you will use with this. Power is good, but is dependent upon the age of the batteries and how their charge memory is. Batters are easy to replace at home depot. I have this product and the original black and decker machine. The BDhas new batteries and a new charger. Work great. Remember, you don't want high speed here.
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The foam head is used with the crystal polisher. It has the feel of a makeup sponge and attaches to the machine. I really don't use them that often. I prefer the brush head and I use this with the polisher as well. The crystal polisher (exfoliating cleaner) is good. My face does feel smoother after cleaning). I think using exfoliating system a few time a week is good - or when your face feels flakey, etc.
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It comes with 2 brushes, one of which is for sensitive skin. Just be sure not to press to firmly on your skin when using it, let the sonic pulses do the work. Also don't submerge it in water or take it in the shower, better to use it at the sink to keep water from getting inside and slipping through any seals.
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No. Only high or low speed. High speed burns my scalp, so I must always use low speed, which doubles drying time.
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I think it's suitable for both. You can get a cheaper set of brushes though. I see that a similar set of brushes is now avail in little more than 2 dollars. I guess I paid too much foor my set considering they look the same thing.
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Yes! The brush spins at a fairly high speed. It's the best. My face has never felt cleaner.
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i also use it with my regular cleanser and a few times a week I use it with an exfoliating scrub. I have prefer to put the cleanser on my face with my hands and then use the brush, rather than putting the cleanser on the brush itself.
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hi carl, i'm sorry it has taken so long for me to answer, i haven't been on lately. the difference in the two are that the microdermabrasion has another head for the pro x that when used with the included cleanser will abrade your top layer it is gentle but slightly more abrasive than the brush, which is "softer". i find that i don't need that abrasive cleanser as i have sensitive skin. i hope this helps. good luck.
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When I purchased was for 2 brushes. As can buy 1 everywhere on line or $25, I caution the purchase unless know is for 2.