Face brush thingy - any recommendations

[Peppaspig]

Anyone use a face brush with cleanser combo? Sorry don't know their proper name.
A local beauty salon is doing an offer on the Nuskin Lumispa one, you have to private message them for a price so don't actually know how expensive it is yet. I know Nu skin is an MLM but anyone have any good experiences with it, or any other brand?
Thanks

They've been proven to be really bad for your skin and can cause things like capillary damage (so you'd end up with red broken veins visible over places like your cheeks).

Sorry, I know that's not what you were looking for!

Bacteria build up is all I can think of. If you have acne prone skin they would be very risky IMO

Ok thanks, I do have acne prone skin. It seems pretty congested around my chin, I guess money may be better spents on facials

A few years ago I had the Clarisonic facebrush. It was OK but it didn't improve my skin.

I now apply face balm and use a face steamer which works just as well and is relaxing to use.

@Peppaspig

Ok thanks, I do have acne prone skin. It seems pretty congested around my chin, I guess money may be better spents on facials

I would save your money. Using anything that can harbour bacteria is no good. You need to change flannels v often as well as pillowcases etc.

The foreo because they are silicone and easier to keep clean

I had clarisonic years ago. It caused broken veins. Don't do it. You need Dermatica to tackle any skin problems.

I have one like the Foreo, but budget price! I just use my regular cleanser and with it being silicone it’s much gentler and easy to clean.
I have one like this
Limited-time deal: Facial Cleanser Brush Electric, Xpreen Ultra-Mini Silicone Facial Cleanser - Magnetic Contact Charging & IPX7 Waterproof Sonic Facial Cleansing Brush - Portable Electric Face Exfoliator www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B088NFJ4S4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_dlT1_Qx0dGb99EBHZB?tag=mumsnetforu03-21

Glycolic acid is good to clear the skin cells too