Your Best Skin: Neutrogena Wave Sonic.

How cute is this Neutrogena Wave Sonic?

An upgraded sister, if you will, to the Neutrogena Wave, this little tool promises to get   your face 50 times cleaner than just by standard cleansing. Yes - 50 times cleaner!

 


The spinning action of Neutrogena Wave Sonic works better than what your hands can do alone.  It deeply cleanses and exfoliates while it massages skin in once easy step. Whether you want a  gentle daily cleansing and deep cleansing, you have the option as this tool has two speeds. It even comes with 14 foaming pads to use to get you skin ultimately clean.

While I do not think this is an equal to the Clarisonic Skin Cleansing System,  it is definitely a contender - my second choice.  All of my kids are using it on their skin now.

The Neutrogena Wave Sonic is available at drugstores and mass retailers for around $15.00.

Gift Guide 2010: Beauty Tools & Gadgets.

If you are shopping for the beauty gal or guy that loves gadgets and electronic things, why not give a great beauty tool. Not only will their gadget need be fed, but they will get beautiful in the process.

Here are my favorite beauty tools that would make a perfect present for all.

 

Clarisonic Opal Sonic Infusion System - $245.00

Luminess Tan Airbrush Tanning System - $119.90

Neutrogena Wave Sonic Spinning Power-Cleanser - $13.99

Personal Microderm - $177.20

Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System - $149.00

ZENO HOT SPOT Blemish Clearing Device - $39.99

Skin as an Accessory at Fashion Week.

You cannot begin to model without beautiful skin, right? This season at Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week, skin was in (isn't it always?), and designers who wanted the ultimate in beautiful looking skin turned to Clarisonic.

Both the Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System and the Clarisonic Opal Sonic Infusion System were used on the models by celebrity aesthetician Eileen Harcourt to prep their skin for the VPL showing on September 12th  and at Chris Benz on September 13th.

 

A thorough cleansing is the first step in any skincare routine, and Eileen says she wouldn’t even recommend applying moisturizer to the face unless it had a sonic cleansing first. Models that were “in the know” came early to both the VPL and Chris Benz shows to experience a rare chance to relax.

Eileen used the Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System to remove any makeup the models had on prior to the show (it cleans makeup 6x better than manual cleansing) as well as to fully cleanse the facial palette. Applying makeup is easier and looks better after using the Clarisonic Mia because the foundation is much cleaner than normal.  Models were able to achieve each show’s signature look with fresh skin before makeup application.

She then used the Opal around the eyes to provide a quick “wake up call,” since it tightens the skin with the same sonic technology as in the Mia. It was also used around the lips to tighten and brighten as well.   The Opal Sonic Infusion System is ideal because it’s compact and offers a “clean application” of serum.

You know I am a believer in the Clarisonic Skin Cleansing System, which sells for $149, and I highly recommend it to everyone. It will make such a difference (for the better) in your skin and will last for years. I have not had the chance to try the Opal Sonic Infusion System yet, but just knowing that it comes from Clarisonic makes me not think too hard about dropping that much money (it sells for $245) on another "beauty tool". 

Both of these Clarisonic beauties are available at Sephora and sephora.com or at clarisonic.com.