Olay Facial Cleansing Brush Regenerist, Face Exfoliator with 2 Brush Heads

Move over, Beethoven—there’s a new symphony in town, and it’s the Olay Regenerist Brush! I bought the Olay Regenerist Brush, ready for an experience akin to sandblasting my face. Its a face exfoliator so naturally, I expected a machine that could double as sandpaper. But when I turned it on, I was greeted by a gentle, barely audible buzz. Quiet? I’ve heard pin-drop contests noisier than this thingI put it to my face, expecting my skin to scream in agony, but it was like getting a facial massage at the Ritz spa, except by considerate elves. My face felt so relaxed, I almost offered the brush a job as my personal therapist. And when I rinsed the brush, the amount of dirt that came off made me wonder if I'd been living in a coal mine. (This brush must have a PhD in dirt extraction. Sherlock Holmes couldn’t have done a better job of sleuthing out grime.) My skin was so smooth afterward, I wanted to keep using it all night – but I didn’t want to explain to my boss how I was late to work because I was having a midnight romance with a face brush.Talk about effectiveness you say? This thing is a miracle worker. My sensitive skin, which usually reacts to new products like it’s auditioning for a horror movie (ingrown hairs, nodular cystic acne, blackheads and white heads), was suddenly clear and smooth. No pimples, no breakouts – just pure, unadulterated joy.The bristles were a perfect balance: firm enough to do the job but soft enough not to turn my face into a battlefield. Some folks want firmer bristles, but who wants their face assaulted by a porcupine? Exfoliating with this brush is a delicate dance, not a mosh pit. If you want something more bristle, use a steel-wool to exfoliate. (Don't actually do this LOL)Now, let’s talk cleaning. If you're using this to remove a full face of makeup without wiping it off first, congratulations, you’ve just discovered how to turn your face into a modern art masterpiece. To those who think this brush should remove a full face of makeup, do you also expect your fork to make your dinner? Use makeup remover first, folks! I clean the brush head with soap after each use, making sure it's spotless. Because who wants to clean their face with something that looks like it’s been dragged through a mud puddle?As for the rotation, it doesn’t spin like a Ferris wheel on steroids, but it’s got torque! Push it against your face, and it keeps going, unlike me when I hit the snooze button. And trust me, you don’t want it to spin faster unless you enjoy soap flinging contests. There's a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, you'll feel like an exfoliating ninja.Battery life? I haven’t had it long enough to comment, but I handle it like it’s a gremlin: no water and definitely no midnight snacks. It’s supposedly water-resistant, but I’m not testing that theory unless I want an expensive paperweight.Overall, this brush is a game changer. Sure, it could have more upgrades, but at $25, it’s a steal. My only regret is not buying it sooner. Five stars, two thumbs up, and a standing ovation for the best exfoliating brush I've ever bought. Bravo!P.S. If you think it’s not working, maybe check your cleanser. If it's too thick, it might as well be lube. I've been using it with CeraVe SA Smoothing Cleanser, and it's been a dream team for my face.

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I do like this facial cleansing brush. Great for exfoliating and using before shaving pulls whiskers up for a good shave.However:- Not sure why the price has doubled since I bought mine 6 mo ago.- Can't find replacement brush heads on Amazon or any other stores. The only place that currently has them is eBay, and at $20 a pop (or more!).So, sorry to say I'd actually recommend looking at other options.

I've had one of these since they came out way back in the early 2000s. That one actually still works but to buy replacement brushes cost more than just getting a new one, so here we are.The construction is almost exactly the same as my old one, just a hair thinner, which is fine..Yes the battery compartment is a booger to open, but if you're patient & just wiggle it off bit by bit, you will be grateful that the batteries are packed so water-tight when you're slinging this around in the shower, etc.It has 2 speeds, high & low, & comes w 2 brushes that are the exact same.I like the consistency & firmness/softness of the brush, I find it is just the right level. That said, I do notice my skin does have a lumpy/reddish reaction to these brushes as opposed to how the old brush from my early 2000s unit simply made my face smooth & radiant. So I'm guessing the composite of the bristles themselves has changed, or perhaps the cut on the ends of them isn't even, etc.I use this little machine as a boost for the weeks I notice I'm looking a little saggier or tired, I will use a max of 3x a week during those weeks. In general though, i use this 1x a week as directed by a dermatologist a long time ago. I use Olay Daily Facials every day for routine face cleansing & I love them.Overall it's probably the best tool of it's kind on the market at this price point.Happy scrubbing! 🤗

I previously had a much more expensive cleansing brush that I needed to replace the brush and learned that the company was no longer in business. I came upon the Olay Cleansing Brush and decided to give it a try. It works as well as my previous brush and for a lot less money! Highly recommend!

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I bought this Olay Facial Cleansing Brush Regenerist because the Neutrogena Microdermabrasion System's replacement puffs were discontinued. A little skeptical at the begininning. However, after seeing 4.4 overall rating on Amazon with over 20k reviews, I was more convinced. I use it with Olay's Collagen Peptide 24 Cream Cleaner, it works very well on my face, having similar effect as Neutrogena Microdermabrasion System, but more sustainable and with lower cost. Because the brush head is still available from Amazon and it can last about 3 months. $5/90 days = approximately 5 cents a day, plus a drop of cleanser, as compared to the puff which cost 50 cents per use even before they were discontinued.Also the batteries last very long. I have been using it for over a month, 2-3 times a day, 3-5 minutes every time, still have the original batteries. After about one month, I can feel the spin rate slows down, so that the batteries will need to be replaced in about a month under heavy use (2-3 times a day). If you only use it once a day, the batteries should last about 2-3 months or longer.Some trick using it: you may find the head stop spinning when pressing hard against face, the trick is splashing some water onto your face.Overall, to people who knows how to utilize this device, it may worth hundred dollars.I recommend this item to everyone who wants to keep young looking.