Facial Cleansing Brush, 2 in 1 Ｗaterproof IPx7 Facial Spin Scrubber Set with 4 Brush Heads, Rechargeable Exfoliating Face Brush Deep Cleansing, Gently Exfoliate and Remove Blackhead

Received product in a nice packaged box.Pretty easy to use, simply pull off brush and push on new brush attachment.Battery lasted pretty long and haven’t had to recharge after one week of usage.One con seems to be the soft brush brittles have fallen off one of the brush and not sure if brush attachments are available.

This item is great.I’m happy with my purchase!Thank you!

This facial cleanser brush works great and has an impressively long lasting battery. It comes with four different brush heads and offers two speed settings. I especially like that it’s waterproof, so I can use it in the shower for a thorough cleanse on my face. The back also features a vibrating massage function, which is a nice bonus. Overall, I think it was a great value for the price.

Truth be told, I don't wash my face that high maintenance as I usually just place a few squirts of face moisturizer in my hand or face towel, rub it on, and rinse it off the showe. This scrub pretty much just raises it a level higher as now I can just place the moisturizer on the end of the brush, turn it on, and have it literally scrub my face in the shower. Basically I can do much more efficient face cleaning with the same amount of time I usually do. The device is very simple as it's basically a rotary brush with two speeds. You can simply change the brush head by a simple pull and insert. The item comes with a USB cord which you can use to charge it but I assume any USB-C cord will work just fine. I do kind of question how one is supposed to get more brushes once they start wearing out...The exfoliating brush is surprisingly soft; I assumed these brushes would have been as tough as say as a toothbrush, but it is surprisingly gentler. Much much softer than the cloth face towels I usually use.However what I find most interesting that this device can also be used as pseudo-massage gun for your face as there's a second button behind the hande activating the vibration mode, and the flat metal part pretty much works as the head.Apparently this massage mode has two modes: Iontophoresis and EMS. These modes supposably give small electrical impulses, the former which initiates sweating while the latter stimulates muscles.However if you were to ask me if I feel any any difference between the two massage modes, I honestly don't feel or see any difference. I would need to use this for extended amount of time to see if there is any physical changes...Overall I'd say it's a very handy device for us guys who just want to clean our face more efficiently in a short amount of time with the vibration mode as a bonus. Personally I think the vibration mode will be really handy in the future when I start to get clogged sinuses in my face due to a cold or flu~

The media could not be loaded. So easy to use and very functional. Cleanses the skin and massages in lotion. Bristles a really soft and several different types of heads for different usage.

Used it for 2 months. Dropped it once and it's dead. Liked it other than that. For a shower item, it should be sturdy enough to take a fall. Its surface is slippery, not ridged or rubbery to help keep from dropping it.

This thing is lightweight. As my mom would say, rinky dink. I had an expensive Clarisonic one that blew this away. It was way overpriced though $150 and they never lasted more than a year or year and a half. After three of those, I got fed up. Clarisonics went off the market for a while - probably because of competition from less expensive knock offs, so I couldn't get another one anyway. I don't know why Clarisonics were so expensive. I had a similar facial brush in high school in the 70s that didn't cost more than $20-$25. Maybe it was because it was one of Oprah's favorite things lol. So I had to switch brands. My next facial brush was a Liberex egg for only $35. Got it here on Amazon. It was compact and pink and worked well. Even better, it lasted almost four years - twice as long as the expensive Clarisonics. But for some reason Liberex isn't making them anymore. Or at least, they're not selling them on Amazon now. That's why I tried this one. I'd pass on this one if I were you. I'm returning this one.

Good size and a nice addition to a skincare routine