MACerette
Well-known member
Yes, the delicate brush is for more sensitive skin. I react better to that one than the other brushes. Personally I wouldn't use the clarisonic together with Retin A. On my skin at least, retin a causes some irritation as it is and adding the clarisonic to your regime might be a bit much. Perhaps once you start using the retin a less you might use the clarisonic. Perhaps other specktrettes have had experience in combining both? I wouldn't recommend it personally...I have been thinking of getting a clarisonic, but I have just started using retin a. Can you use a clarisonic while using retin a? Is there a difference between the delicate brush head and the one for sensitive skin? Thanks!
I stopped using my clarisonic because my acne was very active. Now that is has calmed down a bit I have started using it again and my skin feels great.