If you’re on the hunt for a cleansing brush that you’ll never have to worry about charging or replacing batteries, this Naturopathica Facial Cleansing Brush has our vote for the best manual device to gently clean your face. There’s basically no learning curve with this one — just wet your face with water and apply your favorite face wash, then use the brush head to massage the product into your skin. The Foreo Luna 3 continued to provide us with a light, relaxing exfoliation and a deep clean that left our skin feeling soft and supple. We started our three-month testing journey by using the device multiple times a week but went down to just once a week to avoid over-exfoliation and found that we were able to continue to enjoy the soft-skin benefits without any redness or irritation. A two-hour USB charge offers roughly 100 minutes of use, so most people will only have to charge the brush once or twice a month. Say hello to your new favorite skin tool. We were so thoroughly impressed with the performance and design of the RoseSkinCo. Petal 2 cleansing brush that we'd consider purchasing for friends and family. It easily took off our makeup without irritating the skin, and not only does this brush vibrate with 10,000 ultrasonic pulsations per minute, it also actually massages the skin with rotating magnetic balls that sit inside the silicon brush head casing (which is great for relieving muscle tension).

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New technology: Designed to last charges within 45 minutes for 3 hours of playtime. The new and improved charging will support a length of battery life. The brush head needed a few washes to fully clean off soap and leftover makeup after use, but with how glowy our skin looked after using the Buttah Vibe Brush, we think the bit of extra elbow grease is worth it.A note on cleaning the brush itself: We felt that we had to rinse it a few times and use a bit of scrubbing power with out fingers and some soap to get all of the makeup out, which in turn bent a few bristles. It also needs to be left out to dry for at least 24 hours to fully dry down given the density of the brush. B.’s individually-sold range of make-up brushes forgo animal hairs for artist-quality Taklon (a vegan-friendly synthetic), bringing handcrafted and conscious quality to each of the twelve tools. While we definitely felt that our skin was cleaner after using this brush than it would’ve been with a standard hand-cleanse, we were still left with a bit of makeup residue after passing over the skin with this brush four times. Of course, this could’ve been due to the waterproof nature of the makeup that we were wearing. But overall, this soft and stimulating brush feels like a simple luxury that would upgrade any skincare routine. Who better to speak to than make-up artist of make-up artists, Karin Darnell, for the low-down on make-up brushes? Karin was make-up artist to the Spice Girls for the duration of their record-breaking careers (Spiced and individually) and has long-standing working relationships with the likes of Jessie J, Cheryl and Rihanna (Karin has worked on over twelve videos and two movies for Riri alone).

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From left to right, we have the 104 Buffer (blending everything from cream to powder), the 109 Luxe Face Paint (a dense dream for contouring), the 126 Luxe Cheek Finish (which doubles up as a fluffy setting powder brush), the 226 Smudger (for blending eyeshadow at the lash line), the 228 Luxe Crease (for the crease, naturally), the 234 Luxe Smoky Shader (my favourite for all over lid colour), the 317 Wing Liner (my personal favourite as the brush is thinner than most of its variety and makes kitten eyes foolproof), and the 322 Brow Line (for natural-looking hair strokes using cream and powder eyebrow products). Despite the low price, this brush continued to outperform some of the more expensive models that we tested. The battery lasted for more than a month of consistent use on just one charge, and the vibrations allowed us to get a deep clean while relaxing our facial muscles. Flat fibre fan brushes are definitely underrated in my eyes. It’s fan shape works extremely well for blending powders and pigments and it is a great multi-tasker brush.The Silicon Vibrating Face Brush is a brilliant addition to your beauty routine. It has sonic vibration for gentle yet deep cleansing action, leaving your skin feeling great. It's ergonomically shaped to easily reach all areas, even around the nose and eyes. The brush has five intensity levels to suit your skin and adjusts between 2,300 and 4,500 pulses per minute.

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When we craved a deeper clean than our hands alone could provide, we appreciated the Buttah brush’s silicone bristles and wide surface area. Over six months of further testing, we did start to feel that perhaps the brush surface area is a bit too large for a precise cleansing, but that aside, it continued to perform well.In terms of applying powder and contour, however I am in love! The sonic brush has swayed me, no brush I have ever tried blends bronzer and contour as flawlessly as this does! I don't know what it is but it just makes my contour and bronzer look super smooth and natural even though my face is contoured to the hills... And its the same for setting powder, it fills in my pores effortlessly and really buffs product in to give my skin a really smooth appearance. According to dermatologist Dr. Rachel Cayce, facial cleansing brushes help exfoliate dead skin cells and improve skin texture and brightness. But the frequency and type of exfoliation that is best for you is highly dependent on your unique skin type. Over-exfoliating can lead to redness and irritation and can also trigger breakouts, so it’s important not to overdo it to keep your skin barrier healthy and intact.