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So this post will be an in-depth review of the device, but I will focus on the differences between the Clarisonic Aria and Mia 2 and also the differences between a few of the brush heads that I have tried.

Other cleansing devices out there mostly rotate or spin on the skin, causing damage to the skin from all the tugging and pulling in the process. Moreover, some devices out there simply vibrate instead of oscillating, this just does not provide enough deep-cleansing.

In terms of the design and look of the device, the Aria is taller and slimmer with a smooth and glossy finish. It comes in white and silver in Australia. My pink one was actually a limited edition color from a collaboration Clarisonic had with Josie Maran for Sephora US.

The Aria is more advanced as it has three speeds, thus the three buttons. The three speeds are Delicate (Speed 1, down button), Universal (Speed 2, default), and Powerful (Speed 3, up button).

Best thing is, you can insert the charging magnet into the drying stand so that you can dry and charge your device at the same time! (See photo) You can also plug the USB cable into your computer, how handy is that?

I think the Aria is much more suitable for people who only seek to use the device at home, and the Mia and Mia 2 for people who would like to be able to bring their device traveling.

I personally have dry skin but somehow my favorites are the Acne and Luxe Cashmere brush heads. I thought I would like Delicate the most! Read more about each of them below:

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This is where things gets interesting. On a firsthand glance it just looks like a big spinning brush, but the way it works is actually more complicated and fairly scientific. Definitely something the engineers who designed it deserve major credit for.

Keep this in mind when you want to use the clarisonic more often, which probably will happen when you start seeing how quickly it starts working. More often than not, its best to back off than double down when you start seeing progress.

Personally, I would begin using it every other day. The absolute maximum amount of times you should be using it is twice daily. By far and large, the people that can pull that off will have pretty tough skin.

A week later things were looking noticeably more refreshed, and the my skin texture had improved quite a bit. From week to week I kept making progress and definitely felt like it was keeping my face clean and super smooth.

Any thoughts on the Foreo? I got one but I think I might have dived in with too much gusto and ended up with irritated skin and lil bumps around the nose area. Thinking of introducing it back again but slower.

Thanks for such a thorough and honest review of the Mia 2. I also own one but always baffled by which replacement head to purchase. I have pretty sensitive skin and no acne problems. But, I do have flaky and dry skin all season round. I use this mostly as a physical exfoliator twice a week before I do any face masks to hydrate my skin. It does cleanse super well and I notice a difference in my skin as it becomes brighter vs normal face washes.Do you have any recommendations on the type of replacement brushes to use or have you tried different kinds? I currently use the Sensitive one and purchased Acne one for my husband. Just wanted to hear your thoughts or experiences on the brush heads if any. Thank you!

Chelsey is beyond thrilled to be rocking out to ABBA all summer with her favorite people. Chelsey is an associate artist at Cape Rep and has appeared in over a dozen performances. Favorite Cape Rep credits include: Next to Normal, Evita, The Light in the Piazza, Jerusalem, and The Fantastical House of Maya Mouse. Bay Area credits: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Grease (Broadway by the Bay), Mamma Mia (Center Rep), Rock of Ages (PCRT), She Loves Me (RVP/Mountain Play) and Spamalot (Marin Shakes). She holds a BFA from Montclair State University. Much love and thanks to her husband, Seton and two greyhounds, Sirius and Bella.

Anthony Teixeira is a local performer, director, and educator who is always grateful to be working with Cape Rep! Most recently, he performed as The Baker in two productions of Into the Woods with Eventide Arts and NEMPAC Opera Project/Boston Festival Orchestra. Previous performances at Cape Rep include Something Rotten!, The Full Monty, UMPO: Summer Blockbusters!, Shakespeare in Love, Mamma Mia!, Merrily We Roll Along, The Tuna Goddess, Evita, Funny Girl, The Light in the Piazza, Mack & Mabel, Click Clack Moo, The Fantastical House of Maya Mouse, A Year with Frog & Toad, Lyle the Crocodile, Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed, and How I Became A Pirate, along with shows at Cotuit Center for the Arts, Harwich Junior Theatre, Theater Under the Stairs, and as a soloist with the Cape Symphony. @anthonyjtex

is a Cape native and ecstatic to be back at Cape Rep for Mamma Mia! She was most recently seen as Cinderella in Into The Woods (ETC), Johanna in Sweeney Todd; The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Provincetown Theatre), Nina in Vanya, Sonia, Masha, & Spike! (Deertrees Theatre), and Missy Miller in The Marvelous Wonderettes! (CCTC). Madison teaches music to all ages at Steeple Street Music Academy in Mashpee. She can also be found running her own cheesy business, Cape Cod Charcuterie Co. Find her on Instagram @capecodcharcuterie

Tyler Brackett is a rising senior at Monomoy High School. He is incredibly excited to be returning to Cape Rep after performing in Fun Home in 2018. He has previously performed in Elf, Matilda, Twelfth Night, and more at CCTC and Newsies at Monomoy High School. Tyler is so grateful for this opportunity, and is having a great time!

Gianna Casale (Ensemble) Cape Rep Debut! Gianna is 15 years old and is starting her junior year at Nauset High School this fall. She lives in Brewster with her parents, older brother, two dogs, and cat. Gianna has performed in Elf: The Musical and Alice: A New Musical at Harwich Junior Theatre. She is honored to be a part of the show!!

Alex Murray is thrilled to be making her Cape Rep debut in Mamma Mia! Originally from Brookline, MA, she spent many summers on the Cape growing up. During the year, she spends her time at Marymount Manhattan College, studying for her BFA in Musical Theatre. She would like to thank her family for their continuous support!

Kirsten Peacock is a British/American lass who grew up in the magical Kingdom of Norway. She is delighted to return to Cape Rep this season after playing Brooke in Noices Off last summer. Her regional credits include three tours with Shakespeare & Company playing Kate the curst, Lady Macbeth, Desdemona, Ophelia and Antipholus of Syracuse, A Dream Play (Cutting Ball Theatre, SF), Breaking the Code (Theatre Rhinocerous, SF) and The Awakening (Breadbox Theatre, SF). Next up: From the Heart of the Wreck (created by herself and Nick Nudler) here at Cape Rep Theatre!

Dani Davis (Director/Choreographer) is an Emmy award winning writer, a Tony nominated Broadway producer, a critically acclaimed theater director, and media executive. She is delighted to be back at Cape Rep Theater where she has directed and choreographed several projects: Xanadu, Mamma Mia! (2018), UMPO Summer Blockbusters, The Full Monty, and Rock the Bard/Midsummer. She is the proud mom of Noah Pelty and Nina Howland. www.thedanidavis.com 041b061a72