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after a long summer’s day, Clarisonic’s latest cleansing brush is more pared back than other models, but still gentle and effective for a brighter, smoother complexion. For beginners, the Mia Prima also has a “soft start” feature that helps skin adjust to its gradually increasing sonic-vibration technology.Photo: Courtesy of amazon.
A supermodel favorite, this FDA-approved micro-current massager stimulates facial muscles to firm, tone, and contour the face. Think: lifted brows, sharper cheekbones, and a more sculpted jawline after one 10-minute session.Buy it nowPrime bait for Instagram, this cult K-beauty LED light therapy mask offers seven different color options for targeted skin responses, including red to stimulate collagen, blue to fight acne, and yellow to reduce the appearance of fine lines.
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