Does the Clarisonic Opal really work?

No pressure is needed, the Opal does all the work! When used with an eye serum appropriate for your skin type, the Opal minimizes fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes, reduces puffiness, improves skin elasticity, luminosity, (goodbye dark circles!) and is great for all skin types.

How do you charge the Clarisonic Opal?

Attach the power cord to the charger (factory setting has power cord attached). Plug the cord into a working outlet. Place the Opal Sonic Infuser on the Charging Base. Align the stripes of the Charging Base with the stripes of the Sonic Infuser, with Clarisonic logos facing up as shown in Figure 3.

What is Sonic Infusion?

Description. A palm-sized sonic infusion device, the Opal skin system is specially designed to help build skin’s resilience over time and prevent future damage around the eyes.

What is a sonic infusion head?

SONIC INFUSER HEAD allows you to harness the power of sonic movements to apply serums and creams onto the skin for maximum efficiency.

Why did clarisonic go out of business?

Clarisonic said the decision to close the brand was made in an effort to help L’Oréal “focus its attention on its other core business offerings.” L’Oreal did not respond to requests for comment.

What does it mean when your Clarisonic beeps?

Cleansing Your Skin. Charge your Clarisonic for 24 hours before your first use. When the light on your Clarisonic flashes red, that means the battery is low. If you hear beeps and pulses, that means the battery is empty.

Is Clarisonic being discontinued?

Clarisonic, which is owned by L’Oreal and created the market for sonic skin cleansing devices, said it is shutting down the business on Sept. 30. A more immediate problem for all Clarisonic users now, is how to get replacement brushes since the device requires users to buy a new cleansing brush every three months.

Is the Clarisonic Opal Sonic infusion system a miracle product?

The Clarisonic Opal is one of my all-time favorite products. I use it every single day and have actually worn the logo off! Nothing de-puffs your eyes faster or easier and after using it for a long time I can attest to the fact that it makes the area around your eyes firmer with less wrinkles. This is a miracle product!

How often should I test the Clarisonic Opal?

I have tested the Clarisonic Opal every day for the past five weeks on the area below and around my eyes as instructed. The device buzzes and gently vibrates against the skin, but to what effect? None that I can tell.

Is the Clarisonic eye cream good for You?

I’ll concede that the ingredients list is pretty good, but it had no impact on my skin tone or wrinkles and I returned eagerly to tried and true serums and eye creams that me and my pinky seem to do just fine with.

When did L’Oreal shut down the Clarisonic business?

But in July, the company that basically invented the market for luxury at-home facial devices abruptly announced it was shutting down on Sept. 30. A note on the Clarisonic website read: “This difficult decision was made so that L’Oréal can focus its attention on its other core business offerings.” (L’Oréal acquired Clarisonic in 2011.)