Why is my Clarisonic flashing red?

The Clarisonic flashes green while charging. It says that if it flashes red, the battery is very low or empty. It will also flash red if it sat too long without being used. Your Clarisonic Smart Profile Sonic Facial Cleansing Brush System will only flash red when the battery is empty or low.

Why is Clarisonic Aria discontinued?

On Sept. 30, L’Oréal is shutting down Clarisonic. On the brand’s website, the company explained, “This difficult decision was made so that L’Oréal can focus its attention on its other core business offerings.” A lack of compelling product innovation also plagued Clarisonic.

What happened to Clarisonic?

The skin-care brand Clarisonic announced in an Instagram post Tuesday that it’s shutting down permanently in September. The company said on its website that it’s closing so its parent company L’Oréal “can focus its attention on its other core business offerings.”

What is replacing Clarisonic?

If you are looking for a Clarisonic replacement, the FOREO Luna 3 is one of our favorite facial cleansing brushes because it uses upgraded T-sonic pulsations to deep clean your complexion. It means a truly purified complexion free of pore-clogging and blemish-creating bacteria.

Why do you need a facial brush with Clarisonic Mia?

Makeup, environmental pollutants, and poor diet can all affect your skin’s health, so finding a way to support your skin’s natural functions is pivotal for a clear complexion. If your current cleansing routine isn’t giving you the results you want, add a facial brush to your skincare toolbelt.

Who are the companies that will replace Clarisonic?

Clarisonic’s demise will leave at least two companies with spot to fill in the skincare market. Michael Todd Beauty, a Florida-based skincare company that makes devices with sonic technology, is gearing up to make replacement brushes to fill the void created by Clarisonic.

Is the Clarisonic Sonic cleansing brush shutting down?

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.

When did L’Oreal buy the company Clarisonic?

L’Oreal acquired Clarisonic when it bought its parent company Pacific Bioscience Laboratories in December 2011, seven years after the first Clarisonic device hit the market. Bioscience was a market leader in the growing area of sonic skin care devices.