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And then add a serum or a moisturizer. Anything that's going to help you enhance your complexion.

A facial brush is a skincare tool that can achieve a deeper clean than you might get from just washing your face by hand. A battery-powered motor moves the brush head in repetitive back and forth motions, which exfoliates pores and removes traces of dirt and makeup.

The answer is so simple: don't use it too often. It's recommended that you brush your face, along with a cleanser, two days out of the week. If your skin dries out and your skin tone becomes uneven, take it down to just once a week. If you feel this routine isn't effective, do it three days a week.

With that in mind, Engelman says that using a facial cleansing brush once or twice a week to remove dead skin cells is sufficient. As Link sees it, though, it depends on your skincare goals. “If you have very oily skin, you may want to use it daily to remove the oil and debris,” she says.

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With that in mind, Engelman says that using a facial cleansing brush once or twice a week to remove dead skin cells is sufficient. As Link sees it, though, it depends on your skincare goals. “If you have very oily skin, you may want to use it daily to remove the oil and debris,” she says.

Using our well-cared-for brush conditioning shampoo wet. The brush and gently massage a dime-size amount of shampoo into the bristles.

The answer is so simple: don't use it too often. It's recommended that you brush your face, along with a cleanser, two days out of the week. If your skin dries out and your skin tone becomes uneven, take it down to just once a week. If you feel this routine isn't effective, do it three days a week.

The brushes typically use a battery-operated motor that moves the brush head in a repetitive motion. "Some use circular motion and others move back and forth, but it's the repetitive motion of the bristles combined with cleanser that makes them work," says dermatologist Neal B. Schultz, MD, founder of DermTV.com.

Unless you have very dry or sensitive skin, you can use your facial cleansing brush twice a day– once in the morning and once at night. 6. Once you're finished cleansing, follow up with the rest of your routine (toner, serum, moisturizer, and eye cream.)

Dermatologist Brendan Camp, MD, says that while, of course, you can always use your hands, the more robust exfoliation you get from a brush can help improve the penetration of skincare products you use afterwards.