Ultra Cleanse: Face and Body Spa Brush Treatment Set for Professional and At Home Use

I just received the Tei spa cleansing brush and WOW do I love it! I used both the brush and the buffer and my face already feels and looks fresher and brighter. I can't wait to try the other heads to see what they will do! The head actually spins rather than just vibrating and you really do feel the difference. I spent quite a bit of time researching similar items and found this to have some of the best and most consistent reviews-and they are spot on! Try it, for the price and the effectiveness and I guarantee you will love it as much as I do.

This wasn't really worth the money to me. It wasn't very powerful and when pressing down to scrub it seemed to lose it's power.

This was $54 when I purchased it.One drop in the shower and both wires broke off from the motor. Cheap soldering job. (No one's ever supposed to drop it? With wet, soapy hands?)Tried soldering the wires back on myself -- both ways -- and still didn't work. (New batteries.) Which tells me it wasn't just the soldering that was cheap.In addition, the brush connector was bent out of shape. So even if I got it to work again, the brush wouldn't have stayed on.

I just received this cleansing brush in the mail and have used it once a day for three days. I've never used one of these brushes before and I'm disappointed. I was expecting that my skin would feel refreshed and invigorated after using it but it didn't feel anything. I can achieve the same results with a washcloth. I have moderate acne, and I was hoping that this brush would help clear my skin by cleansing it more thoroughly. I will continue to use it, but I don't really expect any results. If I am wrong and this brush does help my skin, I will come back and revise my review. On the other hand, I may just save myself a small fortune in batteries and use the washcloth. One last thing: I read the little user instruction pamphlet that came with the product. It would seem to me that if you want to manufacture a quality product to sell in the U.S., then you ask someone who speaks English fluently to proofread your material. How can I think highly of your product when there are at least 5 spelling and grammar mistakes in the first 7 sentence paragraph? To me it just makes your product seem unprofessional and cheap.**UPDATE**I said I would come back and edit my review if I thought the product was better than my original impressions. I use it once a day and have been for the last five months. It's grown on me. By itself, it's not the end all be all. But if used as part of a comprehensive facial cleansing routine, then I do think my skin feels good after using it. Better than a washcloth. I am still on the original batteries and they don't appear to be slowing down yet. I did look at ordering new brushes...they only cost $4 which is very reasonable...but the shipping is $4 too. I guess I'll have to order more than one brush to make it worth my while to pay the shipping.I also want to note that I have not used the body brush or the the sponge thing (what the heck is that for anyway? I threw mine away). I have tried the pumice brush but that was pretty ineffectual. I'll just stick with the facial brush.

I'm not sure if this product was worth buying or not. I lean towards saying yes, but I'm not sure if I see a big difference in my skin. I still break out, but it hasn't gotten worse. I guess the fact that having something that cleans my face with bristles (which probably is a heck of a lot more thorough than hands alone) makes me want to believe that this product makes me better off than before. I haven't found the face polishing sponge thing useful, but I do use the two brushes and the pumice stone. The brushes are fine (anything tougher would hurt probably); pumice stone is a bit too smooth for rough feet. It's a pretty sturdy product-- I've dropped it a number of times in the shower, and the batteries come flying out (would be much better if it came with string-- it has a hole for it), but I just dry the batteries, put them back in, and the thing works again. It would be great if this were rechargeable, because I don't like to go through batteries. But I've been using the brush for a month and am still using the batteries that came with the brush, so I shouldn't complain. I use the brush every-other day though.Overall impression: not necessary since it doesn't seem to be doing much for me, but it was under $50, & I could afford it so why not.

I love this facial brush. The brush spins, and it comes with 4 attachments to do facial cleansing, facial exfoliation, body brushing, and a pumice for feet. It is water resistant and you can use it in the shower. My face looks amazing and the brushes are very good quality. I tried the exfoliation brush with a facial scrub product and it felt EXACTLY like microdermabrasion I've had. I know with regular use my face will look better than ever before since it looks so great during the first week. It was also the best priced unit for what you get.

Buy original. Product stopped working and there is no warranty beyond initial purchase. Not worth it.

This only spins in one direction and if held with even the slightest pressure it stops spinning. Because the product was purchased on Amazon I can't return it. A far superior product is the Clarisonic. It's more money but at least it works. Clarisonic can be purchased at Sephora.