Snag One of These Facial Cleansing Brushes to Rev Up Your Skincare Routine (2024)

This pretty cleansing brush provides two vibrating speeds to help clean out dirt, oil, and other gunk on your face. “Soft silicone bristles provide a gentle clean,” Dr. Rodney says. It’s also waterproof, so you can take it in the shower. Flip through four modes—gentle, pulsating, massage, and deep cleanse.

What the Reviews Say: “I have used this brush a few times now, first just on gentle and massage to be safe, then on deep cleanse. Both times my skin felt AMAZING the next morning,” shared a fan. “The soft silicone bristles are so gentle on my sensitive skin yet so effective. My skin feels so smooth now and any spots I had before using it have minimized.”

Olay Regenerist’s popular facial cleansing brush has a rotating head to help tackle buildup on your skin. Enjoy two modes—exfoliation and daily deep cleansing—to create a targeted cleaning. This cleanser is designed for deep cleaning, so it may not be the best for everyone. However, if you’re looking to get in there, it’s a good option.

What the Reviews Say: “The bristles are soft but strong and don’t irritate my skin,” shared a fan. “The slower setting is great for everyday use and the 2nd setting is good for once a week to deeply exfoliate.”

Dorion Renaud's Buttah Skin Cleansing Brush has a broad cleansing head to target a large area of your skin at once. The brush is made of an antimicrobial silicone, so you don’t have to stress about replacing it regularly. It also comes with the brand’s popular Buttah cleanser.

What the Reviews Say: Shared a customer: “If you are looking for a product that leaves your skin feeling and looking clean, look no further! After every wash my face feels clean and soft and even leaves a glow. I love it!”

The Foreo Luna 3 has built up a cult following. While it’s not the cheapest cleansing brush you’ll find, it’s clinically proven to remove up to 99.5% of dirt, oil, and sweat on your skin. The silicone brush even has a firming massage side on the back that’s designed to smooth the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. This brush has a lot of power—you get up to 650 uses before needing a recharge.

What the Reviews Say: “I have been using it twice a day for not even a week and my skin has never felt so soft,” said a fan. “Blemishes are gone and my skin is literally glowing.”

This Clinique cleansing brush has an oval shape and targeted tip to allow you to clean even hard-to-reach spots (like the area around your nose). The soft bristles won’t irritate your skin and the large handle is easy to grip. This brush comes with its own charging dock.

What the Reviews Say: “I can really see and feel the result,” said a fan. “My skin has completely adapted to the sonic cleansing. It feels much more clean, soft, and silky. No need for any scrub or additional peel-off cleaning.”

The NågraCoola cleansing brush is truly waterproof, so you can take it in the tub without worry. The brush features five intensities you can easily scroll through with clearly labeled + and - buttons, along with a massaging side to soothe your skin. The silicone bristles won’t need to be replaced with time.

What the Reviews Say: “This device is amazing! I’m seeing less breakouts and less oily skin. I’ve only charged it once since receiving it and I use it nightly,” said a fan.

Whether you’re looking to save money or have sensitive skin, Etude House’s My Beauty Tool Jellyfish Silicone Brush is worth looking into. This adorable brush has massaging and cleansing sides to help give you options. It’s a manual brush, so there are no modes—but at under $9, you can’t beat the price.

What the Reviews Say: “I honestly can’t imagine my life without it,” said a reviewer. “It’s gentle but also really really really good about getting you all squeaky clean.”

Amazon's bestselling facial cleansing brush features seven heads to give you serious options. Enjoy two bristle brush heads of different sizes, one silicone brush head, one pumice stone, one makeup remover sponge, one rolling massage brush head, and an exfoliating brush head. Flip between two speeds for that just-right level of intensity.

What the Reviews Say: “The soft one for the face leaves my skin very smooth feeling,” shared a user. “It doesn’t hurt and really scrubs all the dirt and oils off.”

Clarisonic’s Mia 2 has a devoted fanbase that swears by its comfortable feel and ease of use. This brush features a spinning head and offers interchangeable brushes you can add to customize your clean. A contoured handle makes it easy to grip.

What the Reviews Say: “The Clarisonic Mia 2 works great. This product is so awesome, it makes your skin look and feel so much better. I have started to notice that my pores are smaller and my skin feels so much softer,” shared a fan.

This four-pack of silicone brushes from Innerneed is an Amazon bestseller. It’s beyond easy to use: Just slip your fingers around the handle, apply your go-to cleanser to the brush, and get to work. The brushes are powered manually, making them a great option for people with sensitive skin.

What the Reviews Say: “I started using these with my face cleanser and it was the best decision,” said a five-star reviewer. “It cleans my face like none other.”

Consider these elements when choosing the best facial cleansing brush for yourself:

• Water resistance. Not all facial cleansers are water resistant, but doctors say this is an important feature to have. Dr. Rodney points out that you’ll probably want to use it in the shower.
• Modes. While you’ll probably find a favorite setting, it’s not a bad idea to find a brush with different modes. “I would look for a device with more than one cleaning setting that can be adjusted to skin sensitivity and level of cleaning,” Dr. Goldenberg says.
• Materials. Experts warn against getting a brush that will be too harsh on your skin. “Choose one that has soft bristles or is made of silicone,” Dr. Massick says.
• Ease of cleaning. Your facial cleansing brush needs to be cleaned, too. “A device that’s easy to clean is favored, since bacteria and debris can stay on the brush,” Dr. Goldenberg says.