Sigma Cleansing and Polishing Tool vs Clarisonic Mia

A couple months back I posted product photos and my first impression of the Sigma Cleansing and Polishing tool which I received just prior to my trip to LA.  During my trip, I'd also managed to get myself a Clarisonic Mia which I've been wanting to get for the longest time.

Click here to read my first impression of the Sigma Cleansing and Polishing Tool

Now that I've been better acquainted with both products, I can share my thoughts on both and which one I prefer over the other.  Let's begin the battle of the cleansing tools!

Basically both tools are meant to be used for effective cleansing resulting smoother more radiant skin by minimizing enlarged pores and fine lines as well as giving a light exfoliation.

Upcoming Products: Sigma Cleansing & Polishing Tool and Precision Sigmax Kit

Looks like Sigma is on a roll without new product launches and sneak peeks at upcoming line ups.  Previously I've posted about their upcoming eye shadow palettes and hopefully I'll be able to get a mini version of the palette(s) during IMATS LA next month (can you sense my excitement?).

Simone and her team has been working on new brushes that would be perfect for applying eye primer, under eye concealer and fit in small areas of the face.  End of last month (April 29th) she tweeted the perfect tools for just that and something that we'll be expecting soon:

Mini versions of the F80, F82 & F84.
The Precision Sigmax Kit (L-R: P82, P84 & P80)
Source: Simone

These new brushes will be using the same Sigmax filament bristles and just like the original Synthetic Face Kit, and would be able to buff in products flawlessly and well blended without streaking.  I would imagine the price point for these to be at about USD9 each (referencing current prices for eye brushes).

Click here to read my thoughts on the Synthetic Face Kit