From left: Inside the assembly room with Rachel Stroback of Clarisonic; A stack of Clarisonic's latest and most advanced brush, the
Aria, near completion.
Top, from left: Soldering in the wiring to make the little engine run; Making sure the thing runs. Since I'm making it in the official
facility, I'm told this is still under warranty (thank goodness). Each Mia takes three minutes to assemble—if you know what you’re doing, that is! Even with the guidance of an army of (very friendly) employees guiding my through each step, it took me more like 15 minutes. But now I can proudly say that I know this cult favorite beauty tool—which purportedly cleans skin six times better than hands alone—outside and in.
The most popular colors are pink and white (mine is purple) and the new colors for spring include sea breeze blue, passion fruit pink, and key lime green. Clarisonic also has some new never-knew-you-needed-it-but-now-you’re-addicted beauty gadgets in the works. Stay tuned for more on that later.
From left: Despite the look of it, my Clarisonic did not en up in the
intensive care unit. This sealing machine makes the device waterproof so
you can use it in the shower; Done! (Have you ever seen someone concentrate so hard on
closing a box correctly?)(Big thanks to Rachel Stroback and Zachary Tolbert for the tour!)
