Can someone explain the difference between the Clarisonic MIA and the ARIA? Thank you!
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Aria costs about $75 more than Mia, Aria has 2 year warranty Mia 1 year. Aria has p-link usb charger with drying stand Mia has plug in charger, Aria has 3 speeds Mia has 2. Aria is larger. Best to buy from Clarisonic to make sure you get right item and warranty.
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The warranty varies based on the type of Clarisonic you purchased, and the year it was made for the Pro. They are as follows:Clarisonic Aria: 2 yearsClarisonic Mia®: 1 yearClarisonic Mia 2: 2 yearsClarisonic Classic: 2 yearsClarisonic PLUS: 2 yearsClarisonic PRO: 3 years for PRO models manufactured after January 2010. 2 years for PRO models manufactured before January 2010.Clarisonic Opal™: 2 yearsThis is according to the Clarisonic website, not just my brain, so it's reliable information.
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I own the both of them, and honestly I prefer the goth most. The sound is at more crisp and deep. Due to the body structure there is a slight difference in the dive. But nothing noticeable. If you want my personal opinion I would go with the Epiphone iv goth. I use it for live shows and have had zero problems with it. OVERALL go with the Goth mate. Cheers!
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Yes I have the Mia and these brushes fit the same as the ones I ordered from clarisonic . Hope this helps.
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I bought the Aria because of the timer, which I love, and three speed settings. I'm sure the Mia 2 is great, but I don't have experience with it.
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June, The Company name is Discount Accessories & More, on Amazon. They do say Clarisonic replacement brushes and they carry them all. Also, I'm sure they will be releasing a Body Brush for the Mia 2 because I have heard customers ask about it when the Mia 2 is demo'd on QVC. You will see the Body Brush on the site you need, its a somewhat long attachement with a Brush. I think I can do without it and just use one of the other ones. They have lots of different ones, you can also order for Sensitive, Delicate. I hope this helps. Priscilla
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According to Clarisonic that technology is patented by them. But, I can say that the sensitive brush works extremely well. (I don't use any of the other attachments.) My daughter has a Clarisonic and it doesn't do a better job for me than the Sirius Sonic system. When the batteries start to get old (it takes about a year) the vibrations are slower and it does not work as well, so you just change the batteries.
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Its a MIM strat bridge. I cannot see difference between them. I have an MIA bridge too.
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I do not use a clarisonic. I have found it to be overrated. I just use mine with my hands and a wash cloth.
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I do not know if there is a significant distinction. However, the sound on my R + is outstanding.
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I have never used the Olay system or seen the back of it to know if it fits. This was made to fit in the Clarisonic mia, which is what I have. The bristles are strong maybe even a little rough on the skin.
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An eq is a universal add on trust me the clarion eq takes a decent stereo and turns it into a full sounding system. The real advantage lies in the wattage of the of the preouts
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Here are the differences between the Contigo Aria and West Loop travel mugs: -The Aria version has slightly better insulating ratings than the West Loop (though some Amazon reviews dispute this.) -The exterior diameter of the Aria is a little larger than the West Loop. This is to accommodate more insulating space between the outer and inner walls. -The Aria has a rubberized coating on the base. The West Loop does not. -The Astor is is cheaper version of the Aria that is available at Costco (and maybe other stores.) Unlike the Aria, the Astor does not have a rubberized coating around the side of the lid and it does not have a rubberized base. -The Aria has a locking lid. The original West Loop did not have a locking lid. The new West Loop (Easy Clean Lid version) does have a lock, so this is no longer a difference. -The new West Loop (Easy Clean Lid version) has an. . . easy clean lid! The Aria does not have an easy clean lid. -The lids for the Aria/Astor and the West Loop are not compatible with one another.
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Amazon isn't authorized to sell clarisonics, and if you purchase the unit through Amazon Clarisonic will not honor the warranty :( they require receipts now, so even though I could register mine because it is a Clarisonic, because it's from Amazon they can't replace it. Purchase through an authorized retailer, or else if your unit breaks you are out of luck :(
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I bought mine for my mia2. With my handle i received 1 clarisonic deep poor brush head. I compared it with the generic deep poor brush and it is hard to tell which is which. The generic fits the handle a little differently but does not cause a problem. I will never buy clarisonic brush heads because these are just as good and make the name brand seem like a rip off.
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It really depends on her. Both are relatively small compared to a guitar. The Soprano is smaller and the sound is okay. The Tenor is larger and the sound is a bit fuller. However, the Soprano is better priced. So, I would first ask her music instructor if she is taking lessons, but if not, then ask her what size she prefers. Hope that helps!
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I do not know anything about the Clarisonic but have seen one. This is a good size unit that is good for face and body. I love it, fits in the hand perfectly. It is 6 inches tall and about 2 and 1/2 inches wide at the top, narrower where you hold it. I use it mostly on my face but have used it in the shower for my body. It has several speeds and settings and 4 attachments. I'm glad I bought this instead of the more expensive Clarisonic.