ALTY brush with water

Experience

A woman satisfied with her bare skin Working the lather into the ALTY brush Rinsing the ALTY brush under running water A woman satisfied with the smoothness of her shoulder

The examples below are images kindly shared by real customers and test users.

Pore Buildup, Cleared

Nose pores on day 1 of using the ALTY brush

Day 1

Nose pores on day 3 of using the ALTY brush

Day 3

Kindly shared by a real customer

Foundation Residue

Foundation residue on skin before using the ALTY brush

Before

Skin after using the ALTY brush, foundation residue removed

After

Makeup residue trapped in your skin's texture or fine lines? Cleanly washed away.

Flaky Skin

Flaky skin before using the ALTY brush

Before

Skin after using the ALTY brush, flakes washed away

After

Start by washing away dead skin flakes — your skin will absorb toner more easily, and hold on to moisture better.

Diagram showing how clean skin absorbs toner more effectively

Once your skin is truly clean, toner absorbs more effectively — and works even better for you.

Skin Texture

Skin texture before using the ALTY brush

Before

Refined skin texture after using the ALTY brush

After

Rough, uneven skin texture becomes smooth and refined, with a newfound radiance.

A woman with her hands on her cheeks, feeling the toner sink into her skin

Acne

We don't have user photos to share on this page, but this brush is also highly recommended for those struggling with acne.

When your pores are clean, acne-causing bacteria have a harder time thriving. On top of that, your acne serums or creams can reach deeper into your pores, making them even more effective.

Over the years, people all around the world have seen real improvement in their acne — both on the face and on the back — thanks to this brush.

Atopic Dermatitis

Over the years, we've heard from many people that this brush is genuinely appreciated by those living with atopic dermatitis.

What makes this brush special is its ability to lift away dirt and old skin cells with very little pressure. This starts with a simple physical principle: when many fine hairs are densely packed together, they can remove dirt more effectively, even with very little pressure.

On top of that, thanks to the craftsman's hair-tip processing technique, it's even better at reaching into the skin's microscopic texture than brushes with tips that are too slippery. (see our Legacy for more)

We've also received praise from a dermatologist for this brush in the past, and we wanted to share that it has a real history of being valued by those with atopic dermatitis.