Sixty seconds.
That's the entire ask.
A rechargeable sonic silicone cleanser for people who get home at 19:20 and have nothing left for an eleven-minute routine.
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12-month warranty · 30-day returns on unopened orders · Ships from South Africa
You are not too lazy for skincare. You are too tired.
It's 21:47. You got home at 19:20, and somewhere between that and now, the day finally stopped. You're sitting on the edge of the bed with your shoes half off.
And there it is again. The bathroom. The cleanser, the toner, the thing you bought in March that you've used four times. Eleven minutes of standing under a light that makes you look worse than you feel.
So you do what you did last night. A wipe, or nothing, and you tell yourself tomorrow.
Tomorrow has been saying that for two years.
Here's what nobody tells you about washing your face with your hands.
Your fingertips are flat. Your pores are not. When you wash by hand you move cleanser across your skin — you don't move it into anything. The oil, sunscreen and city air that settled in at 08:00 is still sitting there at 22:00, and it'll still be there in the morning, mixing with tomorrow's.
That's the layer. That's the dullness you catch in a car mirror and never see in your bathroom. That's why your skin looks tired on the days you actually slept.
And it's why the serum you spent real money on isn't doing anything. It isn't the serum. You're applying it on top of a closed door.
The problem was never your discipline. It was your hands.
You don't need eleven minutes. You don't need seven products. You need the sixty seconds you're already spending to actually do something.
One device. The sink you're already standing at.
Soft silicone touchpoints, sonic vibration, and the pressure your fingertips were never able to apply. Use the cleanser you already own.
Why silicone changes the maths
Nylon bristles are porous. Water sits inside them, bacteria grows in them, and every night you press that back into your face. Silicone is non-porous. Nothing gets in, nothing grows, nothing to replace. Ever.
Why the vibration matters
Sonic pulses move cleanser into the pore rather than over it, and lift what your hands physically can't reach. Multiple intensity settings, so it works on skin that's calm and skin that isn't.
Why your other products start working
Actives can only reach skin they can touch. Clear the layer first and everything you apply afterwards lands on skin instead of on the day you had.
Why it survives your bathroom
Fully waterproof. Use it in the shower, drop it in the sink, rinse it under the tap. Rechargeable by USB, and you will never buy a battery for it.
A brush that costs R300 costs you R300 a year.
You already know how this goes. The cheap one takes AAs it didn't come with. The bristles fray. It dies in a month and there's nobody to phone. So you buy another one. And another. That's the real price of "affordable."
This is built to be bought once. No replacement heads. No batteries. No consumables.
| Selore | The R300 brush | Your hands | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power | USB rechargeable | Batteries, sold separately | — |
| Replacement heads | None, ever | Every few months | — |
| Material | Non-porous silicone | Porous nylon bristles | Flat fingertips |
| Waterproof | Fully | Usually not | — |
| Warranty | 12 months | Rarely honoured | — |
| Support | A person, in South Africa | An empty inbox | — |
| Cost over three years | R799 once | R900+ and climbing | Free, and it shows |
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The device works on its own. The serum is what goes in once the door is open.
Device + serum
- Sonic silicone cleanser
- Selore facial serum
- USB charging cable
- 12-month warranty
Device + monthly serum
- Sonic silicone cleanser
- Serum delivered monthly
- Cancel any time, one click
- 12-month warranty
Buy it with your eyes open
We'd rather tell you exactly what you're covered for than write something that sounds generous and means nothing.
12-month warranty. If the device fails, we replace it. Double the six months the Consumer Protection Act requires — because we expect to still be here in a year.
30-day returns. Unopened and in original packaging, send it back within 30 days for a full refund. Return shipping is yours. This is a hygiene device, so we can't take back opened units.
A person answers. Support is South African, in your time zone, and staffed by someone who has actually used the product.
Questions people actually ask
Do I still need my own cleanser?
Yes. The device doesn't replace your cleanser, it makes it work. Use whatever you already own — gel, foam, cream, all fine.
How often should I use it?
Once a day is plenty for most people. If your skin is sensitive, start every second night on the lowest intensity and build up.
Will this clear my acne?
We won't promise that, and you should be careful of anyone who does. What the device does is physical: it moves cleanser into pores instead of across them, so less of the day stays on your face overnight. If you're treating active acne, speak to a dermatologist.
How long does the charge last?
Ten to fifteen days of daily use per charge, over USB. No batteries to buy, no heads to replace.
Can I use it in the shower?
Yes. Fully waterproof — shower, sink, under the tap. Rinse after use and let it air dry.
What if it breaks?
Message us and we'll replace it within the 12-month warranty. You're also covered by the Consumer Protection Act for six months on defects regardless of any policy.
How long does delivery take?
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Can I cancel the monthly serum?
Any time, in one click, from your account. No phone call and no retention script.
Sixty seconds. Starting tonight.
You're already standing at the sink. That part isn't changing.