Dry massage brush - boar bristles (medium hard)

Dry massage brush with natural boar bristles guarantees a gentle massage of your skin. The bristle brush is dedicated to people who are just starting their brushing adventure and people with delicate, sensitive skin.

This brush is an alternative to hard and sharp brushes made of vegetable fibers, e.g. tampico (if you like stronger sensations, you can find it HERE).

A dry massage brush made of bristles allows you to perform a pleasant and relaxing massage of the whole body. The brush is used for preliminary massage prior to the application of sharp anti-cellulite brushes.

Body brushing is a cosmetic procedure that each of us can perform independently at home. You don't need any cosmetics for this. By brushing the body, you provide yourself with a relaxing massage and at the same time get rid of dead skin cells. Your skin awakens to regeneration, becomes supple and elastic. Massage reduces swelling, improves blood circulation and has a relaxing effect.

Systematic brushing of the body guarantees spectacular results. The skin becomes softer and smoother, and you will notice the effects of cellulite reduction after just a few applications!

How to brush

Start with gentle movements, then gradually increase the intensity of the massage. Do not press the brush against the skin.

Make long and gliding movements from the bottom up, always towards the heart

Legs: If you are struggling with cellulite, pay more attention to the leg area, especially the thighs

Buttocks and stomach: make circular movements, clockwise.

Hands and arms: Start brushing from the palm towards the shoulder.

Neckline and bust: brushing in a circular motion towards the breast. Avoid the nipples. The skin of this area is very delicate, so the type of brush should be selected individually. For some women, a brush with finer bristles will be more suitable, e.g. goat bristle (relaxing brush - you can find it here)

After finishing the massage, wash the skin with lukewarm water, thus getting rid of the dead epidermis. The last step is care, therefore the application of a moisturizing cosmetic.

How often?

At least 3 times a week or even every day. Introduce a new, healthy ritual - the massage preceding the evening bath.

Regular brushing works best.

How to care for the brush?

The brush should be washed with a mild soap once a week and left to dry - necessarily with the bristles down.

Solid wood binding. Do not get wet as moisture can cause the wood to crack. Avoid direct contact with a heat source (e.g. a radiator).
The brush is a personal care product. In the event of natural wear, the brush should be replaced with a new one.

Attention! Contraindication to brushing is acne, eczema and psoriasis. Massage may worsen the condition of the skin. Refuse to brush yourself if you have scars, open wounds, inflammation, or if you have used any strong exfoliating treatments in the last few days. Watch out for moles, spider veins, consult your doctor if you are unsure.

Composition:

100% beech wood
Bristles: natural boar bristles

Belt: 100% cotton

Natural product

The wood for our brush was produced in Poland and is FSC certified.

Made in Poland

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