Dry brush

Gently exfoliates: removes dead cells for smoother, more radiant skin.
Stimulates blood circulation: promotes better oxygenation of tissues.
Promotes lymphatic drainage: helps eliminate toxins and reduces water retention.
Reduces the appearance of cellulite: improves skin elasticity and reduces cellulite.
Suitable for all skin types: suitable for dry, sensitive or combination skin.

Skin problems: Dryness, roughness, dullness, dull skin, water retention, loss of firmness and elasticity.

When ?Use it 2 to 3 times a week, preferably in the morning before showering, on dry skin.

How ? Brush upwards, adapting the movements according to the area:

• Legs and arms: Brush with long, upward strokes, moving up the body.
• Knees, elbows and wrists: Perform circular movements to activate local circulation.
• Stomach and lower back: Brush gently in circular motions to promote digestion and lymphatic drainage.

After brushing, take a shower to remove impurities, then apply an oil or a moisturizer to deeply nourish your skin.

Natural boar bristles: Chosen for their soft and resistant texture, they ensure effective exfoliation while respecting the softness of the skin. Their action stimulates blood circulation, promotes cell regeneration and helps reduce the appearance of cellulite.

Handle made from sustainably sourced wood: an environmentally friendly choice, designed for extended and ecological use.

Integrated plastic tips: These small white nubs, placed between the bristles, add a light massaging effect when brushing. Without being too aggressive, they allow for a slightly more targeted stimulation on certain areas, particularly the thighs and buttocks. Their purpose is simply to reinforce the toning effect of brushing.

After each use, pat the brush to remove dead skin cells. Once or twice a month, clean with mild soap and a little warm water, avoiding over-wetting the wooden handle. Allow to air dry, bristles facing down.

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