Replace chemical cosmetics and expensive spa treatments with one unique brush! Made of 100% plants - beech wood binding, agave cactus bristles and a cotton wristband, it is a completely natural device for home body care. Regular brushing ensures skin elasticity, stimulates the immune system and improves well-being.

Our metabolism slows down over time. There is swelling, water stagnation or heaviness in the limbs. This is the result of poor work of the lymphatic system. Brushing helps eliminate these ailments. The hard brush is also great for cellulite, ingrown hairs or rough forearms, buttocks or elbows. At first, the massage may seem painful and this is normal. The skin needs to get used to it. The tradition of dry brushing dates back to Ayurvedic medicine. The purpose of the massage, apart from removing dead skin cells, is to get rid of toxin deposits. Massage also helps relieve tension. Made in the morning - it stimulates, in the evening - relaxes.

How do I massage my body?

- from bottom to top in long, gliding movements. The movements must always go in the direction of the heart, which is in line with the lymph flow

- brush legs and hands as if sweeping the floor :) Abdomen and joints (ie arms, knees, hips, wrists and ankles) should be brushed with circular movements.

- the pressure depends on the thickness of the skin - we do it more delicately on the neckline or armpits than on the sole of the feet

- no lotions or oils are used for massage.

How often should I brush my skin?

- preferably before each bath or at least 3 times a week

- the skin smoothing effect is visible after 3-4 brushings.

What does brush massage help for?

- relieves tension - especially when brushing the neck and shoulders

- reduces swelling

- helps with joint pain

- firms and tones the skin

- by brushing the bust we get rid of lymphatic deposits formed while wearing a bra

- improves blood circulation and stimulates the immune system.

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