Body brush

Dry brushing is a great way to relax while exfoliating and draining your lymphatic system. 

For the Body:

Steps:

Dry Skin: Always dry brush on dry skin before your shower or bath. It's a good practice to do this in the morning to wake up your circulation.

Choose the Right Brush: Select a body dry brush with firm, natural bristles. The long handle helps you reach your back easily.

Brushing Technique: Start at your feet and use long, sweeping strokes. Always brush towards your heart to assist in lymphatic drainage. Pay extra attention to rough areas like elbows, knees, and ankles.

Avoid Sensitive Areas: Be careful around sensitive areas, including the chest and breasts. Do not brush over any open wounds, cuts, or irritated skin.

Shower or Bath: After dry brushing, take a shower or bath to wash away the loosened dead skin cells and follow up with your usual skincare routine.

Frequency: 2-3 times a week is typically adequate for dry brushing the body. Do not overdo it, as excessive dry brushing can be harsh on the skin.

By following these guidelines, you can effectively incorporate dry brushing into your skincare routine for both your face and body, promoting circulation and smoother, healthier skin.