Oval Brush | Lymphatic Drainage

A dry bath brush is used to get rid of dead skin cells, exfoliate clogged pores and improve blood circulation in the body.

The dry bath brush helps the body release toxins by stimulating the skin, pores and lymphatic system. The soft bristles help with skin exfoliation and give a smoother, healthier appearance.

I have sensitive skin. Dry brushing doesn't hurt if done with mild pressure on the skin. You should always test it out on a small patch before using it on the rest of your body to avoid skin irritation.

No, the skin on your face is more sensitive compared to the rest of your body. Use only on your feet, legs, arms and chest.

A dry bath brush exfoliates the top layer of the skin, removes dead skin cells and stimulates the pores. This in turn increases blood circulation and reduces the appearance of cellulite on the skin. Regularly using a dry bath will detoxify your skin, prevent ingrown hair and give a polished appearance to the skin.

Start dry brushing from top to bottom. Move the bath brush in wide, circular motions at the feet and then move upwards till the heart. Apply light pressure on areas where the skin is thin and harder pressure on harder skin like the soles of your feet.

You can use the dry bath brush every day if your skin does not get irritated.

With consistent use of the dry bath brush, you will get polished skin, reduced cellulite and ingrown hair in two weeks.

No, the bristles are made with natural material and do not cause skin irritation or inflammation.

No, the bristles are not made with plastic.

A body bath brush targets cellulite appearance on the body by stimulating blood flow to the regions, tightening skin and reducing inflammation.

You can use it in the shower to save time. Ideally, a bath brush should be used before you shower.

Yes, you can use a gentle soap with your dry bath brush.

You can use it 2-3 times a week for increased blood circulation and reduced cellulite appearance.