FACE & BODY BRUSH SET
We recommend using the brushes to scrub your skin before applying our soap or cream.
While dry and wet brushing are both aimed at exfoliating the skin, their benefits differ. That is especially as a result of the technique used in each method. When you dry brush, you’ll experience the following benefits:
The process of running a natural-bristled brush over your skin naturally exfoliates it by loosening and removing the dead skin cells. The result is much softer and smoother skin.
The lymphatic system is comprised of vessels, lymph nodes, and ducts that transport the lymph in the body. There are many lymph vessels just below the skin. Dry brushing frequently stimulates the lymph flow and encourages the body to naturally detoxify itself.
Blood flow and circulation on the skin is improved. As a result, the skin gets nourished adequately, while waste is removed from the cells just as fast. This kind of activity enhances the production of collagen and sebum, hence making the skin tighter, stronger, and wrinkle-free.
A decrease in the appearance of cellulite. This is because when the pores and lymphatic system are unclogged, toxins are removed from the skin tissues. In the absence of toxins, there is an increased production of collagen. That strengthens and tightens the skin, making it harder for the fat cell lumps to push through.
The systematic and slow pace of dry exfoliation is meditative and useful in relieving stress. Besides your body, your mind will also feel refreshed once you’re done with the exercise.
Wet brushing your skin, on the other hand, comes with these benefits:
You get rid of dirt, oil, and dead skin cells. That cleans up the skin and ensures there’s no buildup of waste that may encourage bacterial growth. As a result, your skin is protected from breakouts.
Wet brushing allows the regeneration of skin cells after the removal of dead ones. That results in glowing and younger-looking skin.
PLEASE NOTE:
avoid using a dry brush if you have skin conditions such as eczema, acne, or excessively dry skin. If your skin gets inflamed easily, it’s better to avoid any harsh exfoliating action. This means that you may have to stick with gentle, wet brushing.