Dry Bushes
Dry brushing is an ancient Ayurvedic technique which helps unclog pores in the exfoliation process. It also helps detoxify your skin by increasing blood circulation and promoting lymph flow/drainage. Recommended to use while standing in your shower before applying any water to your skin. Using the large brush, begin at your feet and brush upward toward the heart to promote optimal circulation. Do this all over the body once or twice over. While using the smaller brush on your face, work upwards instead of towards the heart. No need to apply excessive pressure, allow the bristles to do the work. After dry brushing, it’s recommended to shower and then moisturize.
Dry brushing is an ancient Ayurvedic technique which helps unclog pores in the exfoliation process. It also helps detoxify your skin by increasing blood circulation and promoting lymph flow/drainage. Recommended to use while standing in your shower before applying any water to your skin. Using the large brush, begin at your feet and brush upward toward the heart to promote optimal circulation. Do this all over the body once or twice over. While using the smaller brush on your face, work upwards instead of towards the heart. No need to apply excessive pressure, allow the bristles to do the work. After dry brushing, it’s recommended to shower and then moisturize.
Dry brushing is an ancient Ayurvedic technique which helps unclog pores in the exfoliation process. It also helps detoxify your skin by increasing blood circulation and promoting lymph flow/drainage. Recommended to use while standing in your shower before applying any water to your skin. Using the large brush, begin at your feet and brush upward toward the heart to promote optimal circulation. Do this all over the body once or twice over. While using the smaller brush on your face, work upwards instead of towards the heart. No need to apply excessive pressure, allow the bristles to do the work. After dry brushing, it’s recommended to shower and then moisturize.