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Improve skin health with the benefits of dry body brushing. Using a dry brush increases blood circulation to promote lymphatic drainage to help eliminate toxins, and stimulates the nervous system - leaving you feeling invigorated and energized.
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Daily brushing helps reduce the appearance of cellulite, promotes cell renewal, tighter and healthier skin.
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The brush works to eliminate dead skin cells and stimulate blood flow to leave skin looking renewed, radiant and velvety soft.
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With its slip-on elastic handle and soft bristles you will be wondering how you lived without it.
Features:
- Dry brushing daily is a natural way to increase circulation.
- Eliminate dead skin cells.
- Target the appearance of cellulite, ingrown hairs and dry skin.
- Improve the texture and tone of the skin.
- Skin will be smoother and softer.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
- For a few minutes (try to aim for between 3 and 4 minutes) before your morning shower grab your brush.
- Beginning at the toes, work upwards on the legs in long, firm strokes, working towards the back of thighs and bum.
- Brush the stomach in an anti-clockwise movement to aid digestion and continue up the arms towards the heart.
- Ensure brush strokes are gentle and should never break the skin.
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