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Exfoliation Benefits

• Engaging in dry brushing can slough away dead skin cells, which may enhance the skin’s texture and result in a softer, smoother feel.
• It also has the potential to clear out the pores and fend off ingrown hairs.

Supporting Lymphatic Health

• The action of dry brushing with its bristles can activate the lymphatic system, aiding in detoxifying the body.
• This process may lead to decreased puffiness and inflammation, fortify the immune response, and promote general bodily wellness.

Diminished Appearance of Cellulite

• Although cellulite is not entirely eradicable, the practice of dry brushing might lessen its visibility.
• The promotion of blood flow and lymphatic drainage through dry brushing may contribute to the alleviation of the textured “orange-peel” look of the skin.

Three Key Tips for Dry Brushing

1. Initiating at the feet and advancing upwards: Start with soft brushes on the feet’s soles and methodically progress up the legs, employing long, heartward strokes. Continue with this pattern on your arms and torso, maintaining the direction towards your heart.
2. Opt for a gentle touch: Seek out a dry brush with firm-but-flexible bristles. Apply a mild force during your brushing, making sweeping, elongated strokes. Steer clear of aggressive brushing; it can lead to skin irritation or harm.
3. Maintain a clean brush: To prevent bacteria buildup on your dry brush, wash it with soap and water post-use. Ensure it air dries fully before the next use. Consider replacing your brush periodically, especially if the bristles dull or seem worn down.