Body Brush
Body Brush
Body Brush
Body Brush

Sodashi

Body Brush

$35.00

Dry body brushing gives your body a boost by smoothing your skin, removing unwanted dry areas and cellulite, increasing circulation and stimulating drainage from your lymphatic system.

This Ayurvedic technique uses a bristled brush to buff the skin, removing dead skin cells so your skin appears healthier and products such as moisturisers are absorbed more easily. With better circulation and lymphatic system function, your skin will feel softer, smoother and more youthful.

  • Vegan Sisal Bristle

  • Walnut Wood

  • Diameter of Brush 100mm

  • Length of Bristles 30mm

Key Benefits:

  • Prepares skin to absorb skincare

  • Targets dry areas and cellulite

  • Removes dead skin cells

  • Boosts circulation

  • Stimulates lymphatic drainage

HOW TO APPLY

- Start at your feet and move up your body using long sweeping strokes upwards with medium to firm pressure.

- As you brush, imagine the lymph fluid moving up your body where it will re-enter your bloodstream around your chest area.

- Use circular motions towards the heart to aid circulation with some emphasis on your stomach to aid digestion.

- Brush every area of your body that you can reach except your face.

- For hygiene purposes and enhanced circulation, brush your arms after your feet, legs, and midsection.

- Be sure to always brush upward towards your armpits.

- When brushing the arms, brush from the hand, stroking in the direction from the hand towards the elbow and shoulder.

Aftercare

- Once you finish brushing, take a lukewarm shower to wash away the dead skin cells (brushing is fantastic to combine with steam or sauna sessions too).

- Use a gentle body wash, avoiding exfoliators as the body brushing has already done the job.

- Dry off with a soft towel and consider applying a lotion or oil to moisturise your skin. Notice how your skin accepts the lotion/oil readily and feels smooth and supple.

- The skin may look pink, but it should never be red or sting. The pinkness is a positive sign of increased circulation. 

- To remove dead skin cells from the brush, wash it after every use with shampoo. 

- Allow it to dry facing down to ensure the water does not sit on the wood, which can cause discolouration.

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