ALAUSHU® ionic body brush for dry massage

Perform this ritual 1-2 times a week before your morning shower, evening bath, or sauna. Start with your palms or the soles of your feet. Use long, even strokes in the direction of lymph flow. Brush rhythmically, applying gentle pressure. Massage your entire body, excluding sensitive areas (face, chest, décolleté, etc.).

Ionized copper bristles are naturally resistant to bacteria, so the copper body brush requires less frequent maintenance. Clean at least once a month.

Cleaning instructions:
1. Prepare a bowl of lukewarm water – the water should only cover the bristles, not the wooden base.
2. Add a few drops of a mild shampoo or body wash . You can also use tea tree oil, but only in very small amounts because it is concentrated.
3. Dip the brush with the bristles facing down and move it gently to remove dirt and dead skin cells.
4. Rinse in clean water, re-immersing only the bristles.

Remember: When cleaning the copper brush, the wooden base should not come into contact with water. Water weakens the wood, which can start to crack or rot over time.

Place the brush on a dry towel with the bristles facing down. Then blow dry with a hairdryer for a few minutes (avoid hot air) or let the brush dry naturally.

The bristles are firm. If you have sensitive skin, use the brush with caution and perform a patch test before use. Not recommended for facial skin. If you are pregnant, consult a healthcare professional before use. Keep out of reach of children. If you have a skin condition such as eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, or extremely sensitive skin, dry massaging with an ionized copper brush may not be right for you. Dry exfoliation is often too abrasive for these skin types and conditions.

Our copper body brushes are personal hygiene products and therefore cannot be returned.

Consistency is key. For best results, make sure to drink plenty of water after each ritual to help flush out toxins. Be patient, as any new skincare routine takes time to see visible results.