Gentle dry body brush

Perform this ritual before your morning shower or evening bath. Start with your palms or soles of your feet. Use long, even strokes in the direction of lymph flow. Massage the brush rhythmically, using gentle pressure. Massage your entire body, excluding sensitive areas (face, chest, décolleté, etc.).

Natural bristles are more sensitive to moisture and can absorb dirt faster, so it is recommended to clean them more often than a copper brush. If you use them daily, clean them every 2 weeks.

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.

Important : Do not leave the brush in a damp room (e.g. a bathroom) as the natural bristles may start to mold and the wooden base may crack or become moldy if it is constantly damp.

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 natural - softer than copper, but still strong. If you have sensitive skin, use with caution. Perform a skin sensitivity test before first use. Not recommended for use on the face. If you are pregnant, consult a healthcare professional before use. Keep out of reach of children. This is a personal hygiene item and cannot be returned.

Consistency is key. For best results, remember to drink plenty of water after each ritual to help flush out toxins. Be patient: As with any new skincare routine, it takes time to see results.