BasicLab Large body massage brush 1 piece

Comfortable to use, natural body massage brush made of tampico plant fiber (obtained from agave) and beech wood. Allows you to perform a dry or wet massage.

Regular brushing of the body helps to remove the callous layer of the epidermis, prevents ingrown hairs after shaving and perifollicular keratosis, improves circulation, while stimulating lymph flow. Exfoliation of dead skin cells increases the skin's susceptibility to the absorption of ingredients from the cosmetics used. Massage of the thighs, buttocks and abdomen supports the reduction of cellulite and prevents the formation of stretch marks, also during pregnancy. The skin becomes smoother, firmer and acquires a healthy color.

Thanks to the long handle, the brush also allows you to massage your back.

Brush length: 33cm.

HOW TO USE:

Using gentle, long movements, massage the skin in the direction of the heart, starting with the massage of the arms and legs. Massage your belly in circular motions. Initially, the skin may turn pink - we recommend individually adjusting the pressure to the degree of sensitivity and reactivity of the skin.

During the massage, you should avoid moles and birthmarks, cuts, wounds, fresh tattoos (in the healing phase, for at least a month after their execution), as well as those parts of the skin that are affected by irritation or acne lesions. In the case of skin with vascular problems, we recommend individual consultation of brushing with the attending physician.

Massage should be performed every day - it should last about 5 minutes. The first results are felt after a few uses.

Brushing the body has the function of peeling - on the days of using exfoliating cosmetics, we recommend giving up brushing.

HOW TO CARE FOR THE BRUSH?

The brush was produced in Poland using the traditional craft method and finished by hand. Beech wood is protected with natural wax - however, it must be remembered that when using a wet brush, natural, small cracks and blackening may appear on it. To extend the life of the brush, it is worth oiling the wood from time to time with any vegetable oil, e.g. used in the kitchen :)

After a wet massage, the brush should be dried flat, fiber side down, not on radiators or other sources of heat. After dry massage, it is enough to shake the brush against your hand - however, it is worth regularly spraying the bristles with a disinfectant spray or washing them with soap and water, rinsing with clean water and drying them as after wet use.

The brush should be replaced with a new one as the fibers wear out.