Face and Neck Massage Brush

Dry brushing: a massage that stimulates the lymphatic system

We use this brush to give the face and neck a gentle, light massage. The main goal of this massage is to stimulate the lymph nodes, and in turn stimulate collagen for firmer, fresher skin.

The lymph nodes are found by the ear, under the jaw, and along the neck. When we pass the brush in light strokes, these movements move the trapped fluids and push them toward these nodes so they leave the body.

What happens to your skin?

• Puffiness goes down: especially under the eyes and along the jaw, because the trapped fluids move and drain away.
• Skin looks brighter: the toxins that were trapped come out, so the skin becomes brighter and more radiant.
• Skin feels softer: the brush removes dead skin cells, so the texture becomes soft and clear.
• Skin glows: blood flows to the face, bringing oxygen and nourishment, so it looks rosy and firm.
• Pores look cleaner: with regular use, the pores clear out, so they look smaller and cleaner.
• Fine lines soften: over time, it stimulates collagen, so the features look younger and firmer.

Exactly how to use it

1. Start with a clean and completely dry face, no water and no cleanser.
2. Hold the brush and keep the strokes very light, as if you are touching a feather.
3. Start from the centre of the face (the cheeks and nose), and pass the brush toward the ear. Repeat this movement 3 times.
4. From the forehead, pass the brush upward (toward the hairline), then from the forehead down toward the neck.
5. From under the eyes, pass very lightly toward the ear (avoid pressing on the eye itself).
6. From the chin, pass toward the ear along the jawline.
7. Then move to the neck, and pass the brush from the bottom upward, toward the jaw.
8. All these movements take exactly two minutes.
9. Then wash your face with lukewarm water, pat dry, and apply your moisturiser.

Features

• Soft, dense bristles that are gentle on the face
• Natural wooden handle that fits comfortably in the hand
• Hanging cord so it dries well and stays clean

Care: Rinse the bristles with lukewarm water and mild soap once a week, then hang to dry with the bristles facing down.

Storage: Keep in a dry, airy place away from humidity and direct sunlight.