Dry Lymphatic Massage Brush - Sister Feel

Treat your body to a true beauty ritual with this natural fiber dry brushing brush.
Inspired by ancestral treatments, it activates lymphatic circulation, gently exfoliates dead cells and visibly smooths the skin for a more toned silhouette and a luminous complexion.
Perfect for fighting orange peel skin, boosting radiance and taking care of yourself naturally, every day.

Dry brushing is a natural wellness ritual for gentle self-care. It optimizes the body's natural physiological processes and boosts metabolism:
- Tones and firms the skin
- Increases energy and vitality
- Helps eliminate toxins
- Stimulates blood and lymphatic circulation

A comprehensive companion guide co-written with Anais Martin, a masseuse specializing in the lymphatic system, is provided to help you easily adopt this ritual.

Pace :
To maximize the benefits, we recommend practicing 3 to 5 times a week for 5 to 10 minutes.
But there's no pressure to do less. What matters is that you find the ritual that works best for you.

Dry brushing will quickly become a true ritual of well-being and relaxation that naturally supports your lymphatic system, boosts your metabolism and your immunity for better vitality.

Directions for use:
Along with your brush, you'll receive a comprehensive guide to guide you step-by-step through your brushing routine. It was co-written with Anais, a masseuse specializing in the lymphatic system.

1. Stimulation of the lymph nodes
Place your hands on the main lymph nodes and for a few seconds, apply light circular pressure, rubbing or light tapping.

2. Body movement
For 1 to 2 minutes, get your body moving (dancing, jumping, bouncing, etc.) to prepare the body and optimize the benefits of brushing.

3. Brushing
Always on dry skin, brush with gentle, fluid movements, without pressing too hard - it should not be painful
Start with small, brisk “dusting” type movements, then at the end of each area of the body, long, “smoothing” type movements.

Avoid in case of:
- Very sensitive, very dry, atopic, reactive or eczema/psoriasis-prone skin
- Skin infections, damaged or injured, inflamed skin
- Significant varicose veins or serious venous problems
- During pregnancy (seek medical advice)
- Within one month following vaccination
- When you are sick (viral, bacterial, chronic infection, cancer)

We tested it after a summer day in the sun, when the skin got hot, thickened a little or dried out... And frankly, this little ritual changes everything. A few minutes of dry brushing in the morning or evening, and your skin feels more alive, softer, almost awake.
The best part? We love using it before showering, then moisturizing right afterward; the skin soaks it all up and immediately regains suppleness and radiance.

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