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Discover the Andrée Jardin range of body brushes. Ideal brushes for shower, bath or dry brushing.
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Dry brushing: a simple ritual for soft, glowing skin
Dry brushing is a natural method that involves exfoliating the skin with a natural-bristled body brush. Performed a few minutes before showering, this action helps eliminate dead skin cells, activate microcirculation, and stimulate lymphatic drainage. The result: smoother, brighter skin, ready to receive your moisturizers. With the right exfoliating brush , you'll find comfort, softness, and tone every day. A ritual to adopt all year round, especially in preparation for or recovery from sun exposure.
How to use your body brush for good skin exfoliation?
Dry brushing is performed on dry skin, with a non-wet exfoliating brush , ideally in the morning to gently wake up the body. The goal is twofold: to exfoliate the skin while stimulating lymphatic circulation , an essential system for eliminating toxins.
Start at the feet, then gradually move up the legs, always towards the heart. Use firm but gentle movements, without ever damaging the skin. Continue on the arms (from the hands to the shoulders), the back, then the stomach by drawing small circles in a clockwise direction. Finish with the chest and the neck, easing the pressure on the most sensitive areas. This routine activates the lymph towards the lymph nodes located particularly under the armpits and in the groin. Result: visibly smoother, softer skin, and a real moment of well-being. Remember to take a warm shower after brushing to eliminate dead cells . Then apply an oil or moisturizer to deeply nourish the skin and maximize the benefits of the treatment.
FAQ: Body Brushes & Dry Brushing
Do you have questions about dry brushing and our body brushes ? Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions to help you get the most out of your skincare routine and choose the right brush for your skin.
How often should you dry brush?
It is recommended to dry brush 3 to 5 times a week, depending on your skin's sensitivity. For daily exfoliation, you can opt for a softer dry massage brush . For detox treatments or for more resistant skin, daily brushing may be considered.
Which brushes should I use for dry brushing?
Andrée Jardin offers several types of body brushes :
Exfoliating Brush : With stiff bristles, it is ideal for deep exfoliation and cleaning of dead cells.
Dry Massage Brush : Perfect for daily dry brushing , it is softer and suitable for stimulating circulation while respecting the skin.
Large body brush : It has longer, softer fibers, ideal for sensitive skin or for gentler brushing.
Is dry brushing suitable for all skin types?
Yes, but with a few precautions. Normal to combination skin will appreciate a toning exfoliating brush . For sensitive or reactive skin, choose a large brush with long, soft bristles and reduce the frequency.
Can you use an Andrée Jardin body brush in the shower?
Yes, ash wood exfoliating brushes can be used in the shower. They are designed to withstand humidity while providing effective and gentle exfoliation when skin is wet. Dry with the bristles facing down!