Review on Dry Brush Cellulite Lymphatic Drainage by Nicole Hefton

I've wanted to try a drybrush for a long time. I live in Arizona and ever since I moved here I have had terribly dry skin. I highly recommend this brush! My pros and cons: PROS* Good long handle for working on hard-to-reach areas like your back.* Sturdy cord for hanging.* Soft bristles work well for novice dry brushers, but are still effective for a full body scrub.* Nice bumpy side ones Massage brushes !* Body Lotion. OH GOD BODY LOTION. I love dry brushing but I honestly think the lotion is worth the money. :) Is absorbed perfectly and has an unobtrusive, delicate lavender aroma. I *love* this lotion - please, Grace and Stella, start selling this lotion separately! It is convenient to use after showering. CONS/THOUGHTS* The suction cup is useless. I couldn't get it to stick to the walls of my shower, but it stuck to the bathroom floor and sank when I dropped it twice. *rolls eyes* Ha. Luckily I have a hook in my shower so I can hang my brush there.* I'd like to see a little insert with dry cleaning instructions. I was able to find some dry cleaning instructions for the 101 online, but a small insert would be nice. Overall I really like this brush. After just a few days of use, I noticed a noticeable improvement in some spots on my legs that were very lizard a week ago. I can tell if I've missed a spot if it feels dry while other spots on my arms or legs feel smooth and soft. I plan to continue dry brushing and hope my skin softens!