Dry Brush Cellulite Lymphatic Drainage Review

Returned unused. The bristles are too soft to be effective for my tough skin! No problem with the seller returning the money. It's still very good if you like the gentle "massage" effect that tickles your skin. But I wanted a brush with a hard sponge and loofah bristles to really wipe my back! This will not be enough for those who are looking for the same thing as me.

Love this brush. Helps a lot with Fibromyalgia and Neuropathy! It activates the skin organ to circulate blood to areas where nerves need to be stimulated. My 87 year old mother gave it to shower which is fine but it should be used dry! I live this dry brush for fibromyalgia and arthritis! 58 years old

The brush is excellent, I like the hook and moisturizer that comes with it. I thought the bristles were coarse for dry cleaning but they are actually soft and gentle enough for my sensitive skin.

I am totally in love with my new body brush and back washcloth. We have very hard water and our skin suffers. My skin is constantly dry and difficult to exfoliate. My new body brush already solves this problem with ease. It's so nice to be able to use just one product to keep my skin clean, soft and exfoliated. And the side massage feels amazing! I bought this on a lightning deal and honestly I would have paid twice as much if I knew what I was doing now.

The suction cup holder doesn't hold at all. It looks fancy, but looks are all it has. The brush is very good and works very well. The handle could use a few cuts or a way to make it easier to hold when it gets wet from soap and dirt. My husband cut some grooves in the handle. We keep it because there are no perfect products and the brush tip is good.

This brush is very durable and worth every penny! The bristles are soft but good for dry brushing, which is said to be ideal for lymphatic drainage with regular use. There are small wooden knots on the back of the brush, which are great for massaging. So far I've only used it for dry cleaning, but it works well in the bath/shower too. A hook is included to hang the brush after use, which is very convenient for storage, and if you use it in the bath, it's perfect for drying. I keep my bag in the

I think it would be a great brush if it weren't for two things. Firstly, he arrived a little late. It wasn't such a big deal. However, on the second use I noticed a large tear at the top due to some of the bristles falling out. It's a pain because now I have to go through the process of getting her back. Otherwise I think it's a great brush. The handle is long enough for me. I'm only 5/2" and have a short waist but my husband said it would fit him too. He's 6ft 2" tall. The wood is oiled or…

Ever since I was a teenager, I have suffered from a skin condition called follicular keratosis, also known as KP, which has affected my hands. Luckily for me, it wasn't a disfiguring or highly visible skin condition, but it did make my skin rough, dry, and sometimes itchy. I've been to the dermatologist many times throughout my life trying to get rid of it, but each visit only made me more frustrated because the problem persisted and my skin never got better. When I started researching, I came…

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…