🌿 Experience the Exfoliating Power of Fantasea Natural Bristle Body Brush Review

my last brush lasted about a year, i really thought the wood would give way, but this plastic has cracks and hair coming out. When using the brush I found I get these little itchy bumps afterwards. I think the broth they use digs into my skin or something. other than that it works quite well, the strap holds tight and gives good lather, isn't too hard but after a while they fall apart. I have a second one, it's cheap, but a few bucks, it's not worth it anymore. If it wasn't for the plastic and…

For the price I really have no problem other than the bristles fell out the first time I used it. Not too many, but a few. I'm not sure if it's natural. I personally don't think so because I have a different one and the bristles look and feel very different. I paid more for my other one too. However, it works well, eliminating dry skin and improving circulation. For the price it really does what it's supposed to and I actually bought it for vacation. the long handle which I prefer because I can

Too bad I can't give this brush a 5 star rating as the brush is very comfortable and easy to use. Unfortunately, this is the only plus of this brush. The bristles ALWAYS fall out and are too soft. As a beautician, I never thought I would say the body brush was too soft, but it is. It's too mild to exfoliate and remove dead skin. If you then try to rub harder, the bristles will come out even more! I wanted to return the brush the same day I received it only to find out that this brush cannot be…

I immediately cut off the cotton ribbon as cotton holds water long enough to smell bad over time. Without the strap (which is too long to be good anyway), it's a decent little brush that's quite difficult to hold due to its oval shape (rectangular fits your hands much better). And it's pretty thin - a thicker wooden handle would be easier to hold. The bristles are pleasant to the touch - hard enough for legs and feet. Too hard for my chest but if it was soft enough for that it would be too soft

I bought these body brushes for the purpose of exfoliating. Some sources suggest that body brushing has other benefits, but I can't find anything conclusive about these other benefits. via google) which cost me $36. Both brushes come as brush heads with a wooden back and a strap for easy grip, but the Elemis comes with a detachable handle that would be useful for cleaning your back and other hard-to-reach areas. puts. Elemis also appears to be of better quality as the Fantasea lost its bristles