Review on Dry Brush Cellulite Lymphatic Drainage by Heather Brown

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 across a simple technique called dry brushing. The way it works is that you use a natural fiber body brush and simply brush your skin while it is dry before you shower. The point here is to help the skin remove dead cells so that toxins can be released freely through the skin. I decided to buy a bath brush and massager from a company I love, Grace and Stella. The brush has a 16 inch handle for easy access and is made from softer natural boar bristles. The kit also includes an instant conditioning body cream that absorbs directly into the skin, leaving it soft, non-sticky and non-greasy. After a few weeks of using this luxurious scrub, I've noticed that the CP on my arms is starting to fade. Thank you Grace and Stella.