Wet and Dry Massage Brush

Wooden dry massage brush from our Lynia brand. Made of high-quality beech wood, and bristles made of natural agave fiber (tampico). It has a comfortable strap to hold the brush during massage and decorative nails. Ideal for massaging the skin all over the body, improving blood circulation and stimulating the body and senses. Tampico fiber is a natural fiber derived from the Agave plant that grows in Mexico. In water, tampico softens and is therefore one of the best raw materials for body cleansing. Dry body massage: Daily dry skin brushing guarantees a noticeable improvement in its appearance, as well as overall well-being. Visible skin rejuvenation, even skin tone, cellulite reduction, stimulated circulation – the skin after massage is visibly congested, thanks to which it looks better and is more elastic, removal of toxins from the body, reduction of swelling in the legs, tissue nourishment, pore dilation through body heat, which increases the supply of air to the skin, as well as help in combating the problem of ingrown hairs after epilation – these are the benefits that introducing a body brushing treatment into the daily care routine can bring. Body brushing has a cleansing effect on the body. By massaging with a brush, we stimulate blood circulation and the lymphatic system, which removes harmful metabolic products from the body. When the lymphatic system does not work strongly enough, we feel heavy, and our legs and arms are swollen. Brushing will help us get rid of this feeling. How to brush? It is best to brush the skin in the morning, which stimulates and gives energy for the whole day. Of course, we also highly recommend an evening massage, which will relax muscles tense after a whole day. The brushing treatment can be performed daily, initially it may seem unpleasant, but you should not be discouraged, because the skin will quickly get used to it, and the effects will be exceptional. However, it is worth performing this treatment with less intensity at the beginning to accustom the body to this new sensation. When massaging the body, the rule of movement from bottom to top applies. We start from the feet and gradually move to the calves and thighs. We massage the abdomen with gentle circular movements. Hand massage should start from the hands, then move towards the arms, up to the neck. The bust area is particularly delicate, so only subtle, circular movements around the breasts should be performed. It is worth thoroughly massaging the buttocks and back, while maintaining the principle of moving towards the heart. During the massage, long brush strokes should be made and the brush should not be pressed too hard against the skin. Avoid areas where the skin is damaged, wounds, inflammation, and varicose veins. The entire care ritual should last about 5-10 minutes. Brushing should not be prolonged, as the body will quickly get used to excessive stimuli and will stop responding to them appropriately.