Ayurveda Apothecary Dry Brush

Improved muscle tone

Enhanced skin health, ‘glowing’ skin 

Decreased physical effects of stress 

Helps to enhance metabolism and thus helps to regulate weight 

Encourages the removal of toxins 

Improves circulation

Helps to fight and remove cellulite

Dry brushing also stimulates your nervous system leaving you feeling invigorated. Be sure not to brush too hard, you don't want to irritate or tear the skin.

Prep Your Bathroom Dry brush upon awakening in the morning before showering. Dry brush in the shower, or on a towel, in the bathroom to collect dry skin.

General Rules of Thumb Apply medium pressure so that you can feel the movement, but not scratch the skin. You always dry brush towards your heart to help get the lymph moving upward. Once you get above your heart, on the neck, move strokes in a downward motion towards the heart.

Feet and Legs Begin at the feet with long sweeping motions moving towards the heart. Move along each limp on its own, repeating strokes 2-3 times on both the front and the back of the legs. Use shorter motions when working around joints like knees and elbows.

Stomach Using light circular, clockwise motions. Repeat 3-4 times at a slow-to-moderate pace.

Arms Starting with the hands make your way upward toward the shoulders. Repeat strokes 2-3 times on both the front and the backs of the arms.

Neck and Heart Start at the jawline and very lightly move toward the chest. Repeat strokes 2-3 times on each side. Complete by drawing light circles around the heart.

Shower and Hydrate Always take a shower post dry brushing to remove dead skin. Hydrate with body oil to ensure your body is moisturized to replenish the new layer on the surface of the skin.

Be sure to change your dry brush every 4-5 months.

Vegan bristle dry brush made of sisal and wood

3 1/2" W x 9 1/2 L

Made in Japan