Facial Dry Brush

"Like facial massage, it’s essential to open up the neck first to encourage healthy lymph flow and a pathway for the toxins to flush. As you’re detoxing this area, you will want to gently sweep the top layers of dead skin, releasing the dead cells and toxins. When the old cells are sloughed off or exfoliated, new cells generate, and the process naturally maximizes oxygen intake and better absorption of products. It’s important to use a facial dry brush with soft, natural bristles. Always use delicate strokes on your face and never stretch, pull, or use too much force. The skin on your face is thinner and more delicate than your body, so ensure your strokes are gentle and light. Typically you will do about five strokes per area, and it gets easier and faster with practice. The whole process typically takes less than 10 minutes. Remember to stay hydrated and drink plenty of water." - Poosh Article NEVER USED BRAND NEW.