Test It Out BERNARD JENSEN DRY BODY BRUSH PRODUCT REVIEW BY: ANDREA SIPCIC Most people are familiar with the concept of exfoliating
made of solid lotus wood. It is super sturdy, durable,
your skin. What may be more of a novice idea is dry skin
and looks and feels like a great quality product. The
brushing, although this has also gained quite a bit of
wood is not sealed, so it’s important to remember not
popularity and recognition over the years. The concept
to get it wet, except for every one to three months,
behind this is to use a dry bristle brush on dry skin,
wash the bristles with warm water and a gentle,
applying light to medium pressure using straight,
natural soap such as castile. Rinse well and air dry.
sweeping strokes against your skin, or circular motions
On a weekly basis, it’s also recommended to ruffle
on smaller areas like your chest and stomach area. You
through the bristles to dislodge any dead skin cells,
want to start from your feet and lower legs and work
hair, dust or debris. For the retail value of $25.48
your way up, focusing on stroking in the direction of your
CDN, I found it to be quite reasonably priced.
heart. Not a lot of pressure is required, as you don’t want to break or damage the skin. It is also important to avoid
Benefits of Dry Skin Brushing
the face, as the skin in this area is more thin and
Exfoliates dead skin cells
sensitive.
Helps to unclog pores Improves blood circulation
The brush I love and have been using for years is the
Promotes lymph flow and drainage
Bernard Jensen Dry Body Brush. It is made of natural
May help reduce the appearance of cellulite
tampico fiber bristles from agave cactus with a long handle and brush head (measuring a total of 38 cm/15 inches)
