Beech Dry Brush promotes metabolism, exfoliates and brightens the skin - Saaren Taika Ecolution

Reduce dullness, impurities and puffiness on your skin with dry brushing

"A great purchase! I can feel the blood starting to circulate and I feel refreshed :)"

"Softer skin! I've only used the dry brush a few times, but my skin is softer and absorbs moisturizer better . The brush is pleasant to use - I'm curious to see the longer-term effects!"

"Good brush, effectively removes dry skin! "

"A wonderful brush that works as promised. The dead skin cells came off immediately. I recommend it!"

"It felt comfortable to use and a lot of skin came off when I used this ."

"The Beech Dry Brush is exactly what I expected. At first, the dry brush felt quite rough, but I quickly got used to it. After dry brushing, my skin is wonderfully soft. I will use this regularly."

Dry brushing helps exfoliate dead skin cells and improves surface blood circulation on your skin.

The oval-shaped dry brush made of beech gives you a firm grip and you can easily adjust the intensity of the dry brushing with your hand. Dry brushing is an effective exfoliation technique that only takes a few minutes and helps, among other things, remove toxins from your body.

The benefits of dry brushing, gentle exfoliation for your entire body

Dry brushing exfoliates your skin and helps prevent clogged pores, reducing the appearance of blemishes. It also helps reduce dullness and improves the absorption of your skincare products, leaving your skin brighter, moisturized, and softer.

Regular dry brushing increases blood circulation and supports your skin's cleansing and metabolism, as well as helping to eliminate toxins. Dry brushing can help prevent the appearance of signs of aging, as skin cells receive more oxygen. As metabolism increases, toxins are better eliminated and cellulite can also be smoothed out.

Dry brushing supports your body's natural lymphatic system, which is responsible for removing waste products, such as toxins and dead cells, from your body. Drink a warm cup of tea before or after dry brushing to help your body flush out the waste products.

Dry brushing relaxes the body and mind and helps keep cold extremities warm. So great for you if your fingers or toes feel cold.

Read more about dry brushing on our blog.

How do I dry brush?

Dry brushing is used on dry skin. You can start dry brushing on the soles of your feet and work your way up your body in light, circular motions to your chest, then start dry brushing on your palms and work your way up your upper arms. The brushing should feel comfortable the entire time and you don't want to brush your skin until it turns red.

You can start dry brushing with a few minutes and extend it to about 10 minutes if you wish.

Effectively awaken your body with a quick dry brush in the morning and relax your body in the evening with a more thorough, longer dry brush.

When you start dry brushing, your skin may initially tingle and feel sensitive.

After dry brushing, rinse off dead skin cells in a warm shower and apply Macadamia Shea Butter to damp skin, which prevents signs of aging and locks in moisture, or Almond Cedar Luxury Body Oil to prevent cellulite .

When should I dry brush?

Normal skin can be dry brushed daily with a dry brush. Do not dry brush if your skin is very sensitive, inflamed or has sores. You can massage your skin lightly or with pressure with a soft Hamam towel.

Take care of your dry brush and extend its life

Rinse your dry brush thoroughly after each use and wash your dry brush once a week with natural antibacterial Citrus Cleaning Soap . Place the dry brush to air dry, for example on an antibacterial wooden tray.

The best dry brush is made from natural materials

The Saaren Taika dry brush is made of beech wood and the handle is 100% cotton. The bristles are natural sisal fiber, which is obtained from the leaves of the sisal plant. The natural bristles of the dry brush are very gentle on the skin, but still effective!