A few quiet strokes, and your skin remembers how to glow.

Our all-natural exfoliating dry brush is designed to gently sweep away dull, dry skin and awaken the body’s surface, leaving your skin feeling smoother, softer, and more alive. Firm, plant-based bristles provide invigorating exfoliation, while the comfortable handle helps you reach legs, arms, and back with ease. A wooden handle, natural bristles, and a few mindful strokes—this simple tool can change the way your skin feels.

When you glide a dry brush over your body, the firm, natural bristles create a gentle friction that wakes up the surface of your skin. This steady, sweeping motion encourages fresh blood to move toward the outer layers, bringing warmth and color to areas that may normally feel a bit dull or sluggish. Many people notice that, after a few minutes of brushing, their skin looks slightly pinker and feels more alive—signs that circulation to the surface has been stimulated. Over time, this simple ritual can become a way of “checking in” with your whole body, helping you feel more present and connected as you care for your skin.

How to use

• Use on dry skin before bathing or showering.
• Starting at the feet, brush upward toward the heart using light, steady strokes.
• Use gentle pressure on arms, torso, and back; lighten your touch over more delicate areas.
• Follow with a warm shower and your favorite natural moisturizer to nourish freshly exfoliated skin.

Cautions & care for your skin

People with very sensitive skin or underlying skin conditions should not really exfoliate unless absolutely needed, test a small area first, or consult a trusted professional. Used with care and respect, dry brushing can become a simple, natural ritual that helps your skin feel refreshed, renewed, and more deeply tended.

• Always begin with a light touch—your skin should feel stimulated, not scratched or sore.
• Avoid using the brush on broken, irritated, sunburned, or infected skin, open wounds, rashes, or varicose veins.
• Do not use on the face, neck, or other very sensitive areas unless you have a brush made specifically for that purpose.
• If your skin becomes red, stings, or feels damaged, stop immediately and allow it to recover before brushing again.