Hi Lise! I've just returned to dry brushing my body, and I LOVE it! I recently purchased a face brush and started wondering about dry brushing my face. Considering that the bristles on my face brush (similar to the one pictured) are so much softer than my body brush, I figured with minimum pressure dry brushing my face would be ok. What do you think?
Hi Lise! I've just returned to dry brushing my body, and I LOVE it! I recently purchased a face brush and started wondering about dry brushing my face. Considering that the bristles on my face brush (similar to the one pictured) are so much softer than my body brush, I figured with minimum pressure dry brushing my face would be ok. What do you think?
Hey there Alex - welcome to the dry-brushing club! As for dry brushing the face - I must admit I've never tried this and perhaps haven't been tempted to because of the way the skin is 'pulled' when dry brushed. On the other hand, if you go about it gently enough, I don't see why not. Do drop a comment if you decide to give it a try and let me know how it works for you, ok?
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I've just returned to dry brushing my body, and I LOVE it! I recently purchased a face brush and started wondering about dry brushing my face. Considering that the bristles on my face brush (similar to the one pictured) are so much softer than my body brush, I figured with minimum pressure dry brushing my face would be ok. What do you think?
I've just returned to dry brushing my body, and I LOVE it! I recently purchased a face brush and started wondering about dry brushing my face. Considering that the bristles on my face brush (similar to the one pictured) are so much softer than my body brush, I figured with minimum pressure dry brushing my face would be ok. What do you think?