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Activates circulationStimulates lymphatic drainagePromotes the elimination of toxins

[MY] DRY BRUSH Dry massage brush

15€

Heavy legs, water retention, feeling bloated: these discomforts intensify with estrogen fluctuations, which slow down lymphatic drainage and promote water retention throughout the cycle.

[MY] Dry Brush mechanically stimulates lymphatic circulation to regain lightness and tone every day.

Stimulates lymphatic and blood circulation
Promotes the elimination of toxins
Helps reduce water retention
Relieves the feeling of heavy legs

Symptoms:Bloated stomach, heavy legs, rough skin, poor circulation, heaviness

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[MY] Dry Brush is a wooden skin-stimulating tool designed to support the body's natural elimination mechanisms. Through gentle mechanical action, it activates microcirculation and supports lymphatic drainage, two key functions for reducing stagnation, water retention, and swelling.

The lymphatic system plays a central role in eliminating metabolic waste and maintaining immune balance. Unlike the circulatory system, it does not have a dedicated pump: its circulation depends largely on movement and mechanical stimulation. Dry brushing thus helps to boost this lymphatic circulation, particularly in areas where it is naturally slower.

In women, certain hormonal fluctuations (menstrual cycle, premenstrual phase, perimenopause) can accentuate water retention, the feeling of heavy legs, or loss of skin tone. By incorporating dry brushing into a regular routine, it is possible to support these lymphatic drainage functions and assist the body through its phases of hormonal variation, without directly affecting the hormones.

Beyond drainage, skin stimulation also promotes tissue oxygenation and skin renewal, leaving it smoother, more toned, and more receptive to subsequent skincare products. This technique is part of a holistic approach to body well-being, respecting physiological and hormonal rhythms.

As a bonus? Toned, firmer and softer skin.

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Use the brush on dry skin, with slow, steady movements, starting from the extremities and moving towards the center. Adjust the pressure according to your skin's sensitivity and focus on areas prone to stagnation. Practice for 5 to 10 minutes, 2 to 4 times a week, then follow with a warm shower and the application of a product such as [MY] Body Serum.

Compatible withall skin types, excluding damaged skin.

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Is the dry brush suitable for all skin types?

Yes, it is suitable for most skin types. On the other hand, it is not recommended on irritated, damaged, very sensitive skin or skin with skin conditions. It is recommended to adapt the pressure according to your sensitivity.

How often should you use a dry brush?

Use 2 to 4 times per week is generally sufficient. Accustomed skin can go as far as daily use, provided that the stimulation remains comfortable.

At what time of day should I use it?

The dry brush is ideally used in the morning, on dry skin, for its stimulating effect. It can also be practiced at another time of the day depending on personal preferences.

How long should a session last?

A session lasts on average 5 to 10 minutes. It is not necessary to extend it further to feel the benefits.

Should you apply treatment after brushing?

Yes, it is recommended to complete the ritual with a lukewarm shower, then by applying a moisturizing or nourishing treatment in order to preserve the comfort and suppleness of the skin.