Dry Facial Brush

Plastic brushes with plastic bristles and chemical laden scrubs.

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To use: Clean, dry skin: Always apply the dry brush to clean, dry skin. Light pressure: Use very light pressure to avoid irritation. Upward strokes: Brush upwards from the neck towards your hairline to promote lymphatic drainage. Circular motions: Use small, circular motions on the face. Avoid sensitive areas: Be very careful around the eyes and lips. Follow with skincare: After dry brushing, cleanse your face and apply your regular moisturizer

MATERIALS
Sustainably sourced Beechwood handle and horse hair from manes.

END OF PRODUCT LIFE
Compost.

"The heart of our company beats in the depths of the sea. There, a good 40 metres below the water’s surface, natural sponges grow – a true miracle of nature. With their silk-like texture, they are durable, versatile, and extra gentle on the skin. Our story begins with the fascination for these living creatures: In 1897, Gustav Croll and Theodor Denecke decided to import raw natural sponges from the Greek Mediterranean to Bremen and refine them here by hand. We still do this today – but in the meantime we have expanded our product range to include sustainable spa and household products. We are Peter, Nina and Sara Hankiewicz, the third and fourth generation in our enterprise. Our mission: Sustainable skin and body care products with a good conscience and in harmony with nature."