Bath Brush with Handle, natural bristle Titania

Maintaining body skin in excellent condition requires significant effort from women. Special diets, regular physical exercises, and the use of salon treatments all contribute to our fabulous appearance, preserving our natural beauty and youth.

An indispensable tool for home body care is a 26 cm long handled massage brush from the German brand Titania. Its use helps remove dead skin cells and stimulates metabolic processes. After using the brush, the skin looks healthy and toned.

The product is made from wood with natural bristles.

ATTENTION! After use, the brush should be thoroughly rinsed in warm water and dried by hanging on a hook. If drying horizontally, make sure the bristles face downward, as moisture tends to remain in the bristles. If not turned over, the moisture will seep into the wooden base, which can lead to a deterioration of its properties over time.

How to perform dry brushing:
Massage with a dry brush on dry skin.
Before taking a bath or shower. The skin should not be steamed.
Start the massage from the legs, moving the brush upwards towards the heart.
Do not press too hard or scratch the skin.
Avoid massaging areas where lymph nodes accumulate: behind the knees, the inner thigh, groin, the inner side of the elbow, armpits, etc.
If short on time, you can focus on the thighs, buttocks, and stomach.
Start with 1-2 minutes, gradually increasing this time to 1-2 minutes for each area. Aim to cause slight skin reddening.

For best results:
perform in the morning and evening before taking a shower/bath, after the massage 2-3 times a week, apply an anti-cellulite or firming body scrub: rub in with circular motions and rinse off. Finally, take a contrast shower switching between hot and cold water. On damp body, apply anti-cellulite or firming oil, on dry skin — use cream.

Contraindications for dry brushing:
- on damaged skin, inflammations, wounds, rashes;
- if there are raised moles, papillomas, etc., in the areas of massage;
- very thin and sensitive skin;
- areas with varicose veins, psoriasis, or eczema;
- irritated and sunburned skin, though you likely won’t feel like massaging in such condition.