Massage Body Brush with Long Handle, 46x10x3cm Titania

To maintain their body skin in excellent shape, women have to put in quite a bit of effort. Special nutrition, regular physical exercises, and visiting salon procedures—all these enable a woman to look magnificent, preserve her natural beauty, and youth.

An indispensable assistant in body care at home can be a body massage brush with a long handle measuring 43×10×3 cm from the German brand Titania. Thanks to its use, the upper layers of the epidermis are removed, and metabolic processes in the skin are activated. After using the brush, the skin looks healthy and toned.

The brush is made of wood and uses natural bristles. The oval part of the tool is equipped with a strap, securely fixing the brush in place during the procedure. The long handle provides access to hard-to-reach areas.

ATTENTION! For longer use of the brush and to avoid damage if it falls, it is ESSENTIAL to detach the brush from the handle after taking a shower, before drying it (either by hanging it on a hook or laying it horizontally).

How to perform a dry massage with the brush:

The massage is done 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, making all brush movements from the bottom up towards the heart.

Do not press too hard or tear the skin.

Do not massage areas where lymph nodes accumulate: behind the knees, the inner thigh, groin, inside of the elbow, underarms, etc.

If short on time, you can only focus on the thighs, buttocks, and abdomen.

You can start with 1-2 minutes. Gradually increase this time to 1-2 minutes for each area. You should aim to generate warmth and slight reddening of the skin.

For a better effect:

perform in the morning and evening before taking a shower/bath

after the massage 2-3 times a week, you can apply an anti-cellulite or firming body scrub, rub it in with circular motions, and rinse off

finish with a contrast shower, alternating hot and cold water

on damp skin, you can apply an anti-cellulite or firming oil; on dry skin—a cream.

Contraindications for dry brush massage:

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 sunburnt skin, though you likely won’t want to massage it in such a condition.