Golden Teak Body Brush

Description

Reclaimed Teak Wood

Using reclaimed wood decreases the demand for newly-harvested virgin wood from forests. This helps curb deforestation. It also reduces landfill waste, as well as giving the discarded woods a new life. It’s a win for everyone. Due to the nature of reclaimed wood, each piece has its own unique characters. No two pieces are ever exactly the same in terms of color, shade, texture and grain. Our lovely brushes are also non toxic. We do not spray our brushes with toxic chemicals to preserve its life. Mainstream brushes are made of hardwood such as maple that need to be preserved so toxic chemicals are sprayed to preserve them. Teak wood has a natural built in preservative.It is one of the few woods in the world containing a natural oil which repels water, keeping it from warping, cracking or becoming brittle. Teak’s natural oil also repels insects, making the wood extremely resistant to pest damage.

 

Plant Bristles

Handcrafted with medium-firm plant-based bristles made from coconut husks that won’t break or hurt the skin. Dry brushes today are made of synthetic bristles on brushes. The most commonly found are made out of low frequency and toxic material, such as wire, nylon, polyester, or a combination of these materials. Brushes are also made out of animal hair such as pig, horse, and squirrel fur. Golden Teak is Pure Creation made of coconut hair bristles which are naturally anti-microbial. When it comes to the bristles.. Always plant based.. A pig, horses and squirrels are not only extremely horrible for our health when consumed. Their hair and dander are inducers of allergies.

 

 

Dry Brush Benefits

• Tighten and Strengthen Skin Tone⁣⁣
• Improve Digestion⁣⁣
• Improve Kidney Function
• Enhances Blood circulation
• Drains The Lymphatic System Of Toxins
• Exfoliates Your Skin⁣⁣
• Tighten and Strengthen Skin Tone⁣⁣
• Reduce Cellulite

Dry Brushing Instructions

 Follow these steps to Detox, Exfoliate, Rejuvenate:

1. 1. Start at your feet and brush up your body. 
   2. Brush your skin using wide, circular, clockwise motions.
   3. Use light pressure in areas where your skin is thin and harder pressure on thicker skin, like the soles of your feet.
   4. Brush your arms after you have brushed your feet, legs, and mid-section. You should brush upward towards your armpits.
   5. After dry brushing, take a cool shower to help remove the dead and dry skin using your Simplicity Cleansing Brick. 
   6. After your shower,  while your body is still wet or damp, massage your body with Simplicity Temple Oil to lock in all the nutrients your body has received from the Simplicity Cleansing Brick and Oil. Locking in hydration for lustrous skin 

If you are new to dry brushing, it’s best to begin with light brushing. As your skin gets used to it, you can increase the pressure for optimals results. Keep it SIMPLE. Start light and work your pressure up. 

Please avoid sensitive areas and anywhere the skin is broken. These include areas with:

• • rashes
  • wounds
  • cuts
  • infections

Never brush an area affected by poison ivy, psoriasis or poison oak. Please do not dry brush your face unless you’re a professional that knows how to use a body brush on the face. If you are not a professional, only use a softer brush made for that purpose.

Dry Brush Material

GOLDEN TEAK BODY BRUSH handcrafted plant base materials: reclaimed coconut fiber and teak wood.

Maintenance Instruction

Rinse with water to clean; store in a well-ventilated area.