HABYS FACE MASSAGE BRUSH WITH HORSE HAIR

HABYS FACE MASSAGE BRUSH WITH HORSE HAIR

The dry face massage brush by Habys is a 100% ecological and skin-friendly tool for home care and facial massage. It was precisely made of natural raw materials of the highest quality, such as: sanded and oiled beech wood, also suitable for wet use, and densely embedded horse hair, appropriately delicate and soft for the skin of the face. Perfectly exfoliates old epidermis and stimulates its renewal, smoothes, cleanses, improves blood circulation and relaxes.

The Habys facial massage brush is a perfect tool for self-care and face massage, precisely made of the highest quality natural raw materials. The smooth, polished and profiled wooden handle makes the brush fit perfectly in the hand. In addition, the brush is oiled, which means that it can also be used wet. Strongly embedded dense bristles and precise cutting make the brush extremely durable and the massage brings the desired effects.

The bristles used in this brush are skin-friendly 100% natural light horsehair , delicate and at the same time sufficiently resilient, recommended for dry face brushing, cleansing and massage.

Habys dry massage brush is distinguished by:

100% natural horse hair
high hair density
appropriate delicacy and elasticity
profiled handle made of solid beech wood for easy grip
oiled wood, suitable for wet and dry use
discreet and elegant engraving with the Habys logo
Polish production
Benefits of facial massage and brushing:

cleanses and provides a natural peeling
firms and tones the epidermis
reduces swelling and improves the oval of the face
stimulates the lymphatic system
improves circulation
removes imperfections
improves skin tone and condition
relaxes facial muscles
relaxes, relaxes, has a positive effect on well-being
reduces the effects of stress visible on the face
Contraindications:

active skin changes
dermatological diseases
tendency to burst capillaries
How to massage your face with a dry brush?

Massage with a dry face brush should be performed on clean, dry skin (without the use of cosmetics).

Start with gentle, gliding movements, working from the center of the face, outwards, working from bottom to top. You can alternate straight or circular movements. Do not rub in one place or press the brush too hard. Be guided by your own feelings. The massage should be pleasant and painless. Be especially careful when massaging around the eyes.

The massage should last about 1-2 minutes, do it no more than 2 to 3 times a week. Do it sensitively and watch your skin. For sensitive skin, massage less frequently and more gently. If you notice that your skin is irritated, stop massaging.