Bath Brush with Handle, natural bristle Titania

To maintain their body skin in excellent condition, women have to put in a lot of effort. Special nutrition, regular physical exercises, and the use of salon treatments—all these allow us to look stunning, preserve our natural beauty and youth.

An indispensable helper in home body care can be a 26 cm handle massage brush from the German brand Titania. Thanks to its use, dead skin cells are removed, and metabolic processes are activated. After using the brush, the skin looks healthy and toned.

The product is made of wood and uses natural bristles.

ATTENTION! After use, the brush should be thoroughly rinsed in warm water and dried by hanging on a hook. If drying in a horizontal position, ensure the bristles face downwards, as moisture tends to remain in the bristles to some extent. If not inverted, the moisture will run onto the wooden base, which over time may begin to lose its properties.

How to perform a dry brush massage:
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, making all brush movements from the bottom up towards the heart.
Do not press too hard or tear the skin.
Avoid massaging areas where lymph nodes are concentrated: behind the knees, the inner thigh, groin, inside of the elbow, armpits, and others.
If short on time, you can focus on the thighs, buttocks, and abdomen only.
Start with 1-2 minutes, gradually increasing this time to 1-2 minutes for each area. Aim to cause slight skin reddening.

For better results:
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 in with circular movements and rinse off. Finish with a contrast shower switching between hot and cold water. On damp body, you can apply an anti-cellulite or firming oil; on dry skin — a cream.

Contraindications for dry brush massage:
- with damaged skin, inflammations, wounds, rashes;
- if there are raised moles, papillomas, etc., in the massage areas;
- very thin and sensitive skin;
- areas with varicose veins, psoriasis, or eczema;
- irritated and sunburnt skin, but you wouldn't want to massage in such a condition anyway.