Dry Body Brush

[emmapetty]

What are the benefits and effects of using one of these?

I am thinking of getting one for my bumpy areas, but want to be sure that it works (to some extent!)

Where can I purchase one from and what is the price range??

Thanks in advance!

Big Hugs x x x

 

[imagisal]

There were some great posts on this a week or so ago, not sure how to link you in to it...trying this....

www.minimins.com/cambridge-diet-forum/114455-dry-body-brushing.html

Hope it works!!

 

[*butterfly*]

Had one of these yrs ago, cost about £10 from body shop. They reckon the stimulation and massage improves removal of toxins, and can improve appearance of cellulite. Have to say, as with most things, i gave up, never seemed to find time to fit it in, so don't know if it really works. I do recall tests last yr on firming creams on daytime tv, sme of the cheaper ones (boots own and a nivea one i think) did really well. May be able to find them on google somewhere. Let us know if its any good! xx

 

[*butterfly*]

OOoohhhhhh!

Ignore me, have just read the thread posted above, sounds like it works then.... thats it, need to buy a brush and make time for my saggy skin! xx

 

[Stellap]

I have the elemis one (bought it from John Lewis for £16) and it seems to work for me - definite improvement to my cellulite. I dry brush then have a shower and then put on cocoa butter firming. Skin is definitely looking better.