Joanna Czech Dry Massage Body Brush

With 30 years of experience and a roster of clients that reads like a who’s-who of Hollywood – from Carey Mulligan to Kim Kardashian-West and Uma Thurman to Anna Wintour – Joanna Czech is known and loved for her unrivalled beauty glow-how. Focusing on seasonal regimes and healthy changes as opposed to short-term fixes, her treatments fuse cutting-edge (non-invasive!) tech with manual massage to lift, tone and strengthen the skin and the muscles to keep your face (and body!) feeling firm and looking luminous.

The ultimate way to kick-start sluggish skin and eliminate scales, Joanna Czech's Dry Massage Body Brush boasts densely packed vegan tampico bristles, to slough away dead cells and get your blood pumping.

Made from high quality beechwood, this is best before bathing to polish your limbs and encourage your lymph to eliminate toxins - driving your blood round your body and bringing it near to skin's surface, to 'feed' hungry cells and provide an immediate radiance boost. A great way to help get you glowing, the mechanical action not only boosts cellular turnover - revealing your fresh, healthy cells so your skin becomes stokeably soft - but it helps clear a path for your product (cream, lotion or potion) to penetrate quickly without any roadblocks... Superficially plumping, this can help to smooth the appearance of dimply skin, and it's also a great way to make you dive into the day - flushing your system while clearing the cobwebs to help you feel pumped and invigorated.

Made in Poland in collaboration with I Love Grain, this all natural body brush is made of high quality beechwood and tampico bristles (vegan friendly & vegetable derived).

For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.

As the name implies, you always start on dry skin. The best time to dry brush is in the morning, just before a shower.

Start gently, twice a week and allow your skin to get used to it. As your skin adjusts, you can do it every morning if you like. It should be performed firmly once you are comfortable with it.

Start on your feet and continue towards your head. Always dry brush following your heart direction.

On your stomach and joints perform round, clockwise motions. Use long strokes on your arms and legs towards the heart. Follow with a hydrating body oil or moisturiser.

Never brush over skin that is broken (i.e. cuts, acne breakouts, sunburns, sores etc.) Don’t brush over areas of redness, inflammation or infection.

Stop dry brushing if skin becomes irritated or inflamed and do NOT use the brush on your face.