Bath & Body brush wooden handle 10" Length and 2.5" oval brush head natural boar hair bristles for dry brushing and exfoliating

Wooden body brush for dry brushing 

• 10"-INCH-LONG X 2 1/2" INCH BRUSH TIP
• USE FOR DRY BRUSHING TO EXFOLIATE SKIN
• USE IN BATH FOR DEEP CLEANSING
• PREVENTS INGROWN HAIR 
• NATURAL HAIR BRISTLES

Some of the benefits of dry brushing:

May Reduces Cellulite. Dry skin brushing may help to soften hard fat deposits below the skin while distributing fat deposits more evenly. This may help to reduce Cellulite

It's a gentle form of exfoliation that can remove dead skin cells, leaving skin feeling smoother and more radiant. It may also stimulate circulation and lymphatic drainage, though more scientific evidence is needed to confirm these claims.

By exfoliating the skin and stimulating the lymphatic system, dry brushing may help to soften fat deposits and redistribute them, leading to a smoother appearance. 

Increased Blood Flow: Dry skin brushing may promote better blood circulation, leading to increased electromagnetic energy.

Dry brushing May Stimulate the Lymphatic System. Because your skin helps detoxify the body, it's important to keep it healthy so it can do its job.

by encouraging the movement of lymph fluid, which helps to flush out toxins and boost the immune system.

• Reduces body acne by lifting build-up that causes congestions in the pores.
• Boosts energy by stimulating sensory nerves, which invigorates the body.
• Promotes blood circulation by encouraging a light, healthy inflammation response to the areas being brushed (hence the redness).
• Tightens skin by increasing flow of blood to the outer layer of the skin. As blood flow increases and toxins release, your skin will firm.
• Relieves stress, just like any massage 

All of the above benefits need further scientific testing, but are widely acceptable.

Avoid dry brushing if you have extra sensitive skin, or have an open wound or rash