Caressing Facial Brush

A feather-soft facial brush designed to elevate your skincare routine through gentle exfoliation, improved skin texture, and enhanced radiance. Created to be used either dry or wet, this versatile tool helps sweep away surface buildup, support microcirculation, and leave the skin looking smoother, fresher, and more refined. Its soft bristles and easy-to-hold silicone handle make it a beautiful addition to both morning rituals and deeper cleansing routines.

Benefits:

• Gently exfoliates the skin
• Helps remove dead skin cells for a smoother-looking complexion
• Supports microcirculation
• Helps reduce the look of puffiness with regular use
• Refines the appearance of skin texture and tone
• Can be used dry or wet
• Helps enhance radiance and freshness

How to Use:

• Use on dry skin in the morning 3 to 4 times per week
• Apply light brush strokes with 3 to 5 repetitions per area
• Start at the décolleté and move upward toward the forehead
• After dry use, run your thumb through the bristles to remove any remaining particles

For wet use:

• Soak the bristles in warm water
• Apply cleanser
• Move the brush in light circular motions over the skin to create a lather
• Rinse with lukewarm water after use

For heavier sunscreen or makeup:

• Wash with a gentle cleanser or shampoo
• Turn the brush in a face towel
• Air-dry with the bristles pointing downward

Step-by-Step Use:

• Décolleté: Brush from the middle of the chest upward toward the collarbones and shoulders
• Neck: Raise the chin and brush upward from the collarbone to the jawline
• Jawline: Lift the chin and use short upward strokes under the jawline
• Chin: Stretch the skin by hiding the lower lip and brush outward from the center of the chin
• Cheeks: Stretch the skin by moving the mouth and jaw to the opposite side and use circular outward strokes
• Above upper lip: Use short strokes from the cupid’s bow outward
• Nose: Brush outward from the nasal spine and tip of the nose
• Eye area: Brush outward toward the temples, first above and then below the eye
• Glabella: Use short upward strokes between the brows
• Forehead: Brush from the center outward toward the temples
• Face profile: Finish with long downward strokes from the front and back of the ear