The Power of a Daily Dry Brush
By Bold Commerce Collaborator · Published August 5, 2020 · Updated February 10, 2025
Dry Brushing Is the easiest summer beauty secret. If you are just hearing about what dry brus hing is...you are not alone.

Dry Brushing is the easiest summer beauty secret. If you are just hearing about what dry brushing is...you are not alone. Tons of people have never done it or even heard of it, but it has become the secret weapon for helping with reducing the appearance of cellulite and dry skin. During these Summer months, we want our skin to look our glowiest and what better way to achieve that then with our Ritual Kit- the ultimate dry brushing experience.

Begin each morning or end each night with an energizing dry brush session.
Ritual Brush: Use daily over dry skin before bathing. Begin at your toes, and brush using long sweeping movements towards the heart, followed by brushing from fingertips inwards. Spend extra time on areas prone to cellulite. Always brush towards the heart. Wash bristles in warm soapy water once a week. Dry in a well-ventilated area, with bristles facing down.
Ritual Bar: AM/PM. Work the soap into a lather with tepid water between hands, and apply to face and body as you normally would with any bar soap. Rinse thoroughly. Ideal for all skin types, even sensitive.
Benefits:
Dry brushing helps activate your skin and exfoliates dead skin cells. It helps increase your blood flow, which results in an increase in the plumpness of the skin, minimizing the appearance of cellulite and other lumps-and-bumps you might be concerned about. Additionally, brushing the skin while it’s dry allows the skin to be exfoliated without robbing it of moisture, as the hot water in the shower can do. Made from natural materials, our Ritual Brush is safe for use on the entire body and even has a detachable brush head for added mobility. Following up with our Ritual Bar will help to further stimulate and revive your entire body.
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