New: facial brush

Gentle facial brushing

This time, requested by our beautician, for you: a brush of incomparable softness (therefore for all skin types) and very effective for cleaning pores deeply, delicately, without attacking the skin.

It pleasantly completes the first step of our ritual, is used with the cleansing oil, and yes, allows you to deeply cleanse/remove makeup while activating lymphatic circulation and providing a massage, adding pleasure & relaxation to cleansing.

It is manual (to avoid too much movement of the skin, which must be treated gently because otherwise, like an elastic band stretched many times, it loses its tone).

This is a brush with a wooden handle, to avoid plastic, and equipped with 320,000 extremely soft synthetic bristles* (0.045 mm in diameter), made from antibacterial material.

To get this wonderful brush, click here.

How to use it?

Apply the cleansing oil to your face, wet your brush, then gently work it in small, upward circular motions, paying particular attention to the T-zone and neck. Wash your face and rinse the brush after use, then hang it up with its cord to air dry.

*Be aware that vegetable brushes necessarily have thicker bristles and are therefore harder on facial skin (which, again, we don't want to be too abruptly moved). I hope we get a vegetable one soon, but for dry body brushing.

You can have one to use with oil and one to use dry for the face.

We applaud my choice: it will arrive in its carrying pouch and without an overpackaging box.

You will be satisfied and your skin will be radiant, free of impurities and blackheads.

Read here the article on the benefits of brushing for both the body and the face.

How to clean the brush?

With 320,000 bristles, it's entirely possible that some of them didn't get enough glue to stay in place and that a few will come off during the first few uses. I suggest you clean it well, by hand with a mild soap, before your next use, to allow any stubborn bristles (if any) to be removed. Also, it's very important to dry the brush with the bristles facing down. Just like a makeup brush, you don't want water to accumulate in the part of the brush that holds the bristles in place.

Here is a short video where Amélie tells us about its benefits and shows us how to use and clean it.