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May 10 2018
Tayler is the founder of Midnight Paloma. She’s a mother, author, and clean beauty advocate from Vancouver Canada
Tayler is the founder of Midnight Paloma. She’s a mother, author, and clean beauty advocate from Vancouver Canada
A lot of people are sometimes unsure of what the benefits from daily dry brushing are. The obvious one is exfoliation but there are so many more. Awaken your face first thing in the morning, stimulate lymphatic drainage, tighten and tone skin. We recommend 4 steps to stimulate your lymphatic drainage but the most important part is that you are using your brush on clean, dry skin.
Your lymphatic drainage is a major part of the body’s immune system. It is responsible for ridding the body of toxins through lymph fluid. When built up this fluid can cause tired, puffy looking skin. Many of these vessels run just below the skin and dry brushing regularly can help stimulate flow, helping the body to detoxify itself naturally.
Facial Dry Brushing It's not just for your body and it's our favourite way to wake up in the morning. Stimulate drainage, tighten and tone, promote exfoliation/cell turnover, boost circulation, reduce puffiness and dark circles, and smooth fine lines. Oh, its also great help with your pores!
When there is a lot of inflammation on the skin or under the skin’s surface (ie cystic acne) our lymph nodes go into defensive mode and swell up. Under these conditions, they act as a factory to produce and store white blood cells and immune cells. Dry brushing will help move lymph along the channel and clear up any excess white blood cells and inflammation near the cystic lesions - helping them to shrink faster, and reduce pain.
Body Dry Brushing is our favourite way to wake the body up naturally and get your circulation moving. Using a Dry Body Brush on clean, dry skin pre-shower is the best way to exfoliate and invigorate the skin (plus it's great for cellulite breakdown and all-over skin health)
Dry-brushing is one of those rare things that feels just as good when you do it and it’s incredibly easy to incorporate into your routine.
Tayler is the founder of Midnight Paloma. She’s a mother, author, and clean beauty advocate from Vancouver Canada
Comments
Sam
April 19 2020
Hi :)
I’ve had your dry facial brush for months and use it everyday, but I find it almost creates more cystic acne for me….maybe my system has some build up of toxins, and I know my picking doesn’t help. But it almost seems to make me break out more, will it eventually clear up, if i continue to use it?
Ariel
April 03 2020
Hey Breanna, just saw your comment. This is Ariel from the Midnight Paloma team and I have a couple suggestions. Make sure to hang dry the brush, and only wash about once a week as needed. Let hang dry over night and it should be dry by morning :) .. hope that helps! Email us if you have any other questions info@midnightpaloma.com <3
Breanna
March 10 2020
Hello,
I purchased this brush and I love it but after washing is there any specific way to dry it? My brush is continuing to stay damp. If anyone knows please get back to me!
Thanks