Kitsch Dry Brushing Body Brush for Lymphatic Drainage- Soft Bristles - Reduces Cellulites, Removes Dry Skin and Improves Blood Circulation, Body Exfoliator Scrubber for Glowing Skin, Sauna Accessories

I’ve really been enjoying this Kitsch Dry Brushing Body Brush. I can’t say for sure if it’s doing anything for lymphatic drainage (I’m not a doctor!), but I can say that it makes my skin feel noticeably softer and smoother after I use it.The bristles are soft enough to be gentle, but still effective at exfoliating without irritation. It’s just the right level of firmness—not scratchy, but not too soft either. The handle is easy to hold, and the overall design feels well made and comfortable to use.I’ve started using it before my showers and it’s become a relaxing little ritual that makes me feel like I’m taking better care of myself. Definitely five stars for how good it makes my skin feel!

great beauty secret. Dry brush in upward strokes. then hop in the shower. Not too hard, not too soft, comfortable grip.

This dry brush has just the right amount of touch for my skin. I love it, invigorating n smooth. The grip is easy to use tho sometimes I guess fit it in the palm of my hand.

If you need a dry brush simply m for the routine, but not for the best exfoliating purposes I can see how this could be used daily & possibly soften your skin over time. My legs are so dry that this is not firm enough to change them. It’s like rubbing a soft cloth over them. It’s fine for the chest & arms. Very light weight. Nicely built. I’ll try a Sisal Bristle brush for exfoliating. But this feels nice just to have in a routine

This dry brush is everything. I've purchased others which were too rough on my skin. This one was soft. Glad I received a recommendation for this one and even happier that I purchased it.

Bristles and softer than I expected but this is my first dry brush so I can't speak for how it compares. Firm enough to feel like it's exfoliating, soft enough to not make my skin irritated. Tolerable for daily use but you'll still want to exfoliate in the shower and maybe even use an AHA after if you're working on actual texture issues like kp and not just maintenance

I just received mine (I bought one for a gift) and have not used it yet. It seems well built, the handle is nice and fits pretty well, and the bristles are pretty soft. I am a little bit concerned that the bristles will be too soft to have much effect on my dry skin. I usually use a pretty scratchy pad in the shower... we'll see.

I adore this dry brush. The last one I had was pretty rough so I went for this one. I think it is nice quality and it doesn’t irritate my sensitive skin. I try to do this a few times a week and I just love having this a part of my pamper routine.