An "everything shower" typically involves exfoliating, shaving, cleansing, moisturizing, but for next-level clean and baby-soft skin, beauty lovers and experts all agree you have to get into dry brushing. "Used throughout history in many diverse cultures, dry skin brushing has been practiced as a preventive for dry skin and a way to exfoliate the body, thus simulating skin renewal,” says Vicki Weaver, creator of Ida Body Care. Beyond smoother skin, this pre-shower act can also help improve circulation and blood flow, leading to increased elasticity, toned and firm skin. If you want to get on the dry brush trend just in time for summer, here are six dry brushes to add to cart now.
Dry Brushing Is Having a Resurgence—Here Are 6 to Try Now
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