This brush is made of steamed, oiled beechwood and features natural bristles.
I recommend using this brush on your face every morning with a circular motion for 4 to 8 seconds. Follow this with your moisturizer.
You should apply the brush specifically to the jawline area, especially if you are no longer young and the contours there are starting to lose their definition.
If you are experiencing atrophy in the cheek area, the brush should be used there as well.
However, please be sure to avoid the eye area and the forehead entirely.
If you currently have any facial issues, such as inflammation or a strong tendency toward visible capillaries, you should exercise caution with this routine. That said, if you have healed acne and your skin shows minor scarring, the stimulation provided by a brief massage with this brush is wonderfully invigorating and offers a way to improve your complexion.
I have been using this brush myself for 40 years, and I believe with great success. Of course, I didn't have jowls or wrinkles when I was younger, but thanks to my skincare regimen, my face remains wrinkle-free, and I feel my skin does not look as old as I actually am.
Twenty years working in the dermatology clinic and a critical mind shape my skincare concept.
My work as a make-up artist also let me experience the transformative power of aesthetics and care at first hand. From this unique intersection of medicine and beauty grew a deep understanding of what skin really needs – and what it does not.
