Body

Palm Body Brush

A palm-sized brush that stands in its own cradle. Soft enough for most days, and there is nothing to grip.

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30 days to change your mind

Use it for a month. If it is not the texture you hoped for, email us within 30 days and we refund you.

Sits in your palm

No handle to grip. You hold the body of the brush, so your wrist stays neutral and you can reach round your own back.

Soft, not scratchy

Dense fine bristles rather than stiff bristles. It is made to be used often, not to survive once a week.

Stands on its own

The cradle holds it bristles-down between uses, so water runs out instead of sitting in the base.

Wet or dry

Use it dry before you shower, or in the shower with your usual body wash. Nothing about it changes.

How to use

Three moves, from the feet up

1
Start low

Begin at the feet and work upward in long strokes, always toward the heart. Two or three passes per area is plenty.
2
Keep it light

Pressure is not the point. Skin should look warm afterwards, not red. If it stings, you are pressing too hard.
3
Rinse and stand it

Rinse the bristles, shake it out and set it back in the cradle, bristles down. That is the whole care routine.

A palm-sized body brush that stands in its own cradle. There is no handle: you hold the body of the brush, which keeps your wrist neutral and lets you reach round your own back.

The bristles are dense and fine rather than stiff. It is built to be used often, not to survive one aggressive scrub a week.

Wet or dry — use it on dry skin before you shower, or in the shower with your usual body wash. Nothing about it changes.

The cradle holds it bristles-down between uses, so water runs out instead of sitting in the base. It is included.

What it does. It lifts loose dead skin and spreads body wash evenly, so skin feels smoother and moisturiser goes on better. You will see body brushes sold on detoxification, lymphatic drainage and cellulite reduction — we do not make those claims, because the evidence is not there and a brush is not a medical device.

Not for the face, and not on skin that is broken, sunburnt, inflamed or freshly shaved.

Questions about this one

What does it actually do?

It lifts loose dead skin and spreads body wash evenly, so your skin feels smoother and your moisturiser goes on better. That is the honest answer.

You will see body brushes sold on detoxification, lymphatic drainage and cellulite reduction. We are not going to tell you that. Those claims are not supported by evidence we would be comfortable putting our name to, and a brush is not a medical device.

How often can I use it?

Daily is fine on the body if you keep the pressure light. Every second or third day suits dry or reactive skin better.

Skip any area that is broken, sunburnt, inflamed or freshly shaved, and skip it entirely on the face — the bristles are sized for the body.

How do I keep it clean?

Rinse it after each use and stand it bristles-down. Once a week, work a little soap through the bristles, rinse until the water runs clear and let it dry the same way.

Do not soak the body of the brush and do not put it in a dishwasher — heat loosens the bond between the bristles and the base.

Will it suit sensitive skin?

The bristles are soft rather than stiff, which is the point of it. Even so, test it on one small area for a couple of days before you take it over your whole body, and stop if the skin stays red for more than an hour.