Caressing Facial Brush – Black

Dimensions (L×W×H): 7×5×5 cm

Material: Handle: Silicone, Bristles: Nylon

Color: Black

Designed in: New York, Copenhagen

Made in: China

NUORI ApS
Badstuestraede 7, 1 1209 Copenhagen, Denmark
info@nuori.com

How to use: Dry: Apply three to four times a week in the morning on dry skin, starting from the décolleté and moving upwards towards the forehead. For best results, use light brushing strokes with three to five repetitions per facial area. After application, run your thumb through the bristles to brush away any remaining particles. Wet: Dip the bristles in warm water, apply a cleanser, and move the brush in light, circular motions over the skin to create a rich lather. After use, rinse the brush with lukewarm water. For thorough cleaning, wash the brush with a gentle cleanser or shampoo, rinse, and let it air dry with the bristles facing down.

Step-by-step instructions (see images above): 1. Décolleté – brush from the center of the chest up to the collarbones and shoulders. 2. Neck – stretch the neck by lifting the chin. Brush upwards with long strokes from the collarbone to the jawline. 3. Jawline – lift the chin to stretch the skin. Brush under the jawline with short upward strokes. 4. Chin – hide the lower lip to stretch the skin on the chin upwards. Brush outward from the center of the chin area. 5. Cheeks – stretch the skin by moving the mouth and jaw to the opposite side of the area to be brushed. Perform circular brushing motions outward. 6. Above the upper lip – make short, vigorous strokes outward from the cupid's bow. 7. Nose – brush outward from the bridge of the nose and the tip. 8. Eye area – brush outward to the temples with the brush, first above and then below the eye. 9. Third Eye (Glabella) – use short upward strokes between the eyebrows. 10. Forehead – brush the entire forehead from the center towards the temples. 11. Facial profile – complete the treatment with long, downward strokes from the front and back of the ear. This supports the final lymphatic drainage.