ELEMIS Body Detox Skin Brush - Exfoliating Body Brush

My naturopath recommended to do a dry body massage with a natural body brush to increase blood and lymph circulation.All natural brushes I found in stores are way too soft and loose bristles within a month of use and gets even softer with each use. Not expensive (~ $20) but I end up buying new each month.Did some search on-line and elemis brush came up. It was the most expensive on the market ($60), but the reviews were great, so I got it.Use it now for 6 months. First couple weeks the massage was quite painful, as the brush, made of cactus fibber, is extremely firm. Then the skin got use to it and now the dry brush massage is the part of my regular morning routine .The brush doesn’t lose any bristle and stays as firm as it was on day one. After regular use my skin became very smooth and silky, even some spider veins start disappearing.Very high quality product. Highly recommend.

Definitely leaves my skin softer! I use it 2-3 times per week.

What a difference in my skin, softer & smoother!Worth every penny best I’ve used so far. Improves circulation makes skin have much better appearance.

Well made and the bristles are great

I purchased these body brushes for the purpose of exfoliation. Some sources suggest there are other benefits to body brushing, but I can't quite find anything solid on these other benefits.I bought the fantasea brush for some $3-4 and the elemis, regarded as the best body brush by one review (found via google), which cost me $36.Both brushes come as brush heads with a wooden backing and strap for an easy grip, but the elemis comes with a detachable handle, which would be useful for brushing the back and other hard-to-reach places. The elemis also seems to be of better quality, as the fantasea lost its bristles on the first day, whereas the elemis stayed intact. The elemis is also stiffer, which may mean it makes a better exfoliation tool, but I find that I enjoy the feel of the fantasea brush more. The fantasea seems to be hard enough to brush off dead skin cells (and I could see the white dust coming off and feel my skin becoming smoother), but soft enough to feel enjoyable and more like a massage than a desperate attempt to scratch off dead skin cells.Overall, I think I prefer the fantasea as it does the job of exfoliating and is more enjoyable. It might wear down faster than the elemis and it comes without a handle, but I think the much cheaper price makes up for it.

I actually got this for my feet. While I brush my teeth I stand on the handle of this brush with one foot and I brush my other foot. Then I trade sides. It doesn’t seem to loose to much hair. If it does then I won’t buy again but if it lasts a four or more months then I will buy again. It does Feel really good on my feet. Happy with this brush.

i had high hopes for this brush. and it really had a dense pack of hairs. i use a brush daily in shower and like it to be stiff and resilient. after 3 weeks the brush had split where the handle is attached, causing the loss of bristles and ability to hold the handle properly to brush became increasingly difficult. i keep my brush hung up out of moisture and like in a very dry climate. i would never buy this again.

I saw these in a recent magazine saying that Miranda Kerr recommends using this to get rid of some obvious cellulite when going to the beach as a temporary fix. Trust me this works like a charm! If you want to temporarily get rid of some of your cellulite this brush will help to diminish the hated dimples in your thighs and butt. Just gently brush from the back of the knee to the top of your bum for about two minutes on both sides to disguise any signs of hideous cellulite and if possible go and use a caffeine infused body scrub in the shower to continue to help circulation after the brushing to get even greater results.