The perfect dry brush to rejuvenate dry, sluggish skin. Experience the Ayurvedic practice of Garshana (pronounced gar-shun-uh), also known as dry brushing with  Sahajan's specially designed tool. The Dry Brush boosts circulation, supports lymphatic drainage, and sweeps away dry, flaky skin from head to toe leaving you smooth, refreshed, and radiant.

Sahajan loves this traditional technique to promote lymphatic cleansing, detoxification, and smoother, healthier skin. Sahajan's Dry Brush is effective, yet gentle, with a shape that fits snugly in the palm. It’s a simple, powerful ritual that pairs perfectly with Sahajan's Ritual Body Oil for ultimate hydration and balance.

How to Use

• Dry brush before you shower. Begin at your feet and work upward in gentle, sweeping motions toward the heart. Focus on long strokes for limbs and circular motions on joints and the abdomen.
• In the shower, rinse off any dry skin and impurities loosened by dry brushing.
• After showering, massage Ritual Body Oil into slightly damp skin to seal in moisture, calm vata energy that may have you feeling anxious, and keep your glow going strong.

FAQ

Q: Can I dry brush after my shower?
A: Although you can dry brush any time of day, Sahajan recommends before showering to rinse away any debris.

Q: How do I clean the dry brush?
A: Fill a shallow bowl with warm water and add a few drops of tea tree oil or gentle soap. Place the brush in the bowl, bristles facing down, without submerging the wood. Swirl around to release any dirt or debris in bristles. Allow 5-10 minutes to soak, then rinse with clean water. Shake excess water, then air dry on a towel with the bristles down.

Q: How often should I dry brush?
A: At least 2-3 times a week, or as often as every day.

Ingredients

Vegan Bristles, Natural Beechwood Base, Cotton Blend Handle