Dry Brush

$18.00

This Dry Brush is composed of grass tree wood, all natural bristles, and finely wound hemp twine around the handle.

The ancient practice of dry brushing improves circulation from head to toe and exfoliates the top layer of skin for a brighter, firmer surface all over.

The skin is left invigorated from short, quick strokes of the soft bristles across the entire body, including arms, legs, and torso.

Details

BRAND NAME

Esker

DIMENSIONS

8 x 3 x 1.125 in

INGREDIENTS AND MATERIALS

Grass tree wood, all natural bristles, and finely wound hemp twine

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Step 1: Dry brush using medium pressure all over body. Step 2: Cleanse with gentle body washes in shower or bath. Step 3: Moisturize and treat skin all over the body with functional body oil.

About the Brand

Esker

Esker is a premium, natural bodycare brand specializing in the skin below your chin. We believe that your body has a skin type too, and it should be treated accordingly. Esker products provide a head to toe ritual that is unique to the skin on your body. Esker’s products are made in the USA and have low waste, recyclable, or compostable packaging. All of Esker’s formulas are: made with organic ingredients, natural, plant-based, paraben-free, sulfate-free, Leaping Bunny certified, and cruelty-free. They are also suitable for pregnant & nursing moms.

Woman-founded/led

Why we love them

We love Esker because they understand that the best things to put on your body are derived from the natural world around us. We spend so much time focusing on the skin on our face, that often the skin below gets forgotten about - Esker allows us to indulge in the finer things in life for the other 90% of our body as well. They also have the most incredible soy, zero-waste, “plantable” candle which comes with a seed pack so you can grow something from the “could-be-waste” vessel! All of their packaging is made from recycled materials, they have a partnership with CleanHub to collect plastic waste before it enters the precious ocean ecosystem, and they provide sustainable jobs with ethical working conditions for communities, prioritizing women from self-help groups.