Dry brushing with a natural bristle body brush helps exfoliate dead skin cells, stimulate lymphatic drainage, and improve blood circulation — leaving skin feeling smoother and more energised. It is best done before showering, using gentle circular strokes starting from the feet and moving upward toward the heart. Regular dry brushing can also help reduce the appearance of dry patches over time.

Yes. pureGLO body brushes are suitable for both wet and dry use. When used in the shower with soap or body wash, the natural bristles create a rich lather and provide a deep cleansing scrub. The double-sided models offer a softer side for lathering and a firmer bristle side for exfoliation, giving you flexibility in one brush.

Yes. The long wooden handle on pureGLO bath brushes is specifically designed to make it easy to clean and exfoliate hard-to-reach areas like the back, shoulders, and lower legs. The ergonomic length provides good leverage without straining your arms or shoulders during use.

Natural boar bristle is firmer than synthetic fibres but provides a thorough and invigorating scrub rather than an abrasive one. For sensitive skin, we recommend the nanofiber wool bamboo massage brush or starting with light pressure and building up gradually. Wet brushing in the shower is also generally gentler than dry brushing for those with sensitive skin.

After each use, rinse the bristles thoroughly and shake off excess water. Store the brush bristle-side down or hang it to dry in a well-ventilated area — never leave it sitting in a pool of water as this can cause the wood to swell or crack. Avoid prolonged soaking. Allow to dry fully between uses to extend the life of both the wood and the bristles.