How to Use
How to Use Your Brush
01
Soak the brush with warm water, then lather it with soap.
(Liquid, bar, or cream soap all work well.)
02
Work up a lather by gently massaging the brush against your palm.
03
Apply some foam to your face. Then gently glide the sudsy brush over your face, moving it in soft, circular motions across your entire face. Apply gently and delicately, so the hair tips stay upright and reach deep into your pores. Do not rub strongly.
When washing your body — your back, for example — glide the brush over your skin in the same soft, circular motions as you would on your face.
If you press too hard, the hairs lie flat and their sides touch your skin instead of the tips, which actually makes it harder to lift away microscopic dirt and pore-deep grime.
Keeping the hair tips upright as they glide across your skin lets them reach into every fine line and microscopic unevenness, sweeping away the dirt trapped there along with the lather.
04
Rinse off the soap. As you rinse thoroughly, relax your facial muscles and feel the foam and dirt rinsing away from your pores. It cleans your pores far more thoroughly than using your hands alone.
05
Apply your favorite toner. With clean, clear pores, your skin will absorb toner more effectively than before.
Note: We recommend using it 2–3 times a week, depending on your skin's condition.
Note: All other brushes are used the same way as the facial brush.
Brush Care
01
Rinse the brush thoroughly with running water.
Note: Make sure no foam or residue is left in the hair.
02
Gently squeeze out the excess water.
03
Hang it to dry in a well-ventilated area.
Note: Do not use a hair dryer. Allow the brush to air-dry naturally.
