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Like clockwork, dry brushing seems to pop in and out of #BeautyToks collective consciousness every few months.
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Of course, you cant dry-brush without, well, a dry brush.
But what makes a good dry brush?
We spoke to beauty experts to find the best dry brushes, beloved by editors and dermatologists alike.
The multiuse brush can be used both wet and dry, and even works with our favoritebodywashesand cleansers.
With a curved design and easy-grip handle, the brush is made with usability in mind.
But if you have sensitive skin, those stiff, harsh bristles can cause irritation and discomfort.
The Keys Soulcare brush is the most user-friendly and my absolute favorite.
The bristles are dense but soft, so it feels invigorating, but Im never worried about overexfoliating.
Its also wonderful for circulation and moving stagnant lymph, which leaves your skin looking dull.
How do you use a dry brush?
How many times a week should you dry-brush?
Those with particularly sensitive skin and skin conditions like rosacea and eczema should avoid dry brushing.
