Frequency of use of Hanger Bath Brush

Bath brush bathing is beneficial to the skin

1. Exfoliation

Bath brushes can help remove aged keratin cells accumulated on the surface of the skin. Appropriate exfoliation can make the skin look smoother and more delicate, promote the metabolism of skin cells, and allow the skin to better absorb the nutrients in skin care products. For example, when the skin metabolism is slow, the aged stratum corneum will accumulate, making the skin look rough. The moderate use of bath brushes can help improve this situation.

2. Promote blood circulation

When using a bath brush to bathe, the friction and stimulation of the bristles on the skin can promote blood circulation on the surface of the skin to a certain extent. Good blood circulation helps to provide more oxygen and nutrients to skin cells, making the skin healthier and more lustrous. Just like massage, moderate stimulation can improve local blood circulation.

Suggestions for the correct use of bath brushes

Control the strength and treat the skin gently

Avoid excessive force when using a bath brush, and move the bath brush gently on the skin surface. Especially in areas where the skin is weaker, such as the face, neck, elbows, etc., pay more attention to controlling the strength to prevent damage to the skin.

Choose a suitable bath brush

The bristles of the bath brush should not be too rough. You should choose a bath brush with soft bristles of good quality. Rough bristles can easily scratch the skin, while soft bristles can achieve the effect of cleaning and massaging while reducing damage to the skin.

Control the frequency of use

Do not use a bath brush to bathe too frequently. Exfoliating too frequently may disrupt the normal metabolic balance of the skin. It is recommended to reasonably arrange the frequency of using a bath brush according to personal skin conditions, such as the oiliness of the skin, metabolic rate, etc., for example, 1-2 times a week.