THE REJUVENATION

Service Description

Experience the rejuvenating effects of dry brushing! This exfoliating brushing technique promotes smooth, radiant skin while enhancing circulation and supporting the body’s natural detoxification process. After brushing, warm towels infused with essential oils will be applied to warm and soothe the skin. Lastly, a moisturizing butter (Shea butter, Mango butter, Cocoa butter, and Aloe Vera gel) will be massaged into your skin leaving it soft and replenished. Take the brush home with you with instructions on how to brush yourself! Get ready for a treatment that invigorates the skin and also offers relaxation and a glow that lasts long after your visit. Benefits: *Removes dead skin cells, leaving the skin feeling soft, smooth, and refreshed *Stimulates blood flow, promoting healthier, more vibrant skin *Supports Lymphatic Drainage/aids in detoxification, helping your body eliminate toxins more effectively *May temporarily reduce the appearance of cellulite, giving your skin a more toned, firm appearance. *Invigorates the body, improves muscle tone, and relieves tension *Promotes skin renewal by improving skin texture and tone Contraindications: While dry brushing offers numerous benefits, it may not be suitable for everyone. The following conditions may require modification or avoidance of this treatment: Sensitive or Irritated Skin: If you have sunburn, rashes, open wounds, or extremely dry skin, dry brushing may irritate these areas further. Active Skin Conditions: Conditions like eczema, psoriasis, or rosacea may be aggravated by the friction of dry brushing. Varicose Veins: Avoid dry brushing directly over varicose veins, as it may cause irritation or further strain on the veins. Infections: Any active skin infections, such as fungal or bacterial infections, should be healed before undergoing this treatment. Pregnancy: While dry brushing is generally safe for most, pregnant individuals should consult their doctor before trying this service, especially on sensitive areas like the abdomen. Blood Disorders: Individuals with clotting or bleeding disorders (e.g., hemophilia) should avoid dry brushing due to the risk of bruising or irritation. Recent Surgery: Dry brushing is not recommended until 3-6 months after surgery.