Yes, we keep two brushes. One dry, one for the shower. Options matter.
Using a dry brush in the shower turns exfoliation into something faster, softer, and easier to maintain for busy schedules.
Why the Shower Works
What changes when water is involved:
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Warm water softens rough patches
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Dead skin lifts more easily
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Less pressure is needed
Heat and steam help relax the skin, making it easier to exfoliate without overworking sensitive areas. This makes the shower method especially helpful for bumpy or textured skin.
Add Soap, Change the Experience
Using your brush with soap creates a different kind of exfoliation.
What we love about it:
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A silky, moisturizing lather
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Gentle exfoliation without dryness
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Skin feels clean, smooth, and comfortable
Lathering the brush with soap cushions the bristles and helps the skin retain moisture while exfoliating. For those dealing with strawberry skin or rough patches, this method smooths texture and helps even the look of skin over time.
Best For Busy Days
This method is ideal if you:
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Want quick exfoliation
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Deal with bumpy areas on legs or arms
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Prefer a softer exfoliation than dry brushing alone
Many people notice that areas with uneven tone or darker patches appear more balanced with consistent use.
Care & Frequency Matters
To keep your brush in good condition:
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Use in the shower every 3 days
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Allow the brush to fully dry between uses
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Hang it by the biodegradable jute rope after showering
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Store in a dust bag in a cool, dry place when not in use
Drying completely helps prevent bacteria and keeps the bristles firm and effective.
The Takeaway
Exfoliation doesn’t have to be complicated. Using your dry brush in the shower is a practical option that fits into daily routines.
Clean skin. Softer texture. A few intentional minutes.
Good grooming supports how you feel—and that carries into the rest of your day.