Dry Skin Bath Body Brush-100% Pure Natural Sisal Bristle. 9" Length

I use this brush in the shower. It is wonderful. I have purchased it 3 times over the last six years.

This is my first experience with dry brushing. This is the first brush I found that I am comfortable using on my skin dry. The fibers are very fine and flexible and this matters. I had no issues holding the handle because the fibers lay down and its not uncomfortable to hold. This exfoliation experience is unlike anything you can do in the shower with any other type of scrubber. The fibers make tiny shallow scratches on your dry skin that you can see. As you keep brushing you can feel it and your skin turns red, but its not pain, rather its like an itch relief. It feels really good. It does not harm my skin at all, there was no danger of breaking the skin. As you get into a rythm its like playing the violin with just the right amount of pressure and you will see skin cells fly off as a dust. I always have sensitive and dry skin and this does not cause any irritation. I have performed brushing on my legs, knees, arms and chest (very carefully). Afterword my skin feels very soft. The legs and arms will get ashy but this could be dealt with by using lotion or showering. In the spirit of dry brushing I dont do either so that my skin can rest. i dont mind the bristles coming off because its not that much and these are natural so they wont hurt anything.

Really doesn’t shed that much. I’ve used about 10 times. The first few times I used on wet skin to soften

I like the brush because it's takes the dead skin off your body. What i don't like is it shreds a little

Quality is great. The way the bristles are woven are high quality and EXTREMELY tight. You won't find loose bristles coming from this brush. I have done dry brushing for about 9 years now and this is the highest quality brush I have found thus far. You can use this under cold or hot water.

I love the stiffness of this brush. It is my 3rd one. I have not found one that works better.

I like this brush. I use ot dry. I did use it wet once. Took a long time to dry. Bristles will fall out some. but not enough to worry about. My body loves this brush.

For some reason, this brand--the more expensive one--forms mildew and mold on the handle. I've never had that happen before in years of purchasing and using sisal bath brushes in our same well-dried shower. Except when in use, the shower door is left open 24/7; it's not a matter of high humidity/poor air circulation. Mold on the handle is particularly odd, as this is hung by the rope on top of the handle every day; you'd think the highest part of the brush would be the most dry/least likely to form mildew or mold. It would seem to be something in the sisal or perhaps the way the top of the handle is formed (too tightly wound?)