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		<title>Dry Skin Brushing</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:51:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dry Skin Brushing  is a very easy way to stimulate your lymphatic system and circulation, which in turn helps your body eliminate toxins. Our skin is an organ of elimination (which is often forgotten!), just like our liver and kidneys, and gets rid of more than a pound of waste products everyday, we can boost [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-1537" title="Japanese Sisal Brush" src="http://www.juliahart.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Japanese_Body_Br_495724730af34-300x179.jpg" alt="Japanese Sisal Brush" width="300" height="179" />Dry Skin Brushing  is a very easy way to stimulate your lymphatic system and circulation, which in turn helps your body eliminate toxins. Our skin is an organ of elimination (which is often forgotten!), just like our liver and kidneys, and gets rid of more than a pound of waste products everyday, we can boost this process by a morning dry body brushing before we shower.</p>
<p>Dry skin brushing can improve the skin&#8217;s appearance in many ways, the first is by sloughing off dead skin cells and creating  smoother skin that reflects the light, making it glow! Brushing also stimulates cell turnover and renewal and can boost the skin&#8217;s sebum production which helps improve the texture and tone of the skin.</p>
<p>By body brushing everyday, you not only improve your skin&#8217;s appearance but boost your health by an improved blood/Lymph flow and immune system. It also makes you<em><strong> feel</strong> </em>amazing! and is a real boost to your energy as it is extremely invigorating &#8211; giving you vitality for the day ahead.</p>
<p>Now you know why dry skin brushing is so amazing, it&#8217;s time to start <em>doing</em> it! here&#8217;s how&#8230;&#8230;..</p>
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<li>Choose your brush, natural bristles are proven to be far more effective than synthetic, but should always be used dry, otherwise they can rot. My chosen brush is an &#8220;<a title="Origins Raffe Brush" href="http://www.origins.co.uk/templates/products/sp_nonshaded.tmpl?CATEGORY_ID=CAT3609&amp;PRODUCT_ID=PROD66011" target="_blank"><strong>Origins Raffe Brush</strong></a>&#8220;, as seen in the picture above, the bristles are firm enough to use light, flowing strokes without applying pressure.</li>
<li>It is vital to brush in the right direction, so remember it&#8217;s - <strong>always towards your heart</strong> in long flowing strokes, repeat the strokes a few times in each area.</li>
<li>Start from your feet (soles as well) and work upwards, I find it easier to put one foot up on the toilet seat and work on that leg first.</li>
<li>Use long, smooth strokes and brush the legs and buttocks. Concentrate on the hips and thighs to really improve the appearance of cellulite and orange peel skin.</li>
<li>Brush both arms from wrist to shoulder, the neck and shoulder area should be treated gently as the flesh is very delicate.</li>
<li>Move up to your torso but be gentle on your tummy as it can be quite sensitive! follow a clockwise direction using gentle circular strokes. This will follow the flow of your intestines and not disrupt any bowel functions.</li>
<li>Move onto your back in a downward direction, with a sweep across your shoulder blades.</li>
<li>Once finished, jump in the shower, if your very brave turn the shower to cold at the end for an extra invigorating boost! To save time moisturising, use a shower oil to nourish your skin. You may also want to apply a skin firming cream/gel to your hips, thighs and bottom.</li>
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<p>The whole process may seem a chore, but it should only take 5 minutes maximum, and will soon become a healthy habit. You may want to increase the pressure once you have got used to the sensation.</p>
<p><strong>Note</strong> &#8211; avoid areas of of cut, broken or very sensitive skin, and varicose veins. Never dry brush your face.</p>
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