Dr. Doug's Premium Round Dry Brush – Exfoliate, Stimulate, Transform
A dry brush is the simplest step you can add to your routine. Dr. Doug’s Premium Round Dry Brush has natural bristles and a round shape that fits your hand. A few minutes of brushing before your shower leaves your skin feeling smoother and ready for your balm.
An easy first step in your everything-shower, recovery or firming routine. Brush, shower, then massage in your favorite Dr. Doug’s balm.
Why You’ll Love It
- Easy exfoliation: Sweeps away dry, flaky skin so it feels smooth and soft.
- Wakes up your skin: Long, light strokes feel invigorating and help promote local circulation.
- Ready for your balm: Freshly brushed skin is the perfect moment to massage in your favorite Dr. Doug's balm.
- Fits your hand: The compact, round shape gives you easy control.
How to Use
- Start Dry: Use on dry skin before your shower or bath.
- Brush Upward: Begin at your feet and brush in long, upward strokes toward the heart. For arms, start at the wrists and work toward the shoulders.
- Be Gentle: Use light pressure, especially on sensitive areas like the chest and stomach.
- Rinse & Moisturize: After brushing, rinse off and follow with a nourishing balm like Dr. Doug’s Magnesium Balm.
Who It’s For
- Runners and lifters who want a post-workout ritual.
- Busy people who want a three-minute self-care step.
- Anyone who wants smoother-feeling skin.
The Benefits at a Glance
- Exfoliates: Clears away dry, flaky skin for a fresh, polished feel.
- Invigorating: A quick wake-up for your skin before the shower.
- Pairs with your balm: Brush, shower, balm.
- Easy to use: Compact and comfortable, any time.
Which Bristle Choice is right for me?
Gentle Dry Brush:
Soft Bristles: These bristles are softer than on our deep exfoliation brush, providing a gentle yet effective dry brushing experience. Ideal for those new to dry brushing or with sensitive skin.
Mild Exfoliation: Perfect for daily use, these bristles offer a mild exfoliation that helps improve skin texture without discomfort.
Invigorating: Wakes up your skin while gently sweeping away dead skin cells.
Deep Exfoliation Dry Brush:
Firm Bristles: With firmer bristles, this brush is designed for a deeper and more invigorating dry brushing experience. Ideal for those looking for a thorough exfoliation.
Intense Exfoliation: These bristles provide a more intense exfoliation, removing dead skin cells for skin that looks and feels smoother.
Energizing: Perfect for those who want a robust dry brushing experience that refreshes your skin.
Brush. Shower. Balm.
Three minutes that leave your skin feeling smooth, soft and ready for the day.
Frequently asked questions
How do I dry brush?
Brush on dry skin before your shower. Start at your feet and use long, light strokes up toward your heart. For arms, go from wrists to shoulders. Go gently on the chest and stomach. Then shower and follow with a balm.
Should I dry brush before or after a shower?
Before, on dry skin. Then rinse off and massage in a balm while your skin is soft. Many pair it with our Magnesium Balm.
How often should I dry brush?
Start with 2 to 3 times a week. If your skin likes it, many people brush most days. It should feel invigorating, never scratchy or painful.
Gentle or Deep Exfoliation: which bristle is right for me?
Gentle has softer bristles, for beginners and sensitive skin. Deep Exfoliation has firmer bristles, for people who like a stronger brush. Not sure? Start with Gentle.
Does dry brushing actually work?
It's a simple exfoliating ritual. It sweeps away dry, flaky skin, leaves skin feeling smoother and helps promote local circulation. It also gets your skin ready for your balm.
Does dry brushing help lymphatic drainage or cellulite?
You'll see big promises online, but research on dry brushing itself is very limited, so we won't promise those results. Here's what we can tell you: it exfoliates, leaves skin feeling smoother and helps promote local circulation. Brushing in long strokes toward your heart follows the same direction used in lymphatic massage, and many people love how their skin looks and feels after. Follow it with a balm while your skin is soft.
Dry brush or gua sha: which one?
They do different jobs. The dry brush exfoliates the surface before a shower. The Bian stone gua sha is a massage stone you use with balm afterward. Many people use both: brush, shower, then balm and stone.
Can I use the dry brush on my face?
This brush is made for the body. Skip your face and any broken, irritated or sunburned skin. To care for it, tap out the bristles after each use and let it dry bristles-down.
A dry brush is the simplest step you can add to your routine. Dr. Doug’s Premium Round Dry Brush has natural bristles and a round shape that fits your hand. A few minutes of brushing before your shower leaves your skin feeling smoother and ready for your balm.
An easy first step in your everything-shower, recovery or firming routine. Brush, shower, then massage in your favorite Dr. Doug’s balm.
Why You’ll Love It
- Easy exfoliation: Sweeps away dry, flaky skin so it feels smooth and soft.
- Wakes up your skin: Long, light strokes feel invigorating and help promote local circulation.
- Ready for your balm: Freshly brushed skin is the perfect moment to massage in your favorite Dr. Doug's balm.
- Fits your hand: The compact, round shape gives you easy control.
How to Use
- Start Dry: Use on dry skin before your shower or bath.
- Brush Upward: Begin at your feet and brush in long, upward strokes toward the heart. For arms, start at the wrists and work toward the shoulders.
- Be Gentle: Use light pressure, especially on sensitive areas like the chest and stomach.
- Rinse & Moisturize: After brushing, rinse off and follow with a nourishing balm like Dr. Doug’s Magnesium Balm.
Who It’s For
- Runners and lifters who want a post-workout ritual.
- Busy people who want a three-minute self-care step.
- Anyone who wants smoother-feeling skin.
The Benefits at a Glance
- Exfoliates: Clears away dry, flaky skin for a fresh, polished feel.
- Invigorating: A quick wake-up for your skin before the shower.
- Pairs with your balm: Brush, shower, balm.
- Easy to use: Compact and comfortable, any time.
Which Bristle Choice is right for me?
Gentle Dry Brush:
Soft Bristles: These bristles are softer than on our deep exfoliation brush, providing a gentle yet effective dry brushing experience. Ideal for those new to dry brushing or with sensitive skin.
Mild Exfoliation: Perfect for daily use, these bristles offer a mild exfoliation that helps improve skin texture without discomfort.
Invigorating: Wakes up your skin while gently sweeping away dead skin cells.
Deep Exfoliation Dry Brush:
Firm Bristles: With firmer bristles, this brush is designed for a deeper and more invigorating dry brushing experience. Ideal for those looking for a thorough exfoliation.
Intense Exfoliation: These bristles provide a more intense exfoliation, removing dead skin cells for skin that looks and feels smoother.
Energizing: Perfect for those who want a robust dry brushing experience that refreshes your skin.
Brush. Shower. Balm.
Three minutes that leave your skin feeling smooth, soft and ready for the day.
Frequently asked questions
How do I dry brush?
Brush on dry skin before your shower. Start at your feet and use long, light strokes up toward your heart. For arms, go from wrists to shoulders. Go gently on the chest and stomach. Then shower and follow with a balm.
Should I dry brush before or after a shower?
Before, on dry skin. Then rinse off and massage in a balm while your skin is soft. Many pair it with our Magnesium Balm.
How often should I dry brush?
Start with 2 to 3 times a week. If your skin likes it, many people brush most days. It should feel invigorating, never scratchy or painful.
Gentle or Deep Exfoliation: which bristle is right for me?
Gentle has softer bristles, for beginners and sensitive skin. Deep Exfoliation has firmer bristles, for people who like a stronger brush. Not sure? Start with Gentle.
Does dry brushing actually work?
It's a simple exfoliating ritual. It sweeps away dry, flaky skin, leaves skin feeling smoother and helps promote local circulation. It also gets your skin ready for your balm.
Does dry brushing help lymphatic drainage or cellulite?
You'll see big promises online, but research on dry brushing itself is very limited, so we won't promise those results. Here's what we can tell you: it exfoliates, leaves skin feeling smoother and helps promote local circulation. Brushing in long strokes toward your heart follows the same direction used in lymphatic massage, and many people love how their skin looks and feels after. Follow it with a balm while your skin is soft.
Dry brush or gua sha: which one?
They do different jobs. The dry brush exfoliates the surface before a shower. The Bian stone gua sha is a massage stone you use with balm afterward. Many people use both: brush, shower, then balm and stone.
Can I use the dry brush on my face?
This brush is made for the body. Skip your face and any broken, irritated or sunburned skin. To care for it, tap out the bristles after each use and let it dry bristles-down.