The Lymphatic Brush
The Lymphatic Brush is not a dry brush, a make-up brush, or a cleansing brush. The patented design provides an easy, ergonomic and effective way to incorporate lymphatic drainage into your professional and self-care face and body routines.
Cecily Braden has revolutionized “bristle” face and body brushes with the introduction of The Lymphatic Brush
The patented design features a unique bristle pattern and density combination that grips the skin in a precise way, targeting the superficial lymph vessels residing just under the skin. When combined with specialized techniques, it mimics the passive contractions of the lymph vessels to manually propel fluids and stimulate lymph flow.
The ergonomic contoured shape ensures proper contact with the surface of the skin and accurate alignment with the lymph nodes and lymphatic pathways.
Although they appear the same, the face and body brush bristles differ slightly to provide appropriate pressure from head to toe. The bristles are soft, but durable. They won’t scratch, irritate, or damage sensitive and fragile skin types.
The Lymphatic Brush makes it easy to effectively incorporate lymphatic drainage into your professional treatments and self-care routines.
Let’s get flowing…
Flush excess fluid and cellular waste to revive tired, restless legs, reduce swelling, improve digestion, minimize the appearance of cellulite, support the immune system and assist your body’s ability to heal.
Best Deal! Your full-body and facial lymphatic drainage solution. Target sluggishness, reduce inflammation, clear congestion, improve common skin concerns and support your immune system from head to toe.
Achieve healthy, glowing and clear skin by supporting the skins natural filtration system to remove excess fluid and cellular waste that contribute to acne, rosacea, puffiness, dark circles and sensitivities.
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Sustainability
A Minimalist x Modern Approach
Sustainability in the health and wellness industry starts with a shift in how we view and care for our ourselves. We must consider and seek to balance the physical, mental, financial, and environmental impact of what we purchase.
The Lymphatic Brush is part of a conscious consumer choice that focuses on a minimalistic approach to skincare that prioritizes our internal health. By focusing on our internal health and improving the function of our skin from within, we’re able to maximize the effectiveness of the products we use and reduce our dependency on complicated skincare routines and costly programs that often don’t work.
It isn’t fast fashion, a fad, or hyped wellness trend. It’s a tool that supports the science of the skin and natural filtration system of our body. It’s a gentle, pragmatic approach that “clears the clutter” and allows your skin and body to work better for you.
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The Lymphatic Brush x Face & Neck
Here is a clip from TLB Zoom Tutorial organized by Mandy @mandypitcherwellbeing, our UK Distributor.
This 4-minute full face and neck routine can be done daily to help reduce stagnation and the cellular “clutter” (or toxic/cellular debris) in the tissue that contributes to most skincare issues.
Work from your neck upward focusing on the major “catchment” areas, or lymph node clusters to create a “lymphatic waterfall” and support the natural flow of fluids and lymph.
💦 Open lymphatic pathways
💦 Acne, Blackheads
💦 Sinus Congestion
💦 Calm Anxiety
💦 Minimize puffiness
💦 Diminish dark circles
💦 Soften laugh lines
💦 Sagging jowls
💦 Contour hjawline
💦 Release stress
💦 And more
This can be performed with the TLB Body Brush.
It’s not about PRESSURE, but rather CONNECTION of the textured bristles with the surface of your skin. Adjust as needed to make sure you remain connected as you sweep, stretch, rotate to manipulate the skin and flow of lymph.
Stay tuned...I will be adding more clips from the Zoom Workshop!
Have a great day!
Cecily
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#lymph #thelymphaticbrush #puffyeyes #darkcircles #saggingskin #contour #sculpt #facial #lymphaticdrainage #holisticskincare #cecilybraden #TLB #acne #blackheads
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, “The Lymphatic Brush is the BEST travel buddy ever! ✈️🚂🚗
Supporting the health of the skin doesn’t have to be complicated or involve a gazillion steps and products.
It’s all about creating movement in the underlying tissue and giving the “fluids and fibers” a healthy environment to function.
In other words, helping filter the tissue and get rid of the “clutter” that is no longer needed.
I call it “inner cleansing” and it helps my skin stay clear and my immune system robust when I’m on the road and subjected to all kinds of “unknowns.”
Pro Tip: If crunched for time, focus on movements on your neck and BEHIND, BELOW and in FRONT of your ears.
This is a clip from a quick tutorial I did on my way to the airport. I’m all about the efficient use of my time and I understand not having the patience or time for self-care.
It’s one reason TLB is in an easy travel eco-case, so you can take it with you and give yourself some “sweeps” when and wherever you have time.
FAQ: I cleansed, applied a serum and facial oil before leaving, so while my skin has products on it, I allowed time for them to absorb.
Next stop Ft. Lauderdale for my 2nd to last Gua Sha Facial Fusion workshop of 2023.
Thank you for being here!
Wheels up! ✈️🛫
@cecilybraden
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#travelmust #travelhack #skincare #travelandleisure #lymph #travellife #immuneboost #robbreport #traveltips
Thank you Geraldine @shedskinclinic (Morden, London UK) for sharing your post surgery routine and the benefits of lymphatic drainage for supporting the healing process.
#Repost with permission
I had my parathyroid gland removed 2 weeks ago, I`d been having what I thought was peri menopausal /mptoms for years.
This is my scar 14 days post surgery, I took the surgical dressing off 2 days ago because it was making my skin incredibly itchy and inflamed.
Last night I decided to try reducing the inflammation and it worked!
✅ Lymph drainage
✅ LED NIR light session
✅ Dermalogica Pro Restore serum
My scar is MUCH calmer today, and most importantly less painful and irritated.
All 3 therapies are available in clinic.
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#postsurgery #surgeryrecovery #parathyroidsurgery #calmskin #ledphototherapy #nearinfrared #skincare #skincareroutine #thelymphaticbrush #lymphdrainage #mld
WELL + GOOD ARTICLE
Thank you @tehrene, @thejessiestrada and @iamwellandgood for including me and the TLB in this great article.
I absolutely LOVE this topic!!
There are so many benefits and ways to incorporate facial massage into your skincare routine.
Please see the link in bio to read the full-article and contributions by Liz Aigner @glowlizmassage and Vanessa Chu @stretchdspace.
Remember, it doesn’t have to be complicated.
Just a few minutes a day with, or without your favorite facial massage tool can make a big difference.
Movement is essential to healthy functioning skin.
Have a great weekend everyone!
@CecilyBraden
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#facialmassage #massage #DIYfacial #wellandgood #well+good #cecilybraden #thelymphaticbrush #skincare #healthyaging
Thank you Megan Niño @beautylovesnature for sharing this beautiful TLB routine. Megan is a Holistic Esthetician in Boise, ID. If/when in the area, I recommend her highly.
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"It is an honor to age," like Cindy Crawford says. I`m currently on a very heavy self-love ritual that involves organic skin care, Gua Sha, lymphatic drainage, & face massage.
This is the CJB lymphatic brush @cecilybraden I tooklà professional gua sha class with Cecily back in 2020, and it literally changed my life. I`ve always loved her modalities. (I don`t get paid to promote)
If you already have this brush and have been using it, I would love to hear about your experience in the comments below.
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