The lymphatic massage facial brush is designed to gently massage the facial skin and stimulate blood circulation. Regular use helps reduce swelling, improve skin tone, and support natural lymphatic drainage, which helps the body remove excess fluids and waste products.
Brush Ergonomic curved shape fits perfectly with facial contours, allowing you to comfortably massage the jawline, cheeks and lower face. The soft bristles provide a gentle massage to the skin, helping to relax facial muscles and reduce tension.
The non-slip grip area makes the brush comfortable to use, and the durable body ensures a long service life. For best results, the brush can be used with with serum, facial oil or cream, which helps products absorb better into the skin.
Regular use helps to achieve a fresher, smoother and more contoured facial appearance.
Main features
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Improves blood circulation
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Helps reduce swelling
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Supports lymphatic drainage
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Adapts to facial contours
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Ultra-soft bristles
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Ergonomic design
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Anti-slip grip
When not to use
The lymphatic massage facial brush is not recommended for use in the following cases:
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on irritated, inflamed or damaged skin
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in case of active acne or skin inflammation
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in the area of fresh wounds, cuts, or scars
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after recent cosmetic procedures (e.g. injections, laser, strong peels) until the skin has fully recovered
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for skin infections or rashes
If you have skin condition or sensitive skin, we recommend consulting a specialist before use.
How to use a lymphatic brush?
Using a lymphatic massage facial brush helps stimulate blood circulation, reduce swelling, and support the skin's natural lymphatic drainage. For best results, use the brush regularly and with gentle movements.
1. Cleanse the skin
Before the massage, gently cleanse your face and dry your skin. If desired, apply to the skin facial oil, serum or cream, so that the brush glides better on the skin.
2. Start at the jawline area
Place the brush under your chin and move. with gentle strokes upwards and to the sides along the jaw.
3. Massage the cheek area
Move on the cheeks from the center outwards towards the ear. This helps support the movement of lymphatic fluid.
4. Continue with the neck area
Massage your neck from bottom to top towards the chin, to support lymphatic circulation.
5. Repeat the movements
Repeat each movement 5-10 times. The entire massage should last 3–5 minutes.
For best results, use a brush 1–2 times a day.
After a massage, facial skin may be slightly pinkish, which is a normal sign of improved blood circulation.
