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Beauty

The Brush Off

Beauty and Anti-Aging
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Skin brushing exfoliates the skin, boosts circulation, and leaves you looking radiant. Using a natural-bristle brush on dry skin, start at the soles of your feet and move upward, brushing toward the heart. Not only will your skin glow, but the practice is also said to stimulate the lymph system, which aids in the natural detoxification of the body.

For the Face: The Clarisonic Skin Care Brush is an amazing new way to deep- clean the face. Use the brush daily in the shower or at the sink to improve your complexion and remove every last trace of makeup, sunscreen, and oil. $195 at Advanced Skin Fitness, 3601 Routh St., 214-521-5277.For the Experience: Let an expert introduce you to the art of skin brushing; try the Karisoftness Wrap at the Spa & Salon at the Four Seasons. This indulgent treatment includes an invigorating full-body brush followed by an exfoliating Sothys gel peel and a moisturizing massage using Kari seed oil and African shea butter. $195 at the Spa & Salon at the Four Seasons Resort and Club, 4150 MacArthur Blvd., Irving. 972-717-2499.For the Body: Try the natural cactus-bristle Elemis Skin Brush in a Bag. Adding just 5 to 10 minutes of skin brushing to your nightly routine will help eliminate cellulite. $44 at Nordstrom, 8687 North Central Expy., 214-231-3900 x. 1415.

 

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