Dry body brushing offers more skin benefits than stimulating blood flow and toxin release. In addition, you can dry brush your bikini line with a jute or sisal bikini brush and prevent ingrown hair. (Also check out this ingrown hair brush.)
What are the Advantages of a Bikini Dry Brush?
The GingerChi Bikini Brush is designed specifically to exfoliate the top layer of skin and therefore allow hair to grow normally. As a result, you can stop ingrown hairs before they start. Not to mention skin looks smoother and more healthy.
The rounded shape of the brush works better as a bikini dry brush because it has bristles on all sides. Many other brushes simply have a flat head, which only features bristles on one side.
Furthermore, the brush handle has an ergonomically-friendly design. As a result, it’s really easy to hold onto, especially if you are using it wet in the shower.
The compact GingerChi dry brush only measures 9.5 inches long, so you can easily pack it in your gym bag or travel case. In other words, you can take it on vacation with you and use it when it’s convenient for you.
How to Use a Bikini Brush to Prevent Ingrown Hair:
First of all, you can use this brush for dry brushing your bikini line – or with water in the shower. Simply brush in the opposite direction that the hair is growing.
Second, establish a quick daily brushing routine to maintain healthy exfoliation with out skin irritation. By doing so, you can avoid those unsightly red bumps around the bikini line with minimal effort
When done, rinse the body brush and hang it up to dry out. This will help keep it cleaner for longer, so you can get more use out of it.
Specs for the Jute Bikini Brush:
- Dimensions: 9.5 Long x 4″ Wide
- Weight: 4 ounces
- Bristles: Jute (softer than Sisal)
- Bristle Coarseness: Soft
- Handle Material: Wood
- Use Wet or Dry
- Vegan, Handmade
- Model #: MB-002
- Brand: GingerChi
- For Sale: Where to Buy the Jute Brush
How to Save Money on a Bikini Dry Brush:
GingerChi is not the only company that makes a dry brush for the bikini line. In fact, you can often save money with a lesser-known brand.
For example, the Touch Me Spa Skin Brush has natural sisal fiber bristles, an easy-grip handle and a rope loop for hanging. (Similar the Merben dry brush above.)
Although the 2 brushes look almost identical, the cheaper version is 2 inches longer. Therefore, if you want the most compact brush, go for the GingerChi.
In either case, the sisal fibers work well to exfoliate skin on your entire body. Consequently, you can use it on your legs, arms, stomach and back as well.
Just like boar hair and cactus brushes, sisal fibers can help with lymphatic drainage, enhanced circulation and cellulite.
The coarser bristles are too rough to use this as a facial brush. However, I’m sure you wouldn’t want to anyway. =)