Hydrea London Dry Body Brush – Long Handled Exfoliating Dry Skin Brush with Vegan Cactus Bristle, Dry Brush Cellulite Remover, Exfoliating. Helps Improve Lymphatic Drainage - FSC® Certified Beechwood.

This is a good body brush, just as good as more expensive ones. It feels solid but it is not too heavy, the wood is smooth and it is well designed. The bristles are quite firm though, if you are not used to it they can feel a little scratchy, but they are great for smoothing your skin and making it really soft, especially if you follow the brushing session with a little oil lotion. i find it is good for improving my circulation, so it should help if you spend a lot of time sitting and get tired legs. And I think if you make it into a habit the brush massage can be quite a relaxing experience. It can be used for wet or dry brushing.It is a long brush, about 47 cm when attached. It is useful that you can separate the brush from the handle, so all places are easy to reach. The handle slides into the brush, and has to be pressed in quite firmly to attach it securely, but once that is done you can brush vigorously and it will not fall out.Overall, this is a handy and comfortable brush...really good value.

The product is of good quality. The brush can actually exfoliate. The size is good and easy to handle

Just the job for a good back or foot scrub. Gets those annoying places that for some strange reason you can no longer reach. Lovely firm bristles are perfect for a good scrub.I understand why they made the brush a separate item, so that you can detach it from the handle and use as a hand brush, but it means that annoyingly the brush can fall off. Frankly, I bought it as a long handled brush, so I have now pinned and glued it together. If they had made it as a single piece, I'd give it another star.The wood and bristles are good quality, so I do recommend this, but you may also want to glue and pin the two pieces together too.

I purchased the Hydrea London Dry Skin Sauna Brush after I read about the benefits of dry brushing and needed something that could reach my back. This particular brush got good reviews and was a good price.I have been dry brushing with this product now for a month now and it is still in perfect condition. Another reviewer stated that the wood had warped. That suggests that they are using the product in the shower. This is not what this brush is for! Don't get it wet.The bristles are firm - reassuringly firm. It does say cactus bristles and that probably describes the sensation well. If you are brushing sensitive parts like stomachs then this might be uncomfortable; there are less firm brushes out there.You certainly feel the brush against your skin and afterwards you do feel invigorated.The bristles have not come loose and I can imagine this brush lasting a good many years.I am very happy with this dry body brush and recommend it to you. Certainly at this price it offers very good value and it is sustainably produced.

Not what I expected. This brush is good-ish and well made but not the same quality as they were previously made. These brushes used to be made with cactus and were quite hard and gave you a great scrub. Sadly the new type is too soft and probably cheaper to make but the same expensive price for us punters to purchase. And it's not the same as the picture on the site.

While the product initially seemed to be of good quality, I was disappointed to find that after only three uses, the wooden part where the bristles are attached developed a considerable crack.I assumed this was an isolated issue, so I wanted to contact the seller before leaving a negative review. Unfortunately, it is not possible to contact the seller directly, as all complaints are handled by a chatbot, which eventually redirects you to Amazon.Just to note, this is a low-rated review of the product due to Hydréa London’s failure to stand behind their product.On a positive note, Amazon’s customer service was superb and resolved the issue to my satisfaction.**

A nice and firm brush that works very well.The handle is removable and has a slight taper on the push-fit that goes into the brush head so you can use it with the strap on the back of the brush for local brushing or extend it with the handle and get to the harder to reach places.As its made of wood, obviously it expands when it gets wet, so don't ram the head in hard and act surprised if the wood splits when it shrinks as it dries out. !!!We've taken to storing the two parts separately using the hooks that are provided, this allows it to dry out naturally and avoids any shrinkage and related stress cracking in the wood where its thinner at the back of the brush head.Looks like a well made brush, definitely worth the price.

I've no idea why the instructions say "NOT for use in a shower" - that's precisely where I do use it and it's bliss - absolute bliss. There isn't anywhere that this brush can't scratch, and scratch properly. After a thorough scrub with this thing in a hot shower, you'll feel not just clean but thoroughly cleansed and glowing fresh. And as for all the carry-on and hoohah about 'the toughest cactus bristles available' - anyone might think this was some sort of device designed for extreme masochists, but, fear not, the bristles are no more than 'bristly bristles'. Yes, they're firm and yes, they scratch, but that's what I wanted them to do. If you want to mop yourself, go buy a mop, or put a soft cloth on the end of the brush.Finally - the brush looks good, it's nicely made, and it doesn't fall apart or rot in the damp.