Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dry Brushing: Lymphatic Drainage.

This 15-minute enhancement uses firm, directional dry brushing along lymph pathways to stimulate circulation, encourage lymph flow, and exfoliate skin. Therapists follow safe strokes toward lymph nodes, helping mobilize fluids, reduce puffiness, and prepare skin for improved absorption.

Suitable for most adults seeking detoxification, improved circulation, and smoother skin. Not recommended for those with active skin conditions, open wounds, severe varicose veins, or acute illness. Always consult the front desk or therapist if you have concerns.

When applied correctly, brushing should feel invigorating, not painful. Therapists adjust pressure to your skin sensitivity. Minor temporary redness can occur but usually subsides quickly. Mention any sensitivity so we can use lighter strokes or skip the enhancement.

We recommend dry brushing before your massage to stimulate lymph flow and exfoliate the skin, allowing your therapist to address muscles more effectively. For best results, schedule it as the first enhancement in your service.

Yes. Avoid if pregnant without clearance, during infection, with open wounds, recent surgery, severe heart conditions, or significant varicose veins. Inform staff about medical history; therapists will recommend alternatives if dry brushing is not appropriate for you.

Immediate sensations like smoother skin and reduced puffiness may last several days. Cumulative benefits—improved circulation and lymph function—are enhanced with regular sessions and healthy habits such as hydration, movement, and a balanced diet.