Tradition Face Cleansing Brush- Beech wood

Name: Tradition Face Cleansing Brush- Beech wood
Brand: Andrée Jardin
SKU: 7220
Price: 30.0 AUD
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Tradition Face Cleansing Brush- Beech wood

Andrée Jardin

$30.00 AUD

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Take your self-care to new levels with the Andrée Jardin face cleansing scrub brush. This exfoliating brush removes dead skin cells and cleans out pours, making for the perfect natural, and environmentally friendly exfoliating scrub.

No need for a battery or charger with our Andrée Jardin Facial Brush . This small brush cleans effectively and deeply, it tones the skin. Its hairs stimulate and restore energy to your skin.

It is ideal to use with a solid cold saponified soap to unclog pores, cleanse the skin and stimulate blood circulation.

Designed & manufactured in: France

Material: Beechwood from French sustainably managed forests & natural blonde horsehair

Dimensions: L 12cm x W 4cm x H 3.5cm

HOW TO USE: brushing the skin on the face may not be suitable for the most delicate skin. Use the wet brush with a cleansing lotion or a cold-saponified solid soap and make gentle, circular movements. Avoid the eye and mouth area.

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Andrée Jardin is an artisanal brush factory established in the Nantes region in 1947.

Our desire is to share with as many people as possible home accessories that are respectful of our environment, beautiful, functional and which reflect a French art of living.

We are proud to perpetuate this French know-how. Andrée Jardin is labeled Living Heritage Company , an official French label issued under the authority of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, in order to distinguish French companies with excellent artisanal and industrial know-how.

The selection of natural raw materials and the artisanal work necessary for the making of Andrée Jardin products are based on the experience of several generations and make it possible to obtain exclusive quality. Our desire is to promote objects made from natural materials, far from all-plastic mass production.

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