The Lymphatic Brush – Large & Small Set
4.5 · 35 reviewsBoth original Lymphatic Brushes by Cecily Braden, the Small for the delicate areas around the eyes and mouth and the Large for the face and body. Save $30 compared with buying them separately.
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What you may be noticing
- Puffiness in the face, especially in the morning, or fluid retention in the legs, ankles or arms
- Dark circles or a heavy look around the eyes
- Skin that looks dull, congested or prone to breakouts
- A heavy, sluggish feeling in the body
- Wanting a simple routine that doesn't add more products
How it may support you
- Supports lymphatic drainage across the face and whole body
- Reduces the look of puffiness for a more sculpted, defined appearance
- May improve the appearance of jowls and dark circles
- May help ease sinus congestion
- May help skin look clearer, brighter and less congested
- May help legs and arms feel lighter
- May help release tension in the jaw, neck and shoulders
- A few quiet minutes of rhythmic strokes that help calm the nervous system and support relaxation
Part of FLOW.
What it is
The Lymphatic Brush is not a dry brush. Its patented double-density bristle system and ergonomic, contoured shape gently engage the skin and line up with the natural lymphatic pathways. This moves the superficial lymphatic vessels just beneath the surface without pressure.
The two brushes look alike but feel different. The Small has longer, softer bristles for the delicate areas around the eyes, nose, mouth and brows. The Large has shorter, firmer bristles for the neck, jawline, cheeks, forehead and full body. Cecily Braden designed them to be used together for the best results, head to toe.
Inner Beauty Shop is the official Canadian distributor, so every brush is the authentic, trademarked original.
Who it's for
Anyone who wants a complete face and body routine, from first-time users to estheticians, massage therapists and practitioners. The soft but durable bristles suit all skin types, including sensitive and fragile skin.
How to use
- Use on clean skin, either slightly damp after the shower or completely dry. No oil or product is needed.
- It's about connection, not pressure. Let the bristles gently grip the skin and sweep slowly, creating a subtle stretch in the skin. Relax, breathe and let each stroke flow.
- With the Large, follow the Big 6 sequence by Dr. Perry Nickelston, which follows how fluid drains:
- Collarbones
- Around the ears
- Underarms and chest
- Abdomen
- Groin
- Behind the knees
- Brush the arms and legs with a light touch, always moving toward the collarbones, where lymph drains.
- Then start again at the collarbones and work up: use the Large on the neck, jawline, cheeks and forehead, and the Small around the eyes, nose, mouth and brows.
- A few minutes, once or twice a day. Consistency matters more than time.
- For video tutorials and anatomy training, visit The Lymphatic Brush tutorials.
Details
- Designed by: Cecily Braden. The world's first and only patented lymphatic brush, patented in Canada (Patent No. 3,213,776), the USA, the EU, the UK, Australia and Korea.
- Small: 2" tall × 3" wide × 1" thick (5 × 7.6 × 2.5 cm), 1.6 oz (45 g)
- Large: 3.5" wide × 2" tall × 2" thick (8.9 × 5 × 5 cm), 4.37 oz (124 g)
- Bristles: soft but durable, moisture-resistant PBT, made without BPA. They keep their shape and softness with daily use and won't scratch or irritate sensitive skin.
- Handles: ergonomic faux wood, made with GRS-certified (Global Recycled Standard) post-consumer recycled materials
- 100% vegan
- Includes: Small and Large brushes, each with an eco-protective case (100% recycled and recyclable) and drawstring bag
- Final sale, for hygiene reasons
Care & safety
Care
For a quick clean, spray with 70% or stronger isopropyl alcohol and wipe the bristles with a soft cloth or paper towel. For a deep clean once or twice a month, wash the bristles with an unscented antibacterial soap and rinse with the bristles facing down. Do not submerge in water. Let each brush dry fully with the bristles down before putting it in its case.
Safety
Do not use if you have active cancer (unless cleared by your medical team), deep vein thrombosis, congestive heart failure, or an acute infection or inflammation. Do not use in the first trimester of pregnancy.
Use with care: avoid raised moles and the front of the thyroid, avoid the sternum with bronchitis, keep sessions short with low blood pressure, and avoid the abdomen during your period. If you've had lymph nodes removed or recent surgery, check with your healthcare provider first.
The anatomy
The lymphatic system is the body's drainage network. It carries fluid, proteins and cellular waste to the lymph nodes, where it is filtered before returning to the bloodstream at the collarbones. It has no pump like the heart and relies on movement, breath and gentle stimulation.
The vessels sit just beneath the skin, so light pressure works best. Opening the main lymph node areas first makes space for fluid from the face, arms and legs to follow.
FAQ
Is this a dry brush?
No. Dry brushing exfoliates. These brushes are designed to move lymph.
How often should I use them?
Daily if you can. Short, regular sessions work better than long, occasional ones.
Do I need an oil?
No. If you'd like hydration, use a light serum that fully absorbs.
Do I need both brushes?
The Small has longer, softer bristles for around the eyes, nose, mouth and brows. The Large has shorter, firmer bristles for the neck, jawline, cheeks, forehead and full body. Together they cover your whole routine, and the Set saves $30 compared with buying them separately.
How is it different from gua sha?
Gua sha works on muscle and fascia. The Lymphatic Brush is designed for lymphatic drainage.
Pair it with
- The Lymphatic Brush – Travel Case, or get both in the Travel Set
- Four-Edge White Jade Gua Sha, for muscle and fascia release (RELEASE)