Dry Brush Glow Ritual
Dry Brush Glow Ritual
Price: $145 CAD
Includes: Complimentary natural bristle dry brush (yours to keep)
Awaken. Smooth. Restore.
A full-body ritual designed to energize circulation, polish away dullness, and deeply hydrate. We begin with a gentle dry-brushing sequence to exfoliate the skin and stimulate the lymphatic system, followed by a flowing full-body lotion massage that melts away tension and leaves a lit-from-within glow.
Ideal for: dull or dry skin, seasonal reset, circulation and lymphatic support
Pressure: medium (lymph-friendly)
What to Expect
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Dry brushing ritual to boost circulation + lymph flow
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Full-body hydrating massage with our signature clean, skin-loving lotion
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Take-home brush with a quick lesson so you can keep the glow going
Benefits
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Instantly softer, smoother skin
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Energized circulation + lymphatic support
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Deep hydration without heaviness
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Calming, restorative nervous-system reset
Before You Arrive
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Come with clean, dry skin (skip heavy body lotions/oils that day)
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Hydrate before and after your treatment
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Avoid shaving/exfoliating within 24 hours of your appointment
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Eat light and avoid alcohol for two hours prior
Aftercare
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Wait ~12 hours before showering so hydration fully absorbs
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Dry brush 3–4×/week at home (we’ll show you how)
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Drink water to support natural detox pathways
Good to Know
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Professional draping at all times
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Not a deep-tissue treatment; designed to be lymph-friendly
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If you’re feeling unwell, please reschedule
FAQs
Is this safe for sensitive skin?
Yes—pressure is light–medium and the lotion is gentle. If your skin is very reactive, let your therapist know and we’ll tailor the brushing.
Can I add aromatherapy or a scalp massage?
Absolutely. Ask at check-in and we’ll advise on timing and availability.
Is this a medical lymphatic drainage treatment?
No—this is a spa ritual inspired by lymphatic principles (light–medium pressure, rhythmic strokes) for relaxation and skin benefits.
I’m pregnant—can I book?
Please consult your healthcare provider first; we can adapt pressure and positioning, but we do not perform abdominal work during pregnancy.
