Wellness practices like dry brushing, body scraping and Gua sha have gained in popularity over the past few years as a way to maintain a healthy lymphatic system. However, experts still aren't sure if ...

What she was referring to when she said "brush your skin" was dry brushing — an ancient practice of using a stiff-bristled brush on your body for a variety of health benefits, such as exfoliation, ...

Always brush your skin while it's dry, and move in an upward motion, starting from the bottom and moving toward your neck. (Photo: Anastasiia Krivenok via Getty Images) With our skin care routines ...

Scroll through TikTok and Instagram for long enough and you’ll likely find someone scraping, brushing or massaging their skin in pursuit of better health or an enhanced appearance. Testimonies abound ...

What do jade rollers, cellulite creams, and dry brushes all have in common? Cult followings of people spreading the ~gospel~ of how great they are for improving "lymphatic drainage" or "reducing ...

Your grandmother probably did it. Your great-grandmother definitely did it. And now, thanks to social media influencers and wellness gurus, dry brushing is having its biggest moment since the 1920s.

You already brush your hair and teeth — should you brush your skin too? We’re talking about dry brushing, an ever-popular self-care technique (#drybrushing boasts millions of views on TikTok) that ...

Whether you’ve been dry brushing for years or just came across a dry brushing video on TikTok, you might be into the idea of exfoliating and detoxing your body with the simple swish of a brush. Users ...

An over-50 Generation Xer sees life through a new lens: Kathy’s Window is where Kathy shares her thoughts on the world through a new lens. From growing up in the 70s and 80s to having three Generation ...

Building a “body skincare routine” is a must this year. As the largest organ on our body, the skin extends far past just the face. That said, why not add new body care techniques, like dry brushing, ...