Copper Tongue Scraper

100% Copper tongue cleaner and travel pouch.

Copper has anti-bacterial properties and helps to combat bad breath as a Ayurvedic self-care ritual. Copper does naturally tarnish over time. To maintain it, keep it dry following use and scrub it with 1 part lemon juice and 1 part sea salt from time to time.

100% Copper tongue cleaner and travel pouch.

Copper has anti-bacterial properties and helps to combat bad breath as a Ayurvedic self-care ritual. Copper does naturally tarnish over time. To maintain it, keep it dry following use and scrub it with 1 part lemon juice and 1 part sea salt from time to time.

Before each shower in the morning. Start at your feet and brush upwards towards your heart using long, sweeping motions. Go over each area gently 3-5 times. Be careful not to overdue it - skin should feel invigorated, not painful. Avoid on face and other sensitive areas.

Vegan dry brushes are often made with plant-based fibers such as sisal or agave, which can feel firm at first. If you prefer a softer feel, try this method:

1. Fill a bowl with warm (not hot) water and add a few drops of fabric softener.

2. Soak the bristles only – Dip the bristles into the water, ensuring the wooden handle stays dry to prevent damage. Do not soak the wooden handle.

3. Let sit for 5-10 minutes – This will help soften the sisal fibers while maintaining their exfoliating benefits.

4. Shake off excess water – Gently flick the brush to remove any excess moisture.

5. Brush bristles on a clean towel – Firmly rub the bristles against a dry, clean towel to help further soften and separate the fibers.

6. Air dry bristles down – Place the brush bristle-side down on a dry towel and allow it to air dry completely before use.

With consistent dry brushing, the bristles naturally soften as they adjust to your skin. To clean the brush, rub it gently with your hand or with a dry towel . Do not immerse in water as it may damage the wood.

To clean, wash the bristles with mild soap and warm water, then rinse and air dry with the bristles facing down. Do not immerse the wooden handle in water, as this may cause damage. Instead, gently rub the bristles with your hand or a dry towel to remove debris.