How to Get Hailey Bieber's $350 Lymphatic Massage At Home
According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, Hailey Bieber, Ariana Grande and Kourtney Kardashian are big lymphatic massage fans. The benefits? Lymphatic massage or drainage can aid with everything from improving circulation, boosting immunity and taming bloating. That's why celebs love it for general wellness, muscle soreness, red carpet prep and more. But... a celeb treatment by Brazilian masseuse Rebecca Faria starts at a premium $350 (!) an hour.
The reality is you don't need to go to a professional to achieve similar results in your own home! Using body tools on a regular basis can achieve the same massage and health properties as paying for a celebrity massage treatment. Our carefully designed body tools were formulated a variety of body skin concerns from dead skin to cellulite, but each tool also carries beneficial lymphatic massage properties that will have you feeling like a VIP.
The Allover Roller
Esker’s Allover Roller is made up of a Xiuyan Jade studded roller head and polished handle to provide a deep and gentle self-massage for the entire body. The roller texture is designed to break up fascia in the top layers of the skin to reduce tension and puffiness. With continued use, the Allover Roller reveals a renewed skin that is firm, soft, and glowing.
Dry Brush
The ancient practice of dry brushing improves circulation from head to toe and exfoliates the top layer of skin for a brighter, firmer surface all over. The skin is left invigorated from short, quick strokes of the soft bristles across the entire body, including arms, legs, and torso.
Body Plane
Our patent-pending, in-house-designed body exfoliator tool, uses a colloidal sterling silver blunt edge to gently scrape the skin. This action tackles dead skin, dullness and impurities while providing an intimate and gentle self-massage. Inspired by the rituals of Greek and Roman bathhouses, The Body Plane is intended to be used when the skin is warm, damp and freshly anointed with oil.

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