Extended Sisal Sweeper

Extended Sisal Sweeper

48cm Black brush
£24.00
Sale price  £24.00 Regular price  £0.00
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Extended Sisal Sweeper

Extended Sisal Sweeper

A long-handled sisal body brush designed to reach the back, legs and shoulders with slow, controlled exfoliating strokes.

£24.00
Sale price  £24.00 Regular price  £0.00

The Extended Sisal Sweeper combines a long wooden handle with a natural-textured brush head for easier access to areas that are difficult to reach by hand.

Its extended form is especially suited to the back, shoulders, legs and lower body, allowing the brushing ritual to remain controlled without excessive twisting or stretching.

Use on dry skin before bathing.

Begin at the feet and move upwards using long, light strokes. Across the back and shoulders, hold the handle comfortably and guide the brush without pressing heavily.

Avoid repeatedly brushing one area and do not use on irritated, broken, sunburnt or freshly shaved skin.

The textured sisal bristles help lift dry surface build-up and leave the skin feeling awakened and smoother to the touch.

The long handle makes broad body brushing more accessible, particularly across the centre of the back and lower legs.

Use for three to five minutes before showering.

Work gradually from the lower body upwards, then finish across the arms, shoulders and back. Follow your shower with body oil or lotion to restore softness and comfort.

Use gentle pressure—the ritual should feel stimulating, not abrasive.

Made with a wooden handle, natural-textured sisal bristles and a hanging loop for practical storage.

Tap the brush gently after use to remove loose skin particles. Keep it dry between rituals and avoid prolonged soaking, as excess moisture may affect the wooden handle and natural fibres.

Clean periodically according to the product care instructions and allow it to dry completely with the bristles facing downwards.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use the Extended Sisal Sweeper on wet or dry skin?

It is designed primarily for dry brushing before bathing. Using it dry provides more controlled exfoliating contact.

How much pressure should I use?

Use light pressure and long strokes. Natural sisal is already textured, so pressing firmly is unnecessary and may irritate the skin.

Which areas is the long handle most useful for?

It is particularly useful for the centre of the back, shoulders, lower legs and other areas that are difficult to reach comfortably by hand.

Can I use it on my face?

No. The bristles and size are designed for body skin and are too firm for the face.

How often should I dry brush?

Begin once or twice per week and increase only if the skin remains comfortable. Daily brushing is not necessary.

How should I clean the brush?

Remove loose debris after each use and clean the bristles periodically without soaking the wooden handle. Allow the brush to dry fully in a ventilated area.

What should I apply after dry brushing?

Shower to cleanse the skin, then apply body oil or lotion to restore moisture and complete the ritual.

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