Sabine Brush

L 2pcs with box

£44.00

Sabine Brush

A compact facial dry brush with dense, softly shaped bristles, designed to awaken the skin before cleansing.

£44.00

The Sabine Brush is a small facial brush with a curved wooden base and densely arranged bristles.

Its distinctive crescent form sits naturally in the hand, while the soft brushing surface is designed for light, controlled contact across the cheeks, jawline and forehead.

It is intended for dry facial brushing rather than deep exfoliation or wet cleansing.

Use on completely dry skin before cleansing.

Hold the curved base securely and move the bristles across the face using feather-light outward strokes. Begin around the jawline, continue across the cheeks and finish gently over the forehead.

Avoid the eyelids, immediate under-eye area, active blemishes and irritated skin.

Cleanse the face after brushing.

The dry brushing movement creates a gentle awakening sensation and helps lift loose surface build-up before cleansing.

Skin should feel lightly stimulated rather than scrubbed. The ritual is designed to prepare the face for the steps that follow, not to create visible abrasion.

Use Sabine for approximately thirty to sixty seconds before an evening cleanse.

Keep the movement light and deliberate, working across each area only a few times. Follow immediately with your preferred cleanser, then continue with serum, moisturiser or facial massage.

Use once or twice per week at first.

The brush combines a shaped wooden base with dense facial bristles.

Tap gently after each use to remove loose particles. Keep the brush dry and store it in a ventilated area.

For occasional deeper cleaning, follow the care instructions supplied with the product and avoid soaking the wooden base. Allow the bristles to dry fully before reuse.

Frequently asked questions

Use it on completely dry skin before cleansing. It is not intended to be used as a wet cleansing brush.

Use feather-light pressure. The bristles should pass gently across the surface without scratching, dragging or leaving the skin uncomfortable.

Begin once or twice per week and adjust only if the skin remains comfortable.

No. Avoid the eyelids, immediate under-eye area and other delicate or sensitised areas.

Dry brush first, then cleanse the face immediately afterwards to remove loosened surface build-up.

Avoid active, inflamed or broken areas. Do not use the brush when the skin feels irritated or unusually sensitive.

Remove loose residue after each use and keep the brush dry in a ventilated area. Avoid soaking the wooden base and ensure the bristles dry completely.