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Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:11 am  |
Hello
I was wondering if anyone knows of a device that can quickly dry brush the body (I have visions of a car body buffer!), my wrists get painful using a conventional brush. I don't want to spend huge amounts (or the wellbox would be here in my arms!), but I thought someone might know of something. Thank you! |
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AALS since 6/1/12. Oralift since 15/1/12. FlexEffect since April 2011, no change so switched to Ageless Feb 2012. |
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Tue Mar 06, 2012 4:41 pm |
It doesn't seem to be a dry brusher (or what I'd imagine a dry brusher to be... I've not tried that), but it is a body buffer. And funny you should mention car buffer because when I saw the picture of this thing that's what I thought of! 
http://www.bellebodybuffer.com/ |
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Wed Mar 07, 2012 3:25 am |
| how funny! Yes thats sounds perfect! Thank you so much. Time to crack open the piggy bank... |
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AALS since 6/1/12. Oralift since 15/1/12. FlexEffect since April 2011, no change so switched to Ageless Feb 2012. |
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