Cecily Braden Lymphatic Brush | Small

Your lymphatic system is your skin's built-in filtration network — and most of us never think to support it. The Lymphatic Brush by Cecily Braden changes that. Designed after three years of development and dozens of iterations, this patented facial tool is engineered to gently grip the superficial lymph vessels residing just beneath the skin's surface, mimicking the passive contractions of the lymph vessels to manually propel fluid and stimulate lymphatic flow.

Unlike gua sha and dry brushing — which increase circulation and push fluid into tissue — lymphatic drainage is a draining technique. The Lymphatic Brush is designed to reduce and remove excess fluid from the tissue, clearing the cellular waste, toxins, and proteins that contribute to puffiness, dullness, acne, rosacea, dark circles, and sensitivity.

The Small brush is sized and bristled specifically for the face and neck. Its ergonomic contoured shape ensures precise contact with the skin and accurate alignment with facial lymph nodes and lymphatic pathways. The bristles are soft but durable — they won't scratch, irritate, or damage even the most sensitive skin types.

The Lymphatic Brush is the featured tool in La Suite's signature Contour & Restore Lymphatic Facial 60 — a treatment combining Manual Lymphatic Drainage (Vodder Method), glass ventouse cups, and The Lymphatic Brush to sculpt, lift, and accelerate pre- and post-procedure recovery.

WHATS INCLUDED:

• The Lymphatic Brush — Small (face & neck)
• Eco-protective travel case (100% recycled materials)
• Free access to step-by-step guides and video tutorials at thelymphaticbrush.com

• Reduces visible puffiness, swelling, and fluid retention in the face
• Helps clear acne, rosacea, dark circles, and skin congestion from within
• Supports the skin's natural filtration and detoxification process
• Minimizes the appearance of fine lines by improving nutrient delivery to cells
• Calms inflammation and soothes the nervous system
• No products, special skills, or complicated technique required
• The tool behind La Suite's Contour & Restore Lymphatic Facial 60

Proudly vegan and sustainable. Made from 100% recycled and recyclable materials, assembled with vegan adhesives, and comes in an eco-protective carrying case. Winner of the 2024 H. Pierantoni Innovation Award at the Les Nouvelles Esthétiques 53rd International Congress in Paris, France. Patent Protected: USA, CA, EU, KR, AU, UK.

Step 1 — Prep your skin Use on freshly cleansed, slightly damp skin. The moisture increases gentle grip and lymphatic pull without requiring added pressure. Dry skin works too.

Step 2 — Start at the neck Always work the neck first to open drainage pathways before working the face. Use light, overlapping downward strokes toward the collarbone.

Step 3 — Work the face Using a feather-light touch, follow facial lymphatic pathways outward and downward — from the center of the face toward the ears and down the neck. The brush does the work; pressure is not necessary or beneficial.

Step 4 — Apply your products Apply serums, oils, and moisturizers after brushing. No products are needed during use.

Frequency: 2x daily — morning after showering, evening after cleansing. Shorter, consistent routines outperform longer, infrequent sessions. For full video tutorials, visit thelymphaticbrush.com/tutorials.

"This is the one tool I never skip. The difference in puffiness, clarity, and overall glow is immediate and real." — Rhea Souhleris Grous, La Suite Founder

What makes this different from gua sha or dry brushing? Gua sha and dry brushing stimulate circulation and push fluid into the tissue. The Lymphatic Brush does the opposite — it drains excess fluid out using a light technique that mimics lymphatic vessel contractions. Different tools, different intentions, different results.

How often should I use it? At least twice daily — morning after showering and evening after cleansing. Consistency matters more than duration.

Do I need to use products with it? No. Use it on clean, slightly damp or dry skin. Apply your serums and moisturizers afterward.

Is it safe for sensitive skin? Yes. The feather-soft bristles won't scratch or damage even fragile, reactive skin types.

Can I use it if I have acne? Yes. Lymphatic drainage clears acne by filtering cellular debris and reducing inflammation. Work around (not directly on) active pustules, using light downward strokes.

Can I use it after Botox or fillers? Yes, with a very light touch around (not directly on) injection sites. Note: lymphatic drainage may reduce how long Botox lasts.

Can I use it during pregnancy? Safe during 2nd and 3rd trimesters and while breastfeeding. Do not use in the 1st trimester. Consult your physician if unsure.

How do I clean it? Quick clean: spray with 70% isopropyl alcohol, wipe bristles with a soft cloth. Deep clean (1–2x per month): work a mild cleanser into bristles in circular motions, rinse thoroughly with bristles facing down, air dry bristles-down before storing.

Is it vegan and sustainable? Yes — 100% vegan, recycled and recyclable materials, vegan adhesives throughout.

Where do I learn the technique? Free step-by-step guides and video tutorials at thelymphaticbrush.com/tutorials. Professional courses and MLD certification at CJB Spa & Wellness Academy.