Electric Heated Lymphatic Brush with Thick Raised Silicone Bristles

This brush feels really nice to use, especially with the added heat. The raised silicone bristles are thick but still comfortable against the skin and provide a good massage without feeling too harsh. The warmth makes the massage even more relaxing, and it’s easy to work over larger areas of the body. I’ve enjoyed adding it to my self-care routine!

I really like the idea behind this heated lymphatic brush & I was hoping it would become another useful addition to my routine. Unfortunately, I don’t think the execution quite lived up to what I was expecting.It was OK & did work, but I have other devices that I personally feel perform much better. Because I already have alternatives that give me a better experience, I don’t see myself reaching for this one very often.Overall, I appreciate what this device is trying to offer, but it just didn’t impress me enough compared with other similar products I’ve used.

I didn't really notice much of a difference at all using this device. Yes, the vibration is there but it isn't super strong and you technically aren't supposed to be applying a lot of pressure using this device so the vibration and the heat isn't really doing much. At least in my opinion they arent. The silicone brush is nice because it is easily cleanable from lotions or moisturizers placed on the skin- so win there. It does fit comfortably in the hand.Maybe I have just been using it incorrectly but everything I've read- when moving lymph you don't press super hard like you are scraping your flesh off, you use gentle brushes. I will keep experimenting with it and do some more research. If things change I will come back and update my review. As it stands, not very effective in my opinion.

I got this massage brush with the thick bristles and a rose-colored metal piece at the top. I also have the version with thinner bristles, which has a silver-colored metal piece, so I appreciate being able to tell the two apart.The thicker bristles are quite firm and barely bend when pressed against my skin. The vibration works well, and I particularly like how it feels on my neck and shoulder. The heating function works, but the warmth isn't as noticeable as it is with the thinner bristles. I can feel the heat on my neck without pressing too hard, but on my legs and other areas, I have to apply considerably more pressure. I don't particularly like having to press that hard.I appreciate the compact size, especially for traveling. It comes with its own carrying case and a charging cable …

I've used a lot of different face and neck massage tools, especially gua sha ones, but this was my first electric powered gadget. Its nice, but I don't really see any physical differences after using it 2 times a day for 2 weeks now.The vibration does feel nice and I like that the silicone is soft and washable. I've been using this with my skincare routine after cleansing and with some serum that doesn't break down plastics.But other than not seeing a huge difference in my skin, I don't really feel any level of heat, at least against my face. It is heated and I can feel it on my palms, but I don't really get much of an advantage to where I'm using it.So for a gadget that's less than $10 its a nice thing to try for some relaxing self care time. Just don't expect immediate results!

I wasn’t sure what to expect from this at first, but I actually like using it. The thick silicone bristles feel good against the skin and give a nice massage without feeling scratchy or uncomfortable. The heat is a nice addition and makes it feel more relaxing, especially when using it on the neck, shoulders, or face.The raised bristles have enough flexibility to move with the skin instead of just sitting on top of it. I also like that the brush is easy to hold and doesn’t require much effort to use.The heat isn’t overwhelming, which I prefer for something being used directly on the skin. It adds a gentle warmth rather than feeling like it’s getting too hot. I’ve found it especially nice to use in the evening as part of a relaxing skincare routine.It’s also easy to clean, which is …

UIWOYI electrocuted lymphatic brush with the thicker bristles were pretty interesting to use. I was able to also snag the one with the finer bristles as well so I was able to compare the size of the bristles on the same type of product from the same company. I found that these bristles are probably not as vibrational as the fine bristles. I didn’t notice or I guess feel the vibrations in this one as much on my face. Maybe it was user error, but I don’t use this as often. The wider bristles make it better for the body rather than the face. The thing that I like, but also don’t like about this product-Is the temperature of the heat. You can clearly feel it is warm, but it’s not warm enough. Also, the warmth setting is initially hard to see but the red light does come on to notify that you …

I’ve been enjoying this more than I expected.One thing I really like is that the heat and vibration can be used separately. The heat isn’t intense, which I prefer, but I found that it does take a bit to warm up. So I now turn it on to the red-light/heat only without vibration setting for a 1-2min before I actually start using it with the vibration on my face. You can also use the vibration without the heat, so there’s some flexibility depending on what you prefer. The vibration is also not super intense but it’s nice.I’m not a lymphatic expert, so I can’t say whether I’m using it correctly or know for certain it improves it. I can say that I enjoy using it, and the combination of the gentle vibration and warmth really makes it feels like it’s doing more than ordinary dry brushing or gua …