Even if you do not dry brush in the mornings, it might be a good idea to shower after dry brushing. Any lingering dead skin can be washed off in a shower.  Some people recommend alternating between hot and cold temperatures to further enhance blood circulation, although this is not necessary. If you'd rather just take a normal shower using tolerably hot water, this is also okay.  Pat your skin dry rather than rubbing it dry after a shower. Your skin might be extra sensitive after dry brushing and you don't want to encourage skin irritation or infection.  Apply a natural oil to your skin to replenish any oils lost in the dry brushing and showering process. Rosehip oil and coconut oil are good options. After you finish dry brushing, you should clean the area where you dry brushed as well as the instruments you used.  If you dry brushed in your shower, cleanup is easy as dead skin will probably flow down the drain afterwards. On other tiled surfaces, sweep up dead skin flakes and dispose of them. Your dry brushes should stay dry. Do not hang them in the shower where they will get wet and be exposed to mildew. Store them away from standing water.  Periodically, your dry brush will need to be washed. Use a small amount of shampoo or liquid soap. Wash the bristles and blot out as much water as possible afterwards. Hang the brushes to dry somewhere safe, away from any further exposure to water. Remember, dry brushing can cause a litany of skin problems if done too often. Make a note on your calendar or phone of the date of your dry brushing session. Do not dry brush again until at least a couple of days have passed. Many people advocate dry brushing once or twice a day, but this increases the likelihood of infection and skin inflammation.
خذي حمامًا بعد التقشير الجاف. نظفي المنطقة والفرش بعد التقشير الجاف. راقبي متى قمتِ بالتقشير الجاف.