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The new expert treatment that brings out the radiance of the face

The face is one of the first areas where lymphatic circulation slows down. Upon waking, the tissues may appear swollen, the features less defined and the complexion duller.

Designed to support facial lymphatic drainage, the Facial Lymphatic Brush combines expert massage techniques with ultra-soft bristles to promote lymphatic circulation, relieve puffiness and gradually reveal a fresher, more radiant and visibly rested complexion.

Each use prepares the skin for skincare whilst supporting its natural balance.

STIMULATE.

DRAIN.

REVEAL.

Brosse lymphatique pour massage drainant et éclat de la peau

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Facial Lymphatic Brush

The Facial Lymphatic Brush has been designed to make professional manual drainage accessible to everyone, without the risk of pulling on the skin. Its ultra-soft fibres contour to the face’s contours and gently stimulate the fascia and superficial lymphatic vessels.

How does it work?

Beneath the skin, the fascia and lymphatic vessels form a superficial network. Stress, salt or lack of sleep can cause lymph to stagnate, leading to morning puffiness. The brush’s fibres provide gentle mechanical stimulation to the superficial tissues. This action boosts lymphatic circulation in the face whilst mobilising the fascia: the face is decongested and the complexion revitalised from the very first use.

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Stimulate. Drain. Reveal.

An expert treatment designed for the face, combining the precision of massage with lymphatic drainage stimulation.

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How to use the Facial Lymphatic Brush?

A morning routine that goes beyond a simple massage, providing natural stimulation to relieve congestion in the tissues, boost circulation and reveal the skin’s natural beauty.

Auto-massage du visage, drainer la lymphe

1. Open up the drainage channels

Start beneath the collarbones (~10 gentle strokes on each side), then continue around the ears and on the temples (5 strokes per area). This first step prepares the drainage pathways by opening the lymphatic terminus and the main lymphatic nodes.

This technique also stimulates microcirculation in the skin, promotes exchange within the tissues and optimises the supply of nutrients to the cells.

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2. Drain the face

On completely dry skin, glide the brush in steady strokes from the centre of the face outwards, then down the neck.

Forehead, eye area, sides of the nose and lips: apply 5 gentle presses per area before smoothing the brush towards the temples and ears. This technique naturally guides lymph towards the lymph nodes. Inspired by the principles of collagen induction, this mechanical stimulation helps to maintain the skin’s quality, firmness and longevity.

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Protocole auto-massage pour la brosse lymphatique et comment réduire la lymphe au visage

3. Assist with the evacuation

Use the smooth edge of the brush to apply gentle pressure starting from the chin, jawline and behind the ear, extending the movement down to the collarbones. This guides the lymph towards its natural drainage point. Apply around the eyes or along the contours of the face to reduce puffiness. Skin that has been stimulated in this way is more receptive to the skincare regime.

This mechanical action complements the application of your topical treatments and contributes to the overall effectiveness of the Holidermie regime, combining long-lasting results with a sensory experience.

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Brosse lymphatique visage Holidermie pour un massage drainant et une peau lumineuse

The Facial Lymphatic Brush Protocols

Discover two expert skincare routines designed around the Facial Lymphatic Brush. When used in combination with a targeted serum and the Vegetarian Collagen, Vitamin C & Hyaluronic Acid Capsules, they work in synergy to support your skin according to its needs.

The Drainage & Radiance Protocol

A holistic approach that stimulates the skin’s natural mechanisms, targets uneven skin tone and reveals a more radiant and even complexion day after day.

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Brosse lymphatique visage pour stimuler la circulation et favoriser le drainage

The Drainage & Hydration Protocol

A synergy of treatments and active ingredients that addresses the skin’s essential needs to preserve its hydration and suppleness and maintain its balance.

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Brosse Lymphatique Visage pour drainer et dégonfler le visage

FAQ on the Facial Lymphatic Brush

This treatment targets what is reversible: the excess water that accumulates in the tissues overnight. This is where the effect is most noticeable: a less puffy face, relaxed features and a more radiant complexion.

You’ll notice a reduction in puffiness from the very first use, particularly in the appearance of a swollen face and eyelids. As for the radiance and definition of your features, the results become more apparent with regular use.

All three are designed for use on the skin, each offering a different sensation. The brush provides a gentle, diffused touch, ideal for a five-minute daily routine on dry skin. The Gua Sha applies firmer pressure and requires the use of an oil-based product. The jade roller, above all, provides a soothing, cooling sensation.

Ideally in the morning, on clean, dry skin, before applying your skincare products. This is when the fluid that has built up overnight is at its highest, and therefore when the decongesting effect is most noticeable. This step also prepares the skin to better absorb the serum that follows.
It takes just five minutes to complete the full three-step routine: open the drainage pathways at the collarbones and in front of the ears, drain the face area by area, then guide the drainage down the neck. It’s a short routine, designed to fit into your morning routine.
No, and this is crucial: the superficial lymphatic system lies just beneath the skin, so a light touch is enough to stimulate it. The movement should be a gentle, gliding stroke, never a rubbing motion. If the skin reddens or shows marks, the pressure is too strong; simply lighten your touch.
Apply to skin that is thoroughly clean and dry. The fibres need to grip the skin’s surface slightly in order to stimulate the tissues; any oiliness causes them to slide without gripping, thereby negating the effect of the treatment. Skincare products should be applied afterwards, to skin that has been decongested and is more receptive.
Using it daily in the morning gives the best results, as it counteracts overnight puffiness. There’s no reason not to apply it a second time in the evening, after removing make-up, to relieve the day’s tension. However, there’s no need to use it more often: consistency is more important than frequency.
Yes, by applying pressure to the bony rim of the eye socket and never to the mobile eyelid, where the skin is the thinnest on the face. The technique involves applying just a few gentle presses beneath the brow bone and beneath the eye, moving from the inner corner towards the temple. Always take care not to stretch the skin.
The neck is an integral part of the treatment: it is through the neck that the lymph flows towards the collarbones, and the third stage takes place entirely there. The décolleté can be treated as part of the same movement, using downward strokes towards the collarbones, applying the same gentle pressure.
Ultra-soft fibres have been chosen for this purpose. Start with short sessions, two to three times a week, using even lighter pressure, then increase the intensity if your skin tolerates it well. If you have rosacea or established couperose, seek advice from your dermatologist before incorporating this treatment into your routine.
Avoid inflammatory blemishes: brushing over them may irritate them and spread bacteria to neighbouring areas. On skin that is simply combination or prone to minor blemishes, you can still use the brush away from the affected areas. Clean the brush after each use.
This is purely a physical action and does not involve any medication. There is no obvious reason why you shouldn’t do it. As with any change to your routine during this period, the best way to put your mind at ease is to speak to your doctor or midwife.
A prior medical consultation is recommended in cases of current or recent cancer, heart disease or thyroid disorders. The treatment is also only suitable for intact skin: avoid areas that are damaged, irritated or healing, and always avoid raised moles.
Using it daily in the morning gives the best results, as it counteracts overnight puffiness. There’s no reason not to apply it a second time in the evening, after removing make-up, to relieve the day’s tension. However, there’s no need to use it more often: consistency is more important than frequency.
Now is the time to apply your targeted skincare product to prepared skin. To even out the complexion and restore its radiance, use the Radiance-Boosting Anti-Dark Spot Serum. For intensely plumped skin, use the Absolute Hydration Serum. The brushing technique is not a skincare treatment in its own right: it kicks off your routine, it does not replace it.