


The BrasaBloom Wood Therapy Tool
The contoured beech paddle used in maderotherapy sculpting sessions. Your drops work on the fluid from the inside. This moves it along from the outside.
- Smooth contoured beech wood. Glides along legs, arms and belly without catching.
- 60 seconds before your morning dropper. Sweep gently, always toward the heart.
- Supports circulation and de-puffing alongside your daily drops.
- One time add on. No refills, nothing to reorder. It outlives the bottle.
Inside out, and outside in
Lymph has no pump of its own. It moves when you move it, and it moves best when it gets both halves: something working from within, and something working along the surface.
Your drops, from within
The daily dropper you already take. That is the inside half, and it keeps doing its job whether or not you own a paddle.
The paddle, from without
Sixty seconds of directional strokes along the limbs before you take it. The outside half, and the one almost nobody bothers with.
Three steps. Light pressure. That is the whole thing.
Oil first
A little body oil or lotion so the wood glides. Dry skin is the only way to make this uncomfortable.
Sweep toward the heart
Ankles up the calves, wrists up the arms, outward across the belly. Long strokes, never back and forth.
Finish at the collarbone
A few light passes where the lymph drains. Then take your morning dropper and get on with your day.
10 to 15 minutes, once or twice a week, is plenty. A quick 60 second pass on the legs can be daily.
A salon charges around $120 for a sculpting session and sends you home with nothing. This is the tool they used, and it costs less than the parking.
Questions, answered
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Do I need the drops for this to be worth it?
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Covered by the same 90 day promise
Use it for three months. If it is gathering dust in a drawer, write to us and we will make it right.