N.03 The Gentle Scalp Care Hair Brush THE ESSENTIAL SOFTNESS Clay Court
The benefits of the boar bristle and nylon hair brush Essential Softness Clay Court
Gentle brushing
Forget hairbrushes that hurt: this boar bristle and nylon brush is absolutely gentle. A real spa session for your hair! The combination of boar bristles and nylon fibers enables to gently detangle knots while deeply moisturizing the hair fiber. Hair regains strength, shine and volume.
Scalp massage
Brushing isn't the only thing you can do for your hair: massaging your scalp is just as important! As well as being extremely pleasant, massage encourages blood microcirculation and hair growth. Specially designed with this in mind, the nylon fibers of this hairbrush have ball-shaped pimples that give a gentle massage to your scalp. From the very first use, your hair will be full of vitality!
Composition of the Essential Softness Clay Court hairbrush
Made from boar bristles and nylon fibers, this hairbrush provides complete care for your hair and scalp. Rich in keratin, boar bristles moisturize your hair naturally while removing excess sebum from the roots. The nylon fibers make it easier to detangle tangles and give your scalp a revitalizing massage.
How to use the Essential Softness Clay Court boar bristle and nylon brush ?
Suitable for sensitive hair and scalps, this boar bristle and nylon brush is just as suitable for adults as it is for children! Practical and effective, it will easily find its place in your beauty routine in the morning, in the evening and at any other time of the day.
To get the most out of your boar bristle and nylon brush, we recommend using it on dry or slightly damp hair. Also, remember to detangle your hair starting from the bottom and working your way up, rather than the other way round, to avoid damaging it.
How do I clean my boar bristle and nylon brush?
Keeping your boar bristle and nylon brush clean is essential to maintaining the benefits of your hairbrush. Use a comb to regularly remove dirt and hair trapped between the bristles and spikes. Once a month, clean your boar bristle brush more thoroughly by running a damp cloth between each bristle. Leave to dry in the open air.
