This traditional hair brush is made from beech wood & boar bristle. Minimizing static, the boar bristles help give your hair a beautiful shine.
This hair brush will make a wonderful gift for those who love to keep their hair looking happy and healthy.
With beechwood ethically sourced from sustainably managed forests, this brush is a great alternative to plastic hair care products.
Available in small and regular size.
Designed & manufactured in: France
Material: Frame made of raw beech wood from French sustainably managed forests, Natural rubber membrane, 100% sustainably sourced boar bristles, Cotton bag
Dimensions: Regular: 21cm x 7cm x 5cm, Small: 18cm x 5cm x 4cm
Maintenance: Remove hair from your brush regularly with a comb or by hand. Clean your brush with warm soapy water, then rinse it.
Why use a boar bristle hairbrush? Brushing your hair is a daily gesture whose benefits for both the scalp and the hair are often underestimated. This is why it is advisable to use a good hairbrush. Boar bristles are made of keratin, a composition similar to human hair, and therefore a natural composition unlike nylon plastic brushes. Used for centuries, the boar bristle hairbrush remains a reference today due to its quality and longevity.
Andrée Jardin is an artisanal brush factory established in the Nantes region in 1947.
Our desire is to share with as many people as possible home accessories that are respectful of our environment, beautiful, functional and which reflect a French art of living.
We are proud to perpetuate this French know-how. Andrée Jardin is labeled Living Heritage Company , an official French label issued under the authority of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, in order to distinguish French companies with excellent artisanal and industrial know-how.
The selection of natural raw materials and the artisanal work necessary for the making of Andrée Jardin products are based on the experience of several generations and make it possible to obtain exclusive quality. Our desire is to promote objects made from natural materials, far from all-plastic mass production.
