FAQs
Q1: What's the difference between a boar bristle and nylon mix versus a pure nylon brush?
Pure nylon brushes are great for detangling but can leave hair feeling rough and prone to frizz. Boar bristles naturally distribute your scalp's oils through the hair shaft, which smooths the cuticle, adds shine, and reduces flyaways. The mix gives you the best of both — the nylon bristles handle the detangling and grip needed for styling, while the boar bristles polish and smooth as you go. The result is hair that looks finished, not just brushed.
Q2: Is this brush suitable for all hair types, including thick or coarse hair?
Yes. The combination of boar and nylon bristles is designed to work across fine, medium, and thick hair. For fine hair, the boar bristles add shine without pulling. For thick or coarse hair, the nylon bristles provide enough tension to grip and style effectively while the boar bristles smooth the surface. If you have very thick or tightly coiled hair, sectioning your hair before brushing will give you the best results — but the brush itself is built to handle all textures.
Q3: How do I clean and maintain this brush to keep it in good condition?
Remove hair from the bristles after each use — a comb or your fingers will do the job. For a deeper clean, wash the bristles with mild shampoo and warm water once every couple of weeks, gently working through the bristles with your fingers. Rinse thoroughly and let the brush dry bristle-side down on a towel so water doesn't sit in the wooden base. Avoid soaking the wooden handle and keep it away from direct heat sources like radiators, as this can cause the wood to crack over time.