Description
Our bamboo hair brush is a zero waste alternative to hair brushes made with synthetic materials. It has a natural and luxurious feel, and functions exactly like conventional hair brushes.
- Brush pins are pure bamboo
- Cushion base is natural rubber
- Bamboo handle has a beeswax finish
- Compostable packaging made from paper only
The Bamboo Hair Brush is resistant to water damage. However, excessive water exposure should be avoided. If the brush becomes wet, we recommend using a towel to wipe it dry. When properly cared for, this hair brush can last for decades.
This hair brush is 9.75 in/25 cm tall and 3.25 in/8.5 cm wide.
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Jennifer –
Is the natural rubber in the cushion base vulcanized or non-vulcanized?
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Brush with Bamboo –
As any rubber used in a consumer good in this type of application – it is vulcanized.
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Gabrielle –
I’m almost done detangling my thick 3c/4a hair, and it’s been going pretty well. It’s not completely amazing and revolutionary, but it works just about the same as my plastic flexi brush.
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Samuel –
I’m wondering what’s the life expectancy of this product? With plastic brushes I’ve used in the past, the pins tend to break or bend or become loose and fall out of the cushion base, usually within a few months of purchase. How long can I expect this brush to last with daily use?
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Brush with Bamboo –
These can be used for years and potentially decades. It’s best to avoid excessive contact with moisture or water – that will maintain the bamboo for longer.
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Or (verified owner) –
What is the best way to clean the brush from dust?
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Brush with Bamboo –
Caring for this brush is no different from caring for a plastic toothbrush. You can just rinse it off in water!
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Sarah –
Is the natural rubber of the brush latex? Could someone with a latex allergy use this brush?
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Brush with Bamboo –
All natural rubber is made from latex. Latex is the white milky sap that comes from the rubber tree – a totally natural material from the earth. The rubber tree is tapped for its latex liquid in the same way the maple tree is tapped for maple water. And what we call rubber is derived from latex liquid. The latex liquid is coagulated to form rubber. Hope that answers your question!
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Mari –
Where was this brush manufactured?
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Brush with Bamboo –
Made responsibly in China.
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Maree –
Hi, what’s the end of life instructions for this brush? Thanks!
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Brush with Bamboo –
It can be composted: packaging and product both.
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Rachel –
Is this product free of animal testing?
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Brush with Bamboo –
Yes! Never tested on animals.
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brenna –
what would be the best way to clean my paddle brush?
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Brush with Bamboo –
Hi Brenna – check out this video from Kathryn Kellogg that explains how to clean our bamboo hair brush: https://www.instagram.com/p/CGDNrYIH0sG/
You can also go to her Instagram account and check it out on her feed @going.zero.waste
1) pull off most of the hair, 2) place your brush in a shallow container of water with a few pumps of shampoo or liquid soap like Dr. Bronners and let it rest for about an hour, 3) when you pull it out, all the residue will easily wipe away, 4) Let it dry upside down.
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