REDECKER WILD BOAR/MAPLE HAIRBRUSH
Olive wood not only features a particularly attractive grain, it is also extremely hard due to its slow growth. The high oil content makes it non-slip, supple and water-repellent, so that olive wood is ideal for use in damp environments.
- waxed olive wood
- stiff, black wild boar bristle, maple pins
- Size: 21.5 cm
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Material | waxed olive wood, black wild boar bristles, maple pins |
| Size | 21.5 cm |
| Use | ideal for long hair care |
| Environmental Suitability | water-repellent, non-slip, suitable for damp environments |
FAQ
What makes olive wood suitable for hair brushing?
Olive wood is hard due to slow growth and has high oil content, which provides non-slip, supple, and water-repellent properties, making it ideal for use in damp environments.
Are the bristles natural and durable?
Yes, the brush features stiff black wild boar bristles, which are natural and designed for effective long hair care.
Are the wooden pins antistatic?
Yes, the maple pins are antistatic, helping to prevent static build-up during use.
John Wilson –
This brush works well for my long hair. The olive wood feels solid and doesn’t slip, even when I use it in the shower. The bristles are strong and don’t break easily. I appreciate the natural feel and the way it detangles without causing frizz.
Stephanie Rutherford –
I’ve used this brush for a few weeks now and it’s held up well. The waxed wood is smooth and doesn’t absorb moisture. The bristles are effective for detangling, though a bit stiff for very fine hair.
Alan Marshall –
The brush is well-made and the craftsmanship is evident. The antistatic pins prevent static, which is a big plus. It’s durable and looks elegant on my vanity. I’d recommend it for anyone with long hair.