Good Hair Starts Here.
Naturally. This plastic-free brush not only feels good passing through your hair, the all wood handle feels good in your hand, and because it's fully compostable, it feels good knowing you're not polluting on the front end or the back end.
Vegan and plastic-free, this handcrafted beechwood ball pin hair brush from Zefiro detangles and smooths hair with ease while massaging the scalp (yep, that's the job of the rounded 'ball pins' at the end of the bristles). While most hairbrushes are made of synthetic materials and take hundreds of years to break down, this wooden brush is fully compostable at the end of its life. Crafted masterfully, this all-natural hair brush is made with a smooth beechwood handle with durable bamboo bristles that sit on a natural rubber pad.
The bristles are embedded in natural rubber and are a byproduct from another industry, sourced from a supplier that believes nothing should go to waste. We agree.
NOTE: If you have thick or curly hair this brush is probably better for you than our natural boar bristle.
WHAT'S GOOD?
WHAT DOES IT REPLACE?
Plastic handled brushes with plastic or nylon bristles, or wooden handled brushes sporting plastic or nylon bristles. Natural bristle brushes are better for your hair, and better for the environment.
BORING (BUT USEFUL) STUFF
Size: 3" X 10" X 1.5"
Care: Avoid leaving the brush in any water. It's okay to use on wet hair, just let it air dry after.
MATERIALS
This brush is made from FSC Beechwood, the ball point bristles are made from bamboo, and the base is natural rubber. It is coated with a non-toxic, UV cured light finish to protect it.
SOURCE
While this product is made in China, we are confident in its production because this woman-owned Chicago business is led by a woman who spent 10 years in China, working with manufacturers who share her commitment to people and planet.
PACKAGING
None
END OF PRODUCT LIFE
Compostable.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
From Zefiro: It’s not about being perfect. Nobody is. It’s about being conscious that our actions matter. What we buy matters. What we waste matters. What we send to the landfill matters. What ends up in our oceans and ends up in our fish, matters. Every small step we take, makes a difference.