La Bonne Brosse Our Hair Brushes|Our Small Brushes*N.01 The Small Shine & Care Hair Brush THE UNIVERSAL Clay Court

The benefits of the small Shine & Care Hair Brush The Universal Clay Court

Transform your hair routine with our small boar bristle hairbrush N°1: your best ally for healthy and radiant hair.

Intense hydration and complete care

The Universal Clay Court small hairbrush has boar bristles. Rich in keratin, these bristles are renowned for their moisturizing properties. Used regularly, this boar bristle hairbrush improves the structure of your hair, making it stronger and less fragile. It also helps to distribute the scalp’s natural sebum throughout the hair, leaving it fresher and cleaner.

Practical and elegant

With a length of 17 cm, this small boar bristle hairbrush fits easily into your handbag or suitcase: ideal for frequent travel! Its ergonomic design and clay court color add a touch of elegance to your hair care routine.

How to use the Clay Court Universal boar bristle hair brush?

Easy to carry, the small boar bristle hairbrush will follow you everywhere at any time of the day: in the morning for an instant beauty enhancing result, in the afternoon for a quick touch-up or in the evening before going to bed.

1- Start by brushing the ends;

2- Gradually work your way up to the roots for optimal and gentle detangling;

3- Then brush your hair in all directions to maximize blood circulation and strengthen your hair.

Natural and beneficial composition

Made from 100% natural boar bristles, the Clay Court small massaging hairbrush is a real source of keratin. This natural protein, present in our hair and nails, plays a crucial role in hydration and protection against external aggression.

Pro Tip

Use your hairbrush preferably on dry hair. To clean your small boar bristle brush, we recommend removing dirt and hair trapped between the bristles with a small comb. Avoid soaking your boar bristle hairbrush entirely in water to preserve the quality of the follicles in your brush. Instead, don’t hesitate to run a damp cloth between each bristle from time to time. Leave to dry in the open air.