Postquam - 'Panda Biodegradable' Hair Brush
Rediscover the art of styling your hair with our Biodegradable Handless Brush!
This brush is the perfect combination of ergonomic design and sustainability, providing a natural grip that adapts to the shape of your hand for an exceptional styling experience.
Made from premium organic materials such as wheat straw and rice husks, along with biodegradable plastic, this brush is not only environmentally friendly, but also gives you exceptional results. Its 20mm bristles are non-stick, flexible and tough, allowing for soft and gentle styling without damaging your hair.
The Handleless Brush's perfect-grip design allows you to control every movement, gliding the tines effortlessly through your hair, removing knots and tangles effortlessly. Plus, its handle-free shape makes it compact and easy to transport, perfect for carrying in your handbag or backpack.
This brush is an environmentally conscious choice, with a low carbon footprint during manufacture. It can be recycled and reused, making it a smart and responsible investment.
Maintenance is just as easy. Hand wash it with cold water and mild soap, then let it air dry. Avoid immersing it in water for too long or using it with hot water or hair dryers to ensure its durability.
Transform your styling routine and join the sustainability movement with our Biodegradable Handless Brush - experience the perfect fusion of convenience, efficiency and environmental responsibility with every brush stroke!
Biodegradable brush without handle - Material: organic wheat straw, rice husks and plastic. Designed to mould to the shape of the hand for a perfect grip. Its 20mm non-stick, flexible and hard bristles comb gently and softly. Made with low carbon footprint, environmentally friendly. Can be recycled and reused. Hand wash in cold water with mild soap and leave to dry. Do not leave too long immersed in water. Do not use in hot water. Do not use with hair dryer.
Instructions for use:
Hand wash in cold water with mild soap and leave to dry.
