Pneumatic Paddle Brush in Boar Bristle and Nylon Pins

The natural latex cushion, made from rubber tree sap, gives our Julie brush exceptional flexibility. It perfectly adapts to the shape of your scalp with every use. Each stroke provides a gentle massaging sensation, promoting hair growth and improving blood circulation over time.

The boar bristles, naturally rich in keratin, provide unmatched softness and shine, creating an exceptional brushing experience. Finally, the nylon pins are carefully arranged for effective detangling, removing knots without damaging the hair, even thick, curly, or dense hair.

Our Paddy brush is designed for all hair types, with special attention to curly and thick hair, which tends to tangle more easily.

If you have a sensitive scalp, we recommend choosing the Jeanne brush. It is specially suited for long hair.

Do you have short hair? Discover our Juliette brush, perfect for your length!

This piece, crafted through French artisanal manufacturing, embodies a commitment to quality and sustainability. We use beech wood sourced from sustainably managed forests. The pneumatic cushion is made of natural latex, derived from rubber tree sap.

We pay particular attention to selecting boar bristles, choosing exclusively the “first cut,” which comes from the root of the hair. This part is very rich in keratin, providing unmatched care for your hair.

Our Paddy brush is the largest in our range, measuring 25 cm.

All our brushes are made in France; you can find our dedicated page here.

All orders are prepared and shipped from our workshop in Brittany.

Detangling is a crucial step in caring for your hair. Start by detangling from the ends, gradually working your way up toward the roots.

You can use L'Artisan Brossier brushes on wet hair. We recommend gently detangling wet hair as described above, and allowing your brush to air dry after use.

To preserve the performance of your boar bristle brush, meticulous maintenance is essential. Follow these simple steps to keep your brush in top condition:

Start by gently removing any hair or residue that has accumulated between the bristles by hand.

For a thorough clean, you can wash the brush in lukewarm water. If you like, add a few drops of shampoo for an even more effective clean. Rub the brush gently against the palm of your hand to remove impurities, then rinse thoroughly with clean water.

Finally, leave your boar bristle brush to air dry, bristles side down, keeping it away from any source of heat. By following these simple steps, you'll ensure the longevity of your brush and continue to enjoy impeccable hairstyles day after day.