Paddy - Pneumatic Paddle Brush in Boar Bristle and Nylon Pins

The natural latex cushion, sourced 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 massage sensation, promoting hair growth and improved blood circulation in the long run.

Boar bristles, naturally rich in keratin, bring unparalleled softness and shine to your hair, creating an exceptional brushing experience.

Finally, the nylon pins are carefully arranged to allow for effective detangling. They remove knots without damaging the hair, even thick, curly, or dense hair.

Our Paddy brush is designed to suit all hair types, with particular attention paid to curly hair and thick hair, which tend to tangle more easily.

If you have a sensitive scalp, we recommend choosing the Jeanne brush.

It is specially adapted for long hair.

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

This piece, handcrafted in France, embodies a commitment to quality and durability. We use beech wood from sustainably managed forests.

The air cushion is made of natural latex, which comes from rubber tree sap.

We pay particular attention to the selection of boar bristles, exclusively opting for the "first cut", which corresponds to the root of the bristle.
This part is very rich in keratin, thus offering an incomparable care quality for your hair.

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

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

Detangling is a crucial step in caring for your hair.

Start by detangling your hair from the ends, gradually working your way up to the roots.

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

We recommend that you take regular care of your brush.

First, gently remove any hair and particles that may accumulate between the boar bristles, being careful not to pull them out. You can do this with your fingers or a comb.

Then, for a deep clean, use lukewarm water and add a few drops of mild shampoo to the brush. Gently massage the bristles by rubbing them against the palm of your hand, then rinse thoroughly with clear water.

Finally, make sure not to completely immerse the brush in water to avoid damage, and let it air dry naturally, bristles down, away from any heat source.