TekSlim Rectangular Brush In Olive Wood With Short Wooden Pins

Slim rectangular brush in olive wood with short wooden pins.
A wooden brush from Tek with its rounded wooden pins contributes to a very gentle hair brushing that massages and stimulates the scalp. This improves the hair follicles' oxygen and nutrient uptake and absorbs the hair's excess sebum. Other advantages of choosing a wooden brush are that wood is a clean and allergen-neutral material that is also antistatic.
Each brush and comb is made by hand and surface treated with carnauba wax and flaxseed oil. The shaft of the brush is made of FSC-certified Italian ash wood and the wooden pins of hornbeam wood. The wooden pins are attached to a natural rubber base and have a small air valve which contributes to soft and comfortable use.
Tek is an Italian family business that for two generations has manufactured environmentally friendly brushes and combs from natural materials. The brand's founder was the first to think of a brush with wooden pins and launched the very first hairbrush with wooden pins in 1977. Each product is made by hand from start to finish by a skilled Italian craftsman in the company's own premises outside Milan. Respect for the nature and the consideration for the environmental impact is something that can be seen throughout the production chain. Tek guarantees a stylish and ergonomic design as well as a comfortable brushing for hair and scalp. Choosing a hairbrush from Tek is a real sign of love for nature and for yourself.
Characteristics
Suitable for all hair types and hair lengths
Rounded wooden pins contribute to a very gentle brushing against hair and scalp
Massages and improves blood circulation in the scalp
Absorbs excess sebum and impurities in the hair
The soft antistatic natural rubber base makes the brush comfortable to use
Handmade in Tek's own studio in Milan, each product is unique
Made of Italian FSC-certified wood
100% plastic free
Comes in an unbleached FSC-certified box
Size 22 x 6 cm

Steps for brushing dry hair
Start in the midsection or a few inches away from the ends. Brush down to the ends.
Move the brush up an inch or two from where you started (if that part is now tangle-free) and continue brushing downward until you have removed all tangles from that section.
Continue moving up your hair until you get to your scalp, and then brush the entire length of your hair a few times.
Most damage happens when we battle with our hair and are rougher with our brushing than we need to be. So be gentle and go slow.