WET BRUSH

FAQ

• What makes Wet Brush different then other brushes?

  Wet Brush’s ground breaking Intelliflex® bristles utilize unique technology, sustainable materials, and out-of-the-box thinking to create gentle bristles that glide through strands causing less breakage and using less force than other brushes

• Should I brush my hair when it is wet?

  Traditionally, to prevent breakage you should only brush your hair with a wide tooth comb when wet - and brush very gently! However, because Wet Brushes are made with Intelliflex® bristles which are specifically designed to cause less breakage, and the bristles are spaced with wet hair in mind, these are safe to use on wet hair. We always recommend to brush gently, regardless if the hair is wet or dry

• What is the Go Green Wet Brush series made out of?

  The body of Wet Brush brushes is composed of a plastic material called poly-lactic acid (PLA). There are a couple of different ways you can make PLA and the Wet Brush Factory developed theirs using corn starch, so these brushes are made of a derivative of corn

• How often should I replace my Wet Brush?

  Even though Wet Brush brushes typically last longer than other bushes, all brushes should be replaced every 6 months to a year, however this depends on the amount of usage and the hair type the brush is being used to style