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Hair Brushes from England. These internationally renowned brushes with spired tufts of boar bristle are nestled in a unique pneumatic rubber cushion. The result is shining, healthy, vibrant and manageable hair.
Mason Pearson Extra Large Pure Bristle Hair Brush "B1"
Mason Pearson Extra Large Pure Bristle Hair Brush, for fine to normal, very long hair.
• Eight oval rings of 100% pure boar bristle tufts set into a pneumatic rubber cushion
• Ideal for medium to long length, normal to fine hair
• Overall measurements 9" by 3*"
• Black Ruby handle
• Includes a special cleaning brush
The unique rubber-cushion pad, made by hand using Mason Pearson’s original techniques, allows for effective and efficient brushing. It is kind to use and massages the scalp.The cellulose plastic handle is hand-polished and any sharp edges are removed to make the hairbrush more comfortable to hold.
brand new in box
includes Brush and FREE Cleaning Brush
RRP $290
our price $195
save $95
Why Mason Pearson?
Hairbrushes by Mason Pearson are recognized by discriminating consumers as unique in both design and quality. The distinctive design incorporates spired, uneven tufts of boar bristle or boar bristle and nylon mixture set in a pneumatic rubber pad that enables each individual tuft to penetrate through to the scalp. Mason Pearson's ingenious brush construction achieves the desired type of scalp stimulation by adjusting automatically to the contour of the scalp without irritation. Equally important is the quality of the bristles. Mason Pearson uses only the finest quality natural bristle from the wild boar - preferably from the colder climates, where boar bristle grows heavy and strong for protection. Animals are not harmed in the collection of bristle.
Mason Pearson's bristle is just right. If the bristle is too soft, it cannot penetrate to the scalp completely. If the bristle is too hard, it can cause inflammation and soreness of the scalp. Customers quickly discover that a Mason Pearson brush feels terrific and performs beautifully. |