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What it is:
Technique™ 100% Boar Bristle brushes stimulate the scalp's natural emollients. The dramatic staggering of the bristling prevents broken hair, split ends and frizz by smoothing the hair cuticle. Thermal barrels allow for even heat distribution. Hair sectioning pick conveniently stores in the base of the grip.

*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cricket Technique 100% Boar made of and why is boar bristle used?

Cricket Technique 100% Boar is crafted entirely from natural boar bristles, known for their ability to distribute natural scalp oils throughout hair while gently detangling. Boar bristles have a tapered structure that mimics human hair, making them gentler than synthetic alternatives and ideal for those seeking natural grooming solutions.

Is Cricket Technique 100% Boar safe for sensitive scalp and color-treated hair?

Yes, Cricket Technique 100% Boar is designed to work with various hair types, including sensitive scalps and color-treated hair. The natural bristles are gentle and won't strip color or cause irritation. However, if you have an extremely sensitive scalp, start with light, short strokes to allow your scalp to adjust to the bristles.

How do I use Cricket Technique 100% Boar brush correctly?

Start with dry or damp hair. Using gentle, deliberate strokes, brush from scalp to ends in sections. Use short strokes near the roots to stimulate the scalp and distribute natural oils, then longer strokes through the lengths. Avoid aggressive tugging, especially on wet hair, to prevent breakage.