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Description
Ingredients
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What it is:
This brush is generally recommended for normal to thick hair of short to medium length, or as a second brush for on-the-go use for any hair length.
What it does:
It has 5 rings of tufts of carefully selected pure boar bristle, each of which contains a nylon strand. The durable nylon strands, with specially rounded ends, are longer than the boar bristles and penetrate through the hair to massage and stimulate the scalp, bringing out the natural oils.
What else you need to know:
Overall size is 6 3/4 inches by 2 inches. To keep your brush in tip-top shape complete use and care instructions are included.
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*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
The Pocket BN4 combines natural boar bristles with nylon fibers in a compact design, making it ideal for travel and on-the-go styling. The bristle and nylon blend provides detangling power while being gentler than full nylon brushes, and the smaller size makes it perfect for touch-ups throughout the day without sacrificing the quality Mason Pearson is known for.
Yes, the bristle and nylon combination makes this brush versatile for most hair types. The natural boar bristles help distribute scalp oils and smooth the hair cuticle, while the nylon fibers assist with detangling. However, those with very fine or delicate hair may find it works best on damp hair to minimize breakage, while thicker or coarser hair types benefit from its detangling capabilities.
Remove loose hair from the bristles regularly using your fingers or a comb. For deeper cleaning, soak the brush in lukewarm water with a drop of mild shampoo for 10-15 minutes, then gently rinse and allow it to air dry bristles-down on a towel. Avoid submerging the wooden handle completely, and never use hot water as it can damage the bristles and wooden components. Regular maintenance extends the brush's lifespan significantly.