Olivia Garden Fingerbrush Boar & Nylon Mint Detangling Brush M

Olivia Garden Fingerbrush Boar & Nylon Mint Size M is the brand's flexible detangling brush in bright pink, size M. It glides through knots in dry hair without pulling. The boar bristles add shine, while the nylon bristles keep knots under control.

What it does for you

• Detangles without pulling: the finger-like shape glides through knots without tugging or breaking the hair.
• Natural shine: the boar bristles distribute natural oils from the scalp down the hair.
• Less frizz: the nylon bristles detangle, while the boar bristles smooth the hair's surface.
• Gently massages the scalp: the curved, flexible body follows the shape of the head, while the rounded bristle tips gently stimulate it.
• Clean parts: the built-in sectioning pick quickly and precisely separates sections.

How to use it at home

1. Use the brush on dry hair only. Olivia Garden designed it exclusively for dry hair.
2. On long hair, start at the ends and gradually work your way up to the roots, section by section.
3. For finishing, glide the brush several times from roots to ends to smooth and add shine.
4. For a bun or high ponytail, the nylon bristles gently lift the hair, while the boar bristles smooth the surface.
5. Regularly remove hair and product residue from between the bristles with the Olivia Garden brush cleaning tool.

For what hair type

The brand recommends it for fine to thick, medium or long hair, and even extensions. Size M is the well-balanced size for most lengths and hair types, for detangling and smoothing every day. It is not a brush for wet hair: for detangling after washing, choose the Fingerbrush Double Bristles.

Specifications

What else you need

• Olivia Garden brush cleaning tool
• Shine serum for finishing on dry hair
• Shine hair oil
• Fingerbrush Double Bristles, for detangling wet hair
• Hair sectioning clips

ProBeauty tip. If you wear extensions, hold the hair at the base with one hand and brush from the ends with the other. The brush does not pull on the bonds, and the boar bristles add shine to them.