Let's get BRUSHING it's good for your HAIR and SCALP

                  Let’s get BRUSHING it’s good for your Hair and Scalp 

We work hard to keep our bodies in shape — we stretch, we lift, we move. But what about your hair and scalp? The same principle applies use it or lose it. Brushing is one of the simplest, most effective “exercises” you can give your scalp, and the right brush matters just as much as the right workout equipment.

That’s exactly why we designed the GROOMIN PADDLE PLUS™ — a tool built with intention, engineering, and results in mind. 

A Brush Designed Like a Wellness Tool

Most people think a brush is just a brush… until they use one that’s engineered for performance.

A Cushioned Pad That Works with Your Scalp

Our narrow oval cushioned pad has a raised center profile that allows the bristles to reach the scalp easily for a gentle, stimulating massage. The tapered ends add firmness where you need it most.

Bristles: 90% of a Brush’s Performance

The GROOMING PADDLE PLUS™ uses three bristle types — because your hair and scalp don’t have just one need.

•              Supple single flexible nylon

Perfect for detangling wet or dry hair and delivering a soothing scalp massage.

•              Stiffer natural Black Boar

Designed for adjustable tension and smoothing.

•              Natural White Boar

Your shine‑maker — nothing beats it for polishing the cuticle.

Why settle for one bristle type when you can have a complete system?

The 3D BRISTLE PATTERN™ covers every need — and yes, it feels incredible.

Balance: The Most Overlooked Feature in a Paddle Brush

A brush can have great bristles, but if it’s poorly balanced, your hand fatigues and your brushing become less effective.

The GROOMING PADDLE PLUS™ is shaped to follow the natural curve of your hand. At the neck, you’ll notice subtle “finger grooves” — these give your thumb and index finger perfect control and balance. Whether you’re detangling a child’s hair or brushing for shine and scalp health, the comfort is immediate.

Detangling Tips You’ll Wish You Learned Sooner

Most people brush from the roots down — and that’s exactly where the damage happens. The top layers of your hair are the most fragile, exposed daily to heat, weather, and friction.

Try this instead:

1.            Start from underneath, near the ends.

2.            Drop the hair onto the bristles about two inches from the tips.

3.            Turn the brush outward and gently pull through.

4.            Work upward in sections until you reach the top.

You’ll notice the nylon bristles only lightly catch — giving you a smooth, pain‑free detangle without snapping or breakage.

Want a Real Scalp Workout? Brush With Intention

To boost micro‑circulation — the flow of blood, oxygen, and nutrients to the roots — always brush with a slight rolling motion. Move against the natural direction of hair growth for a deeper, more stimulating effect.

It’s simple, it’s relaxing, and it’s one of the best things you can do for long‑term scalp wellness.

 

                                           BETTER HAIR AT ANY AGE™