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Dry Shampoo Brush

Dry Shampoo Brush

Regular price $24.00 USD
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Dry shampoo is supposed to make your life easier. The small cloud of powder hovering over your bathroom sink suggests otherwise.

The Dry Shampoo Brush from & Tread Well brings a little precision to the occasionally chaotic business of washing your hair without actually washing it. With soft bristles and a beautiful walnut handle, it's designed to pick up and distribute powdered dry shampoo directly at the roots, absorbing excess oil while helping add a little lift and texture. The brush works the powder into your hair more evenly, so you can avoid the telltale patches that make it look like you've been standing suspiciously close to a bag of flour. Simple, reusable, and considerably more civilized than trying to manage the whole operation with your fingertips.

The Details

  • Walnut wood handle
  • Soft bristles for controlled application
  • Designed for use with powdered dry shampoo
  • Helps distribute powder evenly at the roots
  • Helps minimize excess product buildup
  • Reusable haircare tool
  • Ideal for refreshing hair between washes
  • Dry shampoo sold separately
  • How to use: Dab the brush into a small amount of powdered dry shampoo, tap off any excess, and gently work it into the roots, focusing on areas prone to oiliness. Add more as needed.

 

About the brand |  & Tread Well

& Tread Well is the Hudson Valley's answer to the wellness-industrial complex. Founded by sisters Emily and Claire, this 100% natural line was born out of a desire for simplicity in a world obsessed with complexity. They've stripped away the synthetic noise, opting instead for plant-based ingredients that are as transparent as their ingredient lists. Handcrafted in small batches, their products are designed for those who want their skincare to be as clean as their conscience. With features in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and CAP Beauty, & Tread Well proves that sometimes, the best way to stand out is by doing less, but also by doing it better.

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