The brush designed for vulnerable hair
Engineered for thinning, fragile hair - backed by hair trichologist Angela Onuoha
Expert Insights
Minimise hair fall & breakage
We’ve used our hair expertise to create a hairbrush with a unique and innovative teeth pattern to minimise hair fall, breakage and damage. Hair is gently guided through soft-flex teeth for extra-gentle detangling. 79% noticed less hair in the brush vs. their normal brush*
Brush with confidence
Our extra-gentle detangling hairbrush has a wider-spaced teeth pattern designed to minimise tension on delicate hair when brushing. While the concentrated teeth in the centre effortlessly detangle for extra-gentle brushing. There’s less breakage, less hair fall, and more confidence. Check out our trichologist backed downloadable resource here on why the Extra Gentle is for you.
89%
agree they experienced less pulling and tugging when using this hairbrush
77%
agreed that they experienced less hair fall and breakage
87%
agreed this brush is gentle on their scalp and hair
87%
agreed this brush is gentle on their scalp and hair
89%
agree they experienced less pulling and tugging when using this hairbrush
77%
agreed that they experienced less hair fall and breakage
87%
agreed this brush is gentle on their scalp and hair
87%
agreed this brush is gentle on their scalp and hair
Ask Angela - FAQs
Can I use the Extra Gentle on wet and dry hair?
Yes - just add a conditioner or hair mask first when using it wet. This gives extra protection and slip for the brush to glide without tension.
Is brushing wet hair bad for hair loss?
It can gradually weaken hair that has grown out of the scalp, eventually leading to unnecessary breakage - which is exactly why a gentler brush matters here.
What's the best way to treat fairy knots?
Get a trim first to remove existing knots, then focus on prevention - stretched styles like blowouts, twists and braids reduce single-strand tangling. Silk pillowcases and microfibre towels also help minimise friction.
Why is my hair shedding more than usual?
On average we lose 50 to 100 hairs a day - that's completely normal. But when internal factors like hormonal shifts, nutritional deficiency or chronic stress disrupt the hair growth cycle, more follicles move into the shedding phase at once. It usually takes 6 to 12 weeks after a trigger before you notice the change, so the cause is often further back than you'd expect.
Does the type of brush I use really make a difference to hair loss?
It really does. Aggressive detangling puts mechanical stress on the hair shaft and follicle - the pulling force (traction) and friction from the brush can cause hairs still in the growth phase to fall out before they're ready to. A gentler brush that flexes through the hair rather than drags reduces that unnecessary fallout and helps protect the density you have.
