Rock & Ruddle Hairbrush - L Miss Daisy Evening &

While boar bristles are gentle, they can sometimes be too much for extremely fine hair. Try using it on dry hair or with a light conditioner to see how your hair responds. It's often best for medium to thick hair.

Yes, you can use it with styling products. However, clean the brush regularly after using products to prevent buildup on the bristles, which can affect performance and hygiene.

It's recommended to remove loose hair after every use. A deeper clean with soap and water can be done every 2-4 weeks, depending on how frequently you use styling products.

Boar bristles help to reduce static by distributing natural oils, which can calm flyaways and decrease frizz caused by static.

Boar bristles are natural and help to smooth the hair cuticle and distribute scalp oils, leading to shinier, healthier-looking hair. Synthetic bristles are often better for aggressive detangling on very wet, thick hair but don't offer the same smoothing and shine benefits.

The 'L Miss Daisy Evening &' refers to the specific design and size. The core functionality and bristle quality remain consistent with other Rock & Ruddle brushes of similar size and bristle type.

Ensure hair is damp (not soaking wet) or conditioned. For very stubborn knots, try detangling in sections, starting from the ends and working your way up.

This can happen if the hair's natural oils aren't being distributed. Ensure you are brushing from the scalp to the ends. Clean the brush to remove any product buildup.

Avoid prolonged exposure to water. If the wood looks dry, you can lightly condition it with a natural wood oil, but avoid the bristles.