Ezi-Groom Grip Body Brush - Navy - Large

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The Ezi-Groom Grip Body Brush is an essential grooming tool for horse owners who prioritize a high-gloss finish on their equine partner's coat. Designed for daily use, this brush features ultra-soft bristles that lift dust and debris while smoothing the hair, making it ideal for final touch-ups; however, it is specifically intended for finishing and is not suitable for removing heavy mud or deep-seated dirt.
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Yes, due to the super soft goat hair bristles, it is gentle enough for use on the cheeks and lower face, provided the brush is clean.
No, this brush is designed for finishing and polishing. Use a stiff dandy brush first to remove heavy mud.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the back grip material from becoming brittle over time.
Goat hair is exceptionally fine and soft, making it superior for smoothing down hair and bringing out natural oils for a shine.
The handle is designed for comfort, but it should not be submerged in water for extended periods.
Avoid pulling on the bristles or using the brush on wet, matted hair; stick to clean, dry coats to preserve the natural fibers.
Adjust the web strap connection point; if the material has stretched, consider adding a small knot to the strap to reduce the diameter.
The brush has likely collected excess coat oil; wash the bristles using a gentle horse shampoo and ensure thorough rinsing.
This brush requires no assembly; simply adjust the web strap to your hand size before starting. To maintain the integrity of the goat hair bristles, tap the brush against your palm or use a curry comb to gently loosen trapped debris after each session. Avoid washing the brush in hot water, as this can degrade the bristles. If necessary, clean occasionally with a mild shampoo and cool water, then allow it to air dry naturally with the bristles facing downward to prevent moisture from settling in the base.