The Treatment Brush

Name: The Treatment Brush
Brand: The Belle Brush
Price: 24.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€24,00

Dr Laura's Notes

The tool that makes every other hair treatment work harder. I keep it in the shower alongside K18.

A professional application brush designed to distribute hair masks and treatments evenly through every strand for better results.

BETTER RESULTS FROM EVERY TREATMENT: Combs product through every section so it reaches the mid-lengths and ends, not just the surface.
REDUCES WASTE: More product ends up in your hair and less on your hands or washed down the drain.
WORKS WITH ALL TREATMENTS: Compatible with rinse-out masks, bond-repair treatments, deep conditioners, and leave-in products including K18.
SPEEDS UP APPLICATION: Covers each section in a fraction of the time it takes to work product through by hand.

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Why It's Phare Approved

Applying a hair mask with your fingers means half the product ends up on your hands rather than in your hair. The Treatment Brush combs treatment through each section so it reaches the mid-lengths and ends where damage actually sits. For anyone using K18 or a reparative mask, even distribution is what makes the difference between noticeable results and none. I keep it in the shower alongside whatever treatment I'm using that week.

1. After shampooing, section damp hair into manageable sections.
2. Apply your treatment to each section and use the brush to comb through from mid-lengths to ends.
3. Work back up to the roots if your treatment is designed for the scalp too.
4. Leave for the recommended time, then rinse thoroughly.
5. Rinse the brush under warm water after use and leave to air dry bristle-side down.

Yes. For leave-in products like K18, apply to towel-dried hair after washing, then use the Treatment Brush to comb from ends to mid-lengths. Follow the product's recommended waiting time before styling. The brush ensures full, even coverage with no excess sitting on top.
You can, but fingers push product onto the surface rather than working it through the hair shaft. The Treatment Brush combs product into each section more thoroughly and usually means you need less product per wash, which adds up over time.
Yes. Section the hair first and work through each section individually rather than applying to all hair at once. The time saving against hand application is more noticeable the longer and thicker the hair.
Rinse under warm water immediately after use while product is still wet. Most treatments wash out easily. For oil-based treatments, a small amount of shampoo on the bristles clears any residue. Leave bristle-side down to air dry.