Nail brushes

Wooden nail brush from Biogan.

This nail brush is 100% plastic-free and made exclusively from natural materials.

The nail brush bristles are made of beech wood and the fibers on the brush are made of leaf ribs from the agave cactus.

The bristles are resistant to both heat, acid and base.

The nail brush fits very well in hand.

Maintenance of your wooden nail brush

The nail brush can last a very long time if you make sure to dry it properly when it is not in use.

Put the nail brush in a dry place to dry when it is not in use.

If necessary, give the nail brush a little cooking oil occasionally. It refreshes the wood and makes it more resistant to water.

How to use the nail brush
Wet your hands and the brush and add a little soap. Use the wide side with five rows for your hands and palms, and the narrow row on top to brush under and around the nails. Rinse your hands and the brush afterwards.

Oiled beech wood
Beech is a hard, dense wood with a fine, even grain and one of the most widely used woods for brushes and combs. The surface is treated with oil, which protects the wood and brings out its light, warm colour. If the wood becomes dull and dry over time, you can rub in a thin layer of cooking oil or wood oil and wipe off the excess.

Caring for the nail brush
Rinse the brush in lukewarm water with a little mild soap, shake off the water and leave it to dry with the bristles facing down. Do not soak it, and the wood and bristles will last longer.

How to use the nail brush
Wet your hands and the brush and add a little soap. Use the side with six rows for your hands and palms, and turn the brush over when your nails need a thorough clean. Rinse your hands and the brush afterwards.

Tampico fibre
Tampico is a plant fibre extracted from the agave plant. The fibres are firm and springy and are traditionally used in hand, nail and cleaning brushes where a little extra scrubbing power is needed.

Oiled beech wood
Beech is a hard, dense wood with a fine, even grain and one of the most widely used woods for brushes and combs. The surface is treated with oil, which protects the wood and brings out its light, warm colour. If the wood becomes dull and dry over time, you can rub in a thin layer of cooking oil or wood oil and wipe off the excess.

Caring for the nail brush
Rinse the brush in lukewarm water with a little mild soap, shake off the water and leave it to dry with the bristles facing down. Do not soak it, and the wood and fibres will last longer.