Enbacci Skincare are an international skincare brand from Melbourne. Their lovely and effective products use fruit stem cells to improve skin growth and regeneration. Skin stem cells are found in the epidermal layer of skin, ultraviolet radiation affects the ability of skin stem cells to regenerate skin, this is where Enbacci comes in to save the day (or your skin), by utilising fruit stem cells to counteract the skins ageing process.

The 3 step Vitis Vinifera Rejuvenating system use grape stem cells.  The grape stem cells are extracted from a cultivated grape of the Gamay family (the type used in red wine), sourced in France. This variety of grape was selected, as they are very high in anthocyanin, which are powerful antioxidants and free radical scavengers.    

Vitis Vinifera Rejuvenating Gel Cleanser

The Vitis Vinifera Rejuvenating Gel Cleanser is a gentle and mild cleanser which effectively removed the oil from my skin, leaving it feeling squeaky clean.   I use cleansers twice a day and was pleased with the balance it gave to my combination skin.  It also smells very refreshing.    

Containing camelia flower (green tea), which is full of antioxidants and also contains nourishing moisturising properties.   Apparently it was a secret beauty ingredient of the Geishas!  
​
Also containing the wonderfully healing aloe vera plant and grape stem cells.

​

Vitis Vinifera Rejuvenating Essence 

I love the scent of this essence, it uses a fine mist dispenser to disperse the essence and to me it smells like fresh cucumbers, which I love.   I don't think it contains this ingredient, maybe it's the green tea which makes it smell so good, but I love it, it's so cool and refreshing.

A natural astringent, which is alcohol free.   It tones and balances skin.  It left my skin feeling very smooth.  I just sprayed in on and let it sink in.  It helped to remove impurities and minimise the appearance of lines.  It kept my skin from looking and feeling tired.  It  also preps skin for better absorption of the Enbacci creme.

Containing witch hazel (one of my favourite natural astringents), soothing aloe and green tea leaf extract and grape stem cells.

​Vitis Vinifera Rejuvenating Essential Crème

This creme rehydrates and replenishes skin.   The consistency is nice and light, but very effective in moisturising my skin.  I don't really like thick facial moisturisers, so this one is perfect for me. It's oil free and glides on smoothly. 

Containing aloe and green tea and grape stem cells.  Also full of vitamin C to promote collagen. 

It left my skin feeling silky smooth and smelling like a dream. 

 By: Neve 

So, conventional wisdom (and the movies) had you believing that you'd glow during pregnancy; that you would be shining radiantly as you blissfully glided about your day. Instead, however, you're feeling bloated and nauseous, you are constipated and have hemorrhoids, and your skin, far from glowing, is itchy, dry and may have developed a 16-year-old's acne.

What gives?
 
If you have all the icky pregnancy side-effects just listed, then poor you! You're having an uncommonly tough pregnancy. What's not unusual, though, is developing sore or uncomfortable skin.
 
Fear not.
 
Here come five super-easy, natural tips to manage your skin and keep it comfortable.

Demand a Daily Massage - 

​Prolonged stress is intimately connected to many of our bodily functions, often in negative ways. For example, cortisol, the 'stress hormone' may increase the amount of oil produced by your skin, leading to acne. Other skin conditions are caused by autoimmune problems which, again, can be triggered by stress.
 
Karen Mallin, PsyD, of the University of Miami, is a lecturer in psychiatry and dermatology. She notes that "The mind and skin are connected on many different levels ...  Psychodermatogy is a [growing] field that addresses the impact of an individual's emotion as it relates to the skin."
 
You've got a strong case, so convince your partner to whip out the organic coconut oil and give you a daily back rub.
 
Maximise Your Sleep - ​

​​Blood flow to your skin increases as you snooze. Get a good sleep and you're more likely to wake up with a healthy complexion. The problem is you can never guarantee eight hours sleep during pregnancy. Those pesky trips to the toilet, or the sheer awkwardness of getting comfortable despite your bump, make it a bit hit-and-miss.
 
To give yourself a fighting chance, try burning some lavender essential oil. Don't go for the cheap stuff which is often just perfume. Instead, treat yourself to some pure, organic lavender oil.
 
Next, invest in a decent pregnancy pillow. This can be a lifesaver. Even if you previously tried and didn't get along with one, take another look. There are many different shapes and sizes, so it's worth finding one that works best for you and your bump. I've written a whole guide on pregnancy pillows and how to choose the right one if you'd like to learn more!

Drink plenty of water - 

​Yup, you knew this one was coming! And, no doubt, you are well aware that during pregnancy it's important to stay hydrated. I won't labor the point here (excuse the pun), but will quickly mention that our skin is about 65% water and, put simply, skin cells function best when they are properly hydrated. This leads to healthier-looking skin. Another reason to keep on top of your fluid intake during pregnancy.

Stretch marks -

​As your boobs and belly grow, you may find that you develop stretch marks. Try not to worry too much. Firstly, if you read around, you'll soon discover that most guys don't mind them. More than that, many men find them sexy. (Not that I'm advocating self-esteem and body image based on what men think!) There are also lots of natural ways to reduce or avoid stretch marks altogether.
 
If you're into DIY, then try mixing organic coconut oil, coconut butter and shea butter together. You'll need to warm them up first. Then add a few drops of Vitamin E and organic lavender oil. (Heck, if you make enough of this, then you can use it for your daily massage, too.)
 
If, on the other hand, you want to save time and keep it simple, then there are some conscientious companies making decent organic stretch mark creams.

Eat Dark Leafy Greens -
​
​These wonder foods contain beta-carotene along with lutein, potassium, fiber and folate. This is great for all sorts of things, but in terms of your skin, the folate is an important nutrient for repairing DNA. This helps to keep your skin looking great.
​
There You Have It. Pregnancy is a wonderful time but comes with some niggling side-effects. Give these five tips a shot and, hopefully, bad skin won't be one of them. In fact, with a little help from your surging hormones, you may even attain that elusive "pregnancy glow".
 
Neve blogs at WeTheParents.org where she seeks to bring out the humour in parenting and gets nerdy researching and reviewing the gear that mums and dads (apparently) need. You can also catch her on Facebook and Twitter.
​

Clean & Pure lip balms are exactly as they say, clean and pure. They are beautifully nourishing and are 100 percent natural.
 
It can be hard to find a lip blam which is completely natural, but still keeps lips soft and hydrated.    The problem with most commercial lip balms is they can contain some very nasty ingredients. I for one don’t want to be placing these toxins on my lips and ingesting them, especially when there are wonderful alternatives like Clean & Pure, which contain only natural and unprocessed Australian ingredients.   These natural ingredients are also alot more effective as they contain skin-loving enzymes, antioxidants and vitamins.
 
The founders of Clean & Pure, Mark and Melanie Chapman, created their range of natural products after Melanie experienced excema, so they set out to find healthy alternatives.  After using only natural and pure ingredients on herself, the excema disappeared.     

All lip balms in the range contain 6 ingredients or less and are made locally in Queensland. 

The current range includes -   Vanilla, Pawpaw, Manuka Honey, Tinted Rose, Peppermint and Cocoa Butter.

Clean & Pure Manuka Honey Lip Balm
 
Manuka honey is renowned for it’s healing qualities. When I’m feeling under the weather I put manuka honey in my tea. It's a natural antiseptic and is wonderful at healing dry lips.    

This lip balm combines manuka honey with beeswax, olive oil and vitamin E.   It’s very nourishing to dry skin and helps to heal.  The extra virgin olive oil is derived from the first press of the olive and makes it ultra hydrating.

Full ingredients are - 

• Extra Virgin Olive Oil
• Manuka Bees Wax
• Manuka Honey
• Vitamin E Oil

 ​

I'm very happy I've come across these lip balms.  I found them to be smooth and long lasting and the ingredients are of a high quality, I know I'm doing my lips a favour.

They also taste delicious and are very affordable.

​Available at Clean & Pure.

By: Will

Hair loss affects both women and men of all different ages. It can have a serious impact on someone’s self esteem and confidence.
 
You will probably have seen a lot of adverts or spam emails sent to you about all the different pills and miracle ‘cures’ for hair loss. But it is understandable that putting loads of chemicals in your body can seem really off putting and not the right answer for you.
 
Having hair implants is a serious decision and not one to be taken lightly, and you may want to try other less invasive solutions first.
 
Luckily, there are many natural ways to fight hair loss and even to reverse it. You don’t have to sacrifice one part of your health and suffer the side effects of medication to grow your hair back.
 
These natural remedies are not only less invasive and harmful to the body, but they have proven to have successful results. They will help you to take control of your hair loss and even reverse it, giving you that extra confidence boost every day.
 
Why Does Hair Loss Happen?
 
To be able to understand how a natural remedy might work, first we need to understand a little bit about why hair loss, scientifically known as androgenetic alopecia, happens to us.
 
Put simply, there is a naturally occurring hormone within our bodies called DHT that attacks the hair follicles, slowly causing them to wither and die. When the follicle gets too small it eventually falls out and doesn’t grow back. DHT is a normal and healthy hormone that is created from testosterone, which is why men more than women get pattern baldness. Equally, some men get significantly worse male pattern baldness than others, while some don’t get it at all. It seems to be pure luck and a lot do with what we inherit from our parents that determine the level of DHT that we are born with. The fortunate men born with low levels of DHT never go bald.

Home Made Shampoos
​
First, lets start with what you put on your hair. Shampoos that you buy in shops, some shampoos are going to contain numerous chemicals and preservatives, even some shampoos which claim to be natural. This is not a good choice for people suffering with hair loss. But do not despair as making an all natural shampoo at home is much easier than you would think. It can really improve the hair’s strength and growth. Why not give it a go yourself using the ingredients and directions below.

​Ingredients:

·       Liquid castile soap (1/2 cup)
·       Maple syrup (1 tablespoon)
·       Carrot seed essential oil (5-10 drops)
        Castor oil (10 drops)  

Directions:

​Combine all ingredients in the container of your choice. Mix well, and be sure to mix thoroughly before each use.

When ready to use, pour over wet hair. Massage into scalp for 2-3 minutes, and then let sit for an addition 2-3 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm (or, even better, cold) water.
 
 
Essential Oils

Another natural remedy that can be put on hair to promote growth are essential oils. Evidence does suggest that many essential oils, a few in particular, can promote hair growth. They are a simple and inexpensive remedy to add to your hair care routine, and not one that should be overlooked.

​The best essential oils to promote hair growth are:
        
​        Peppermint essential oil ·      
        Rosemary essential oil
·       Blackcurrant essential oil
·       Evening primrose essential oil
·       Pumpkin seed oil
        Tea tree oil

They can all be found at your local drug or health care store.
 
Scalp Massages & Exercises

Not only do scalp massages feel absolutely great, and are very relaxing, but they can even improve hair growth and prevent hair loss.

A good scalp massage encourages the blood flow to increase around the follicle. If there is not enough blood directed to the follicle then then follicle will eventually die. On the other side, a healthy amount of blood flow to the follicle can even cause the follicle to repair itself and therefore the hair will grow back. A scalp massage has got to be one of the most enjoyable treatments of hair loss, and you can always try out several different types of head massage in the name of ‘research’.

​Eliminating Allergies
 
Next we need to think about what we are putting into our bodies. Everyone knows the old adage ‘you are what you eat’ and it is certainly scientifically proven that what we eat affects how we look and how we feel.
 
The reason that the hormone DHT causes hair loss is because it causes an immune reaction against the actual hair follicles. It mistakenly causes our bodies to attack our own hair as it wrongly thinks it is a foreign invader.
​
This is the same process that occurs when we have food allergies. Allergy reactions from food result in the body becoming ultra-sensitive to what it believes is a foreign invader. Not only can food allergies cause untold digestive problems, but they can directly cause the rate of hair follicle miniaturisation to increase.
 
There are many different groups of food allergies and some of the most common are dairy and gluten, although there are many others that you may have never even suspected.
 
There are simple ways to test for food allergies and it is always recommended to speak with your local doctor about your symptoms and suspected allergies.  
 
Natural DHT Blockers
 
There are ways to block DHT from being produced. One of the very best natural DHT blockers you can take is Pumpkin Seed Oil (PSO). PSO is made from pumpkin seeds (no surprises there) and its success is down it producing an enzyme called 5AR that blocks DHT from being produced. Therefore the hair follicle is safe from the damage DHT causes.

Pumpkin seed oil is one of the most effective DHT blockers as it starts working from the inside after being taken orally. This allows it to target 5AR at the source, and prevents DHT buildup from even occurring on the scalp.
 
Microbiome Health
​
The human body is full of naturally occurring levels of bacteria, and keeping the balance right is key to a healthy body, also called microbiome health. We are still only just finding out how important a healthy microbiome is for our overall health as well as our hair health. Unfortunately, due to our modern world and our increased use of hand gels, bacteria killing cleaning products and chemically altered foods, our environment is now impacting our microbiome health.

An unhealthy microbiome has been shown to cause inflammation and also increase hair follicle sensitivity to DHT.
​
To cure hair loss naturally you will need to stop triggering these autoimmune problems and decrease inflammation as much as possible.
 
Mesotherapy (aka Microneedling/Dermarolling)
 
Mesotherapy is a physical treatment where tiny needles are put into the scalp. More commonly known as microneedling, it is a drug-free hair loss treatment that has had significant and proven results for hair regrowth.
 
The tiny needles break the surface of the skin but the procedure should not be painful or cause scarring. The puncture wounds then begin being repaired by our body. As the healing process takes place, this stimulates collagen production. This then leads to the production of new skin cells which contain new and (in most cases) healthy hair follicles.

Alkalisation

​We spoke briefly about microbiome health above, but there are other ways that the body balances itself and this is through our acid and alkaline levels. The foods we eat affect these levels, and a diet with lots of grains, dairy and meat causes the body to become more and more acidic. If the acidic level becomes too high, the enzyme 5AR also mentioned above becomes more aggressive and DHT levels in the scalp go up leading to hair loss.
 
One way to reduce our acidic levels is to eat less acidic foods to shift the body back into its natural alkaline state, although you should always consult a health care professional when considering any significant dietary changes.

On the other side, when your body is alkaline (its optimum state) then the enzyme that produces DHT in the exact part of the scalp where male pattern baldness occurs is inhibited.

This mean lower levels of DHT and remember that no DHT means no hair loss, great!
​
As we can see, there are many very effective natural remedies that should be tried before anything more invasive should be considered.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wow, what a lovely surprise these products from Glamourflage turned out to be!  As  a long time lover of all things retro and vintage, when I checked out their gorgeous 50’s style website, I couldn’t wait to receive my Hola skincare products.​

Glamourflage is a Melbourne based company founded by Imogen Day, she has combined natural based products with vintage style and they are gorgeous.   The packaging is amazing.

HOLA upholds the philosophy “The most simple and effective ingredients, brings you the most natural and healthy skin care”.

​HOLA Seaweed Moisturising Eye Cream

A high performance moisturising eye cream, enriched with seaweed extract.    It has a smoothing and tightening effect under the eyes and also has that soothing ultra cool feel. Offers intense hydration and helps to lighten dark circles under eyes.

Although these aren’t 100 percent natural, they do contain some very high quality herbs and natural ingredients which have been carefully chosen for their skin firming and healing properties.   

Available at Glamourflage.

By:  Angela Gross
​
There’s been a real buzz in the beauty industry over the last few years about Rosehip Oil and its popularity has increased phenomenally.
 
So just what is Rosehip Oil and what’s all the fuss about?

​Rosehip Oil, also known as Rosehip Seed Oil, comes from wild rose varieties like Rose Moschata and Rosa Rubignosa (native to the Southern Andes region) and Rosa Canina (found in parts of Europe, South Africa and Asia).
 
Rosehip Oil is extracted from the seeds of the ‘hip’ or fruit of the rose – this is the bulb that replaces the rose flower once it has dropped its petals. The oil is obtained through a process called “cold pressing”. Good quality organic Rosehip Oil does not have added colours, fragrances or preservatives. It has a subtle woodsy scent and a rich red/orange tinge to it. If you find a Rosehip Oil that is a light yellow colour, it may have been refined.
 
Why is Rosehip Oil so good for your skin?
 
Used by the Egyptians and other ancient civilisations for centuries, Rosehip Oil is renowned for its healing properties. The people of those cultures also recognised its skin and hair care benefits. Rosehip Oil’s benefits come from its numerous naturally occurring nutrients like:
 

• Essential fatty acids Omega 3, 6, 9 (linolenic, linoleic and oleic acid) – these can assist in collagen production and help with the repair and regeneration of damaged skin tissue. Linoleic acid is considered to be particularly beneficial in the treatment of acne and blemishes.
• Vitamin C – a powerful anti-oxidant with anti-ageing benefits for younger-looking skin, along with skin brightening properties.
• Vitamin E – another anti-oxidant and free radical fighter to help rejuvenate your skin, reduce the appearance of stretch marks, lighten scars and relieve sunburn.
• Lycopene & Beta-Carotene – powerful anti-oxidants and free radical fighters to help prevent premature ageing.
• Trans-Retinoic Acid – converts to Vitamin A which strengthens the skin’s outer layer, helps reduce fine lines & wrinkles, lighten brown spots and pigmentation and smooth skin texture. It’s also known for its anti-microbial properties.

Not just good for your skin, Rosehip Oil can also be used to moisturise dry hair, help control dandruff and improve the condition of dry, brittle nails.
 
Rosehip Oil usually has a light texture and is absorbed fairly quickly. Make sure you apply it while your skin is still damp. This helps to ‘lock in’ the moisture. While many people like to use Rosehip Oil on its own, it can also be found in the formulations of many skin care products like cleansers, moisturisers and serums. Alternatively, you can add a few drops yourself to your favourite moisturiser.
 
With celebrities like Miranda Kerr and Victoria Beckman praising the benefits of Rosehip Oil and claims that even the Duchess of Cambridge uses it, Mother’s Nature’s best-kept secret is definitely a secret no more.
 
So, why not give it a try and see if Rosehip Oil is a good match for your skin? As with any new product, you should always do a patch test first to ensure you have no reactions.
 
Author Bio:
The author is a lover of natural & organic beauty products and the owner of an online organic beauty store (www.naturallysafe.com.au) where she maintains a regular blog, providing news about the dangers of chemicals in cosmetics, health tips and promoting the benefits of natural cosmetics.
​

Dr. Bronner's soaps are hands down some of the best natural soaps I have used. ​ What I love is how much they lather up without using any sulphates or foaming agents. They don't irritate my skin at all and they smell so lovely.  They are also amazingly affordable!

Pioneers in the natural product industry, Dr. Bronner's are a family owned and run business, spanning over 5 generations which can be traced back to german-jewish origins since 1858!

Dr. Bronner's Pure-Castile Liquid Soap - Cherry Blossom

I love the sweet scent of this Cherry Blossom soap, it reminds of a cherry lipgloss I had as a teenager, but more natural and soft.

It lathers up so well, I use it for shaving my legs and underarms.   I use it to cleanse all over, including my face.  It leaves my skin feeling so soft and smooth and without any irritation, ever!    



​

Dr. Bronner's Pure-Castile Liquid Soap - Sandalwood Jasmine

Sandalwood is another favourite scent of mine, I wear the oil as a perfume, so I was so happy to try this soap. The woodsy scent of sandalwood combined with a hint of fresh Jasmine is very calming.   I like to use this at the end of the day to wind down and Cherry Blossom to start off my morning.

This soap has the same amazing soft lather.   I only need to use a tiny bit too, these bottle are going to last me for a long time. Non-irritating to sensitive skin, my sister also tried this, she has super sensitive skin and struggles to find soaps which don't irritate, including other natural soaps.   She was very happy to discover how gentle these soaps are.

​

I love everything about the Dr. Bronners range.  I like the ethical nature of the company.  The soaps cleanse thoroughly, but are also gentle on skin.  I love the very cool vintage style packaging.  I can safely recommend these soaps to everyone,  knowing that they will experience top quality products which are good for skin, health and the environment.  Ingredients are pure, natural and certified organic.

Available at online and at selected outlets.   

By: Santanu Majumdar

​Rosacea is a common skin condition that a lot of people face. The condition is generally characterized by redness. If you are experiencing rosacea, it is extremely vital to maintain a gentle routine for your skin care. You also need to be aware of the cosmetics and skin care products that could irritate your skin. It is advisable to consult with a dermatologist about your skin care routine. You can also discuss the ingredients present in the products that you use. If you apply makeup properly, you can actually fake good and naturally looking skin, meanwhile concealing the redness caused by the condition. 

When you hydrate your skin, the outer layers of your skin are plumped up, which creates an even surface. This is important for applying makeup in a smooth manner. There is a difference between a regular person applying makeup and a professional makeup artist doing the same. The foundation application done by the makeup artists are always smoother, even if they use the same makeup and tools as you.
​
One thing that you would tend to do with makeup application is try and rush through you skin preparation. As such, you tend to smear the moisturizer onto your face and let it do the job for you. However, you should not do that. You should try to dot the moisturizer to your face deliberately so that it is evenly applied. Then, you can pat the product to your skin with the help of your fingertips. You need to be a little more attentive with problematic areas like under the eyes or around your nose.
​
This method of applying moisturizer doesn’t necessarily have to be slow. Once you get used to it, you can pat on your moisturizer adding less than a minute to your makeup routine. You will find out that this added minute is certainly worth it. Rather than simply spreading your moisturizer, patting it on makes blending the foundation easier without streaks. Also, the skin is prepped up more evenly for the best makeup for rosacea and the final result is also more natural looking.
​
Never Skip Your Primer

​After you pat on your moisturizer for prepping your skin, you must never forget your primer. You should try to use a product that is silicon based. This is because it creates a light layer over skin pores or skin texture problems. Thus, it blurs and smoothens the problematic areas. Only a small amount is needed. You can apply it to the problematic areas of your skin using your fingertip.

Color Correction

​When you have rosacea, you have got to color correct using the correct formula. Instead of using a thick layer of concealer or foundation to cover up your redness, you should try using a light layer of color corrector; it cancels out much of the redness. Then, you can move on to applying a significantly lighter layer of foundation over corrector. This way, it will look a lot more natural.

You can find different color correctors in the market with various formulations. Generally, products that are lighter in weight should cover larger areas. Spreading a thick color corrector over larger areas of your skin is more difficult. So, you should be looking for a product that comes in the form of a lotion or a light liquid that can be spread gently over the problematic area.
​
​Correct Problematic Areas Only

​You should always try not to cover your entire face with a color corrector, even if the redness from the rosacea is extensive. The tint does cancel out the skin redness, which means if it is applied all over the face, there will be no redness left and your face will have a greenish look. You certainly wouldn’t want that.

When you are using a corrector, it can be a little weird if a green corrector is used over a widespread area. This is why you should rather try using a color corrector that is yellow tinted. Yellow also does the job of cancelling out the redness, but it certainly doesn’t leave an unnatural look to your skin.

Use Skin Toned Makeup for Covering the Corrector​

When you use a small amount of color corrector on your skin and the redness disappears almost immediately, it can be very tempting to leave it just like that. However, there are chances that under different light, the corrector might not be as invisible. This is why you should apply a light layer of concealer or foundation over the corrector.
​
You can blend it with the surrounding skin with the help of a makeup sponge or a brush. Even after the skin toned makeup, if some discoloration remains, you should never resort to adding another layer of corrector. When you switch between two products like that, it results in a very unnatural finish. Instead, you should use concealer on only the problematic spot.

Blush

​As far as makeup for rosacea is concerned, you are doing so to cover up the redness of your skin. As such, the last thing you’d want is too much of pink blush. It does nothing but highlight whatever redness that remains on your skin after the makeup. You may consider skipping the blush completely, but choosing bare cheeks might also be a mistake.
​
When you skip blush, the skin imperfections that haven't been covered perfectly looks more like a feature. So, you should choose to apply blush very lightly, just as a distraction from the trouble spots.

​Use a Good Lip Color for Distracting

Whether you are using a lipstick, lip gloss or lip stain, you should always opt for a color. With darker lip color, the face of those having rosacea looks much better. Peach, bright pink or perhaps a red lip color adds a great color to your face, meanwhile also distracting the eye from your skin. So, after applying the makeup, even if you have some areas that aren’t completely covered, using the right lip color can do the job for you.
​
Santanu Majumdar is a part-time blogger and currently blogs at healthresource4u.com . He is also a health and fitness lover who loves to share his ideas on health, fitness, and beauty. You can check him out on Twitter and Facebook
​

Are you yet to find the perfect hair brush which detangles hair easily and gets rid of knots without hurting your head? You can stop looking now because this miracle brush, made by Dessata, will solve all of your detangling problems, at the same time giving you healthy hair.

​The Dessata MAXI detangling brush has 440 triple length bristles.   It's ergonomic design allows me to grip it well and have better control.   It doesn't make my hair static, which seems to happen a lot when I use other brushes.   

I wash my hair every day (yes I know you're not meant to, but I do), so I need a brush which glides through wet hair easily and helps me to get ready in a hurry, leaving my hair free of knots and looking shiny.  I also don't need to use a detangling spray product in my hair when I use this brush.  

The bristles have a massage effect on my scalp, which feels great and it also helps to stimulate hair and help keep it healthy.

This brush is fantastic for childrens hair, as some kids hate having their hair brushed because it hurts so much, this brush could help to overcome this, as it doesn't pull and tug at their head.

It also comes in a mini version, which would be great for my hand bag!

After experiencing this detangling brush, I can't believe that I've been putting up with my other painful brushes for so long!   

Great for all hair types, curly, straight and unruly hair.   My hair is usually straight and I think it keeps it looking very slick and silky.  

Available in an array of funky colours at Dessatta.