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Saturday, 4 July 2020

Review: Wet Brush Go Green Oil Infused Coconut Brush

This Wet Brush is not yet available in the UK so I purchased it from Amazon for $12.66 plus $5.35 shipping. I love Wet Brushes, I have used and reviewed several different ones and my absolute favourite is the Epic Deluxe Shine hairbrush. I saw the Go Green oil infused range of Wet Brushes advertised on the US Wet Brush instagram page and was intrigued as my hair has been looking dry, frizzy and limp due to a variety of reasons. 

The Go Green line, as the name suggests, is very eco friendly. The brush handle is made from biodegradable starch which will break down in a landfill within 5 years.  The boar bristles are cruelty free and distribute the natural hair oils, leaving it looking healthy and shiny. The ultra soft IntelliFlex bristles easily and gently detangle knotted hair whilst protecting against split ends and breakage. The cushion of the brush is infused with Coconut Oil. The oil will last for up to 6,000 brush strokes and conditions each strand of hair, smoothing the cuticle and locking on moisture for softer looking and feeling hair, leaving it smooth and shiny. 

The brush is incredibly light in comparison to my Epic Wet Brush which I am pleased about as I have been struggling to use it as my health deteriorates. The bristles feel gentle but still massage the scalp, the coconut oil isn’t noticeable, I can’t smell or feel it in my hair but it does look shiny, feel softer and is overall more manageable.   I really like this brush, it is light, easy to manage, my hair looks more me again, rather than just than the frizzy yet lifeless mess of a few weeks ago. I will continue to use it and the Go Green version may well become my favourite brush. 

I don’t use a hairbrush whilst drying my hair but there is a warning not to use a blow dryer with this brush as it may damage the bristles, instead the advice is to use a Speed Dryer instead. 


I purchased this item myself and the views expressed in this blog are my own 


4 comments:

  1. Looks like a good hair brush. Eco friendly, smoothing and also moisturizing hair.

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  2. This really sounds like a good brush, i have been using a wet brush since a few years and really like it.

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  3. Thats a beauty - not got one of these

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  4. Have purchased one too - great as my hair is so long- does really help

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