Friendly Soap
Nail Brush - Bamboo & Sisal
Nail Brush - Bamboo & Sisal
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UK: 3–5 working days. Free on orders over £40.
EU: 5–10 working days.
US: 7–14 working days.
We work with independent makers across the UK, EU and US. If your order includes items from more than one brand, it may arrive in separate parcels on different days. You're never charged more than once for delivery.
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Product Description
Product Description
Meet your new best friend for clean nails and a clean conscience! This plastic-free nail brush is all about keeping you and our oceans squeaky clean. Made from sustainable bamboo and tough yet gentle sisal bristles (from a cactus, no less!), this little powerhouse is 100% natural, vegan, and ready to scrub away dirt while caring for your cuticles.
The brush features six rows of soft bristles designed to pamper your cuticles and boost nail growth, all while fitting snugly in your hand with its comfy bamboo base. Flip it over, and you’ll find four rows of shorter, stiffer bristles that dig deep to clean under your nails, leaving no speck of dirt behind.
What’s the secret? It’s all in the Tampico fiber—a super-strong, super-flexible material that hails from the highlands of Mexico. These cactus fibers are natural wonders, resistant to just about anything, and perfect for a brush that’s tough on grime but gentle on you. Plus, with no plastic in sight, you can rest easy knowing there won’t be any bristles lingering in the ocean for centuries to come.
But wait, there's more! This versatile brush isn’t just for your nails—it’s a veggie scrubber, a general cleaner, and your new go-to for all things scrubbing!
Size: 9.5cm long x 4cm wide x 4.5cm high.
Care tip: Be sure to let your brush dry completely between uses, and it’ll keep going strong!
About the Supplier
About the Supplier
Friendly Soap
Friendly Soap has been making soap by hand in Yorkshire's Calder Valley since 2008, started by two long-time friends.
Every bar uses the cold process method, an old technique passed down through generations of makers. It needs almost no heat, produces no by-products at all, and keeps the natural glycerine in the soap rather than stripping it out. Bars are poured, cut and packed by hand, wrapped in recycled paper printed with vegetable inks, and the soap itself biodegrades once it's gone down the drain.
They're also a living wage employer, and refreshingly blunt about the trade-off: they could make more money doing things less ethically, but making a difference was the point.
