Made for wavy hair

Alder & Bristle Brush

A gentle everyday brush for softer, smoother-looking waves that keep their natural movement.

$59.00 $129.00

For waves that feel caught, unsettled or a little puffy at the surface.

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Woman gently brushing through her wavy hair with the Alder and Bristle Brush

A little more ease

Made for your movement.

Wavy hair does not always want more product or another styling step. Sometimes it just wants a gentler brush-through: enough to help settle the surface and loosen the day, without asking your natural movement to disappear.

This is the small, unhurried part of the routine. A well-made everyday object for the moments you want to feel ready, not overdone.

A considered choice

A gentler brush-through.

What mattersAlder & BristleA basic brush
The brush-throughMixed bristles and rounded tips for a gentler, lower-pull detangle.A quicker, less considered pass can feel harsh on unsettled waves.
The surfaceHelps manage static and surface frizz for softer, smoother-looking hair.May leave the surface feeling more disturbed or static-prone.
The feelCushioned head and ergonomic handle for a calmer everyday ritual.Designed for utility, without the same focus on gentle contact.

In the details

Quietly considered.

Mixed bristlesTwo bristle types work together to help smooth the surface and detangle more gently.
Rounded pin tipsDesigned for gentler contact as you brush through the lengths and around the scalp.
Gentler contactRounded pin tips are designed to make each pass feel more considerate through the lengths.
Wavy-hair roleDesigned around softer-looking, smoother-looking waves that still feel like your own.
Woman gently brushing the ends of her wavy hair

Considered in the details

The difference is in the details.

For the days when your hair asks for a little more kindness, not another routine to keep up with.

Close view of the brush's mixed bristles

The surface

A softer way through.

Fine bristles and rounded tips work together for a more considered brush-through.
Woman gently brushing through the lower lengths of her wavy hair

The release

Less caught. Still yours.

When the surface feels puffy or unsettled, begin at the ends and move slowly.
Woman enjoying a quiet brush-through in a reading corner

The ritual

A few quiet strokes.

Not another styling step. Just a small pause before you step into your day.
Hair brush resting on a vanity with a woman reflected in the mirror

The last look

Ready without looking overdone.

Your waves stay visible, with a softer, calmer finish that still feels like you.

Questions, answered

Your questions, answered.

My waves get puffy when I brush them. Is this really for me?

Yes, that is the exact moment this brush is made for. The goal is not to brush your texture away. Start at the ends, use light pressure, and work slowly upward. It helps the surface feel more settled while leaving the wave pattern visible.

Will it pull when my hair feels caught near the ends?

It should feel gentler than rushing through from the roots. Hold the section above a knot, begin with the last few inches, and take smaller passes. The rounded tips and mixed bristles are designed for a softer, lower-pull brush-through.

Can I use it when my waves look frizzy between wash days?

That is one of its best moments. A few slow passes can help calm static and surface frizz when your hair feels a little bigger or less settled than you want. It will not replace your wash routine, but it can make the in-between days feel easier.

Will it make my waves straight?

No. Think of it as a way to soften the surface, not erase the shape. Your technique matters: keep the pressure light, start at the ends, and stop once the hair feels more comfortable and the wave still looks like yours.

Is it okay if my scalp is sensitive?

The cushioned head and rounded pin tips are made for gentler contact. Use a light hand and let the brush move with your hair rather than pressing it into your scalp. If brushing feels uncomfortable, stop and speak with a qualified professional.

Should I use it on wet hair?

For this brush and this routine, dry or lightly damp hair is the better place to start. Very wet hair is more vulnerable to stretching and pulling. If you are working through freshly washed hair, begin with a wide-tooth comb and return to this brush once it is mostly dry.

How do I keep the brush clean?

Lift out loose hair after a few uses and wipe the bristles with a slightly damp cloth when needed. Avoid soaking the brush. Let it dry completely before putting it back on your dresser or in a drawer.