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DON DRAPER brush and comb cleaner
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DON DRAPER brush and comb cleaner

Don Draper Brush and Comb Cleaner – 73 Metal Pins with a Wooden Handle A traditional brush and comb cleaner with a convenient wooden handle and 73 sturdy metal pins. Removes loose hair, dust, skin flakes and dry styling residue from hairbrushes and beard brushes. Prepares quality brushes for subsequent thorough cleaning and helps preserve their long-term performance. Made in Germany. A quality hairbrush can provide many years of reliable service—provided that it is cleaned and cared for correctly. Over time, loose hair, dust, skin flakes and residue from hair tonic, pomade and other styling products accumulate between densely set bristles. The Don Draper Brush and Comb Cleaner is designed to loosen these deposits quickly and with excellent control. Its 73 fine metal pins reach between natural or synthetic bristles and lift out trapped hair and dry debris that is difficult to remove with the fingers alone. A Traditional Tool for Brush Care Brush cleaners of this kind could already be found in barbershops and well-appointed gentlemen’s bathrooms during the first half of the twentieth century. Anyone who cared for his hair daily with a quality brush also cleaned that grooming tool regularly. The same principle remains relevant today. Accumulated debris does not merely affect the appearance of a brush. It may also prevent the bristles from moving evenly through the hair and distributing grooming or styling products cleanly. Regular dry cleaning therefore supports the performance of quality hairbrushes and beard brushes and can contribute to a longer working life. 73 Metal Pins for Thorough Dry Cleaning The 73 sturdy metal pins reach into the spaces between densely arranged bristles. Loose and tangled hairs can be lifted and pulled from the brush using a few careful movements. Dust, skin flakes and dried styling residue are also loosened. Greasy build-up from pomade or wax may then be removed with a suitable wet-cleaning method appropriate for the material of the brush. The compact wooden handle sits securely in the hand and allows the cleaner to be guided with precision. This makes it possible to work through the bristle bed without pulling unnecessarily hard on the individual bristles. Suitable for Hairbrushes and Beard Brushes The Don Draper Brush Cleaner is particularly suitable for: Natural hairbrushes with boar bristles Hairbrushes with synthetic or mixed bristles Military brushes and other handleless hairbrushes Handled hairbrushes Beard brushes with or without a handle Densely set bristle beds that are difficult to clean by hand The metal pins can also remove hair and dry residue from combs. Exercise particular care with premium cellulose-acetate, wooden or otherwise delicate combs, and avoid forceful scratching. Directions for Hairbrushes and Beard Brushes Hold the brush securely with its bristle bed facing upwards. Insert the metal pins horizontally between the bristles and pull upwards using short, careful movements. Begin at one side and clean the entire bristle bed section by section. Regularly remove the collected hair from the cleaner. Repeat the process until no substantial accumulations remain between the bristles. Do not press the metal pins forcefully against the wooden body of the brush. A controlled, shallow movement protects the brush body and avoids unnecessary pulling on the bristle tufts. Directions for Combs Place the comb on a firm yet soft surface and carefully guide the metal pins through the spaces between the teeth. Loosen hair and dried residue with short movements. Avoid forcefully scraping polished surfaces or gold-coloured markings. If heavier pomade residue remains, clean the comb afterwards with lukewarm water and mild soap, provided that this is suitable for the material. Subsequent Brush Cleaning After removing loose hair and dry debris, heavier soiling may be treated with a small amount of lukewarm water and mild soap. On wooden hairbrushes and beard brushes, wet only the bristles wherever possible. Never submerge a wooden brush completely or leave it soaking. After cleaning, gently shake out excess water and allow the brush to dry at room temperature with the bristles facing downwards. Avoid direct heat from radiators or hairdryers. The Ideal Companion to Don Draper Brushes and Combs The cleaner is ideal for the regular care of the Don Draper Handle Hairbrush, the Don Draper Military Brush and Don Draper beard brushes. If these brushes are frequently used with hair tonic, beard balm or Don Draper Pomade, remove loose hair after each use or at least several times per week. The Don Draper Premium Comb can also be carefully cleared of hair and dry residue with this tool. A subsequent material-appropriate wet clean will remove remaining styling-product deposits. Cleaning the Brush Cleaner Remove collected hair and debris from the metal pins after use. If necessary, wipe the pins with a lightly dampened cloth and allow them to dry completely. Do not soak the wooden handle, and store the cleaner in a dry place. This will help keep the wood and metal pins in good condition. Quality from Germany The Don Draper Brush and Comb Cleaner is produced by a long-established German brush manufacturer. Its compact wooden handle, 73 durable metal pins and controlled handling make it a practical tool for anyone who wants to care properly for premium grooming brushes. Convenient wooden handle with 73 sturdy metal pins. For the dry cleaning of hairbrushes and beard brushes. Also suitable for combs when used carefully. Made in Germany. Size: 70 × 45 mm

Regular price: €15.95