Tampico Hair Brush by Etico | Green Elephant NZ

Product Information

Made from a Mexican desert plant, tampico bristles make an all natural brush. It is good for finer hair which cannot be helped with wood pin brushes. Completely biodegradable.

Dimensions: Approx. 20 cm in length and the head is approx 5 cm in diameter

These German brush makers are nestled in a valley in the Black Forest where 5 generations of the same family have been making these brushes for over 150 years. They use mostly FSC Certified beechwood, harvested locally from the mountains around them and occasionally pearwood. The bristle materials vary depending on the brush but can be plant material: fibre and union fibre; animal hair from horses manes, long haired goats or bristle from hogs (all which are a by-product from the meat industry). Truly the best there is!

Etico

Ethically sourced & sustainable homewares, gifts and lifestyle goods that are better for you and better for our world

Location: Christchurch, New Zealand

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Vendor Order Charge

Orders placed with Etico attract the following charges at an order level:

Zone	Estimated Delivery	Per Order Charge	Rural Surcharge	If order > $99
North Island (NZ)	3 to 5 days	$7.00	$5.00	FREE
South Island (NZ)	3 to 5 days	$6.00	$5.00	FREE
Waiheke Island (NZ)	3 to 5 days	$12.00

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This product, and any variation, is included in the vendor order charge.

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5 generations of the same family have been making these brushes for over 150 years. They use mostly FSC Certified beechwood, harvested locally from the mountains around them and occasionally pearwood.