If you're looking for a truly plastic-free toothbrush, this is the brush for you.

Many "eco-friendly" brushes use a wooden handle, but still have plastic or nylon bristles. Recycled or not, plastic remains plastic.

With this brush, you don't have to worry about exposure to microplastics, or contributing to the endless plastic waste that pollutes our planet.

In addition, the brush naturally does what you expect from a brush. An effective cleaner for clean and healthy teeth.

The toothbrush is primarily designed for adults. For children, it depends on the size of the brush head, the softness of the bristles, and how well they can brush on their own.

Yes, horsehair has long been used for brushes and is known for being sturdy, natural, and flexible.

As with any toothbrush, proper use is important. Brush gently, with light pressure, and allow the brush to dry thoroughly after use.

The horsehair comes from horses in Inner Mongolia, and is obtained without harming or killing the horse.

There is only one test everyone can do at home, but it comes at the expense of your brush. If you hold the bristles in a flame, a smell is released when they burn. The smell of burning hair is distinctly different from the smell of burning plastic.

Yes. The horsehair is humanely sourced. The hairs do not have to be pulled from an animal, and the horse does not have to be killed for the bristles.

We choose horsehair precisely because it is a natural material that can be responsibly collected and used as an alternative to synthetic nylon bristles.

Our balm is a cosmetic care product and not a medical product. We are therefore not allowed to claim that it treats or cures eczema, psoriasis, or other skin problems.

However, the balm can support the recovery of dry, rough, inflamed skin and make it feel more comfortable. The lack of synthetic ingredients also prevents further skin irritation, and the greasy layer can protect the skin against sweat or other irritating external influences.