The Brush 3-in-1 Tool from Maya Chia is an innovative multi-tasking tool with an ergonomic design that invigorates and relaxes the skin on the scalp while also detangling the hair effortlessly. The Brush provides your scalp a stimulating massage to enhance blood flow and support hair vitality from the roots while also providing volume, detangling and reducing frizz.

Equipped with 572 nylon bristles of varying lengths and thickness, The Brush was created for a multi-action approach for scalp stimulation that is gentle enough for daily use.

The Brush can be used on wet or dry hair to detangle, distribute product evenly, boost volume and minimize static and frizz.

HOW TO USE IT

On dry hair: Brush hair with small downward strokes, starting by detangling the ends, and gradually moving up towards the scalp. Finish by brushing from root to tip. 

On wet hair: Use circular movements over the scalp, working from the top of the forehead to the back of the head, with extra attention to the temples.  

INGREDIENTS

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Water proof resin with durable nylon bristles. 

ABOUT THIS BRAND

Through her lifelong fascination with the rituals of the Mayan culture, Susanne Norwitz, Founder of Maya Chia, discovered that chia seeds, a Mayan superfood, produced the most omega and nutritionally dense oil in nature, clinically proven to increase skin hydration, improve skin barrier function and reduce transepidermal water loss. Motivated to bring this Mayan gift to the masses, she delved into her own research to identify the purest method for extraction to ensure the integrity of the oil remains as close to its original plant-based form as possible. It is the patented, supercritical extraction method of chia seed oil that makes Maya Chia a star. Maya Chia’s mission is to support beautiful skin powered by nature’s most active botanicals. Each beauty product in the line boasts a super concentration of active ingredients that strike the perfect balance of omegas, antioxidants, and minerals to deeply moisturize and nourish the skin. Susanne now sources all of her chia seed oil from sustainable cooperatives in Central and South America and donates a portion of the company’s net profits to organizations that build farms and schools in Mayan communities.