Legno Red Alderwood Pneumatic Hair Brush with Cylindrical Wood Pins by Koh-I-Noor Italy
Legno Red Alderwood Hair Brush with Cylindrical Wood Pins by Koh-I-Noor Italy
Legno means 'wood.' These brushes have low static properties due to the alderwood construction. The pins are hornmean wood. Fairly light in weight but durable. Excellent for styling fine or thin hair. Still made by hand.
Koh-I-Noor makes some of the finest brushes and personal care products in the world. Still traditionally made by hand in Italy, the firm is one of the few who still uses natural bristles (such as boar and badger) in their products.
Large: 8.3" x 2.4"
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Koh-I-Noor, originally known as Bürstenfabrik Grüneberg, was established in 1832 in Bratislava, Slovakia as a manufacturer of toothbrushes. The name was changed in the 1920s to it’s current name. In 1942 when the Russians invaded Slovakia, the Grüneberg Family sold Koh-I-Noor technology and intellectual properties to Carlo Scavini who moved everything to Tredate, Italy. Since then, the Scavini family expanded the product offerings to include personal care products such as hair brushes, comb and shaving brushes.