Tangle Angel launches new sustainable hairbrush containing Biomaster

The original Tangle Angel detangling hairbrush was launched in 2013, designed to offer a higher performance and to be a more hygienic and safer to use product than any other hairbrush on the market. It was a huge success with massive sales growth in sales worldwide through 42 countries. 

The new Re:born Angel makes light work of tough detangling and is also kind to the planet. Made in the UK from recycled plastic, the brush and all of its packaging can all be fully recycled at the end of its life. Developed with softer, kinder-to-hair Memory-Flex® bristles, it makes brushing feel good, as well as guilt-free.

For maximum performance, the bristles are made from virgin plastic and are antimicrobial.

The new Re:born range contains three brushes, including a handy compact for on-the-go travel and bags and the Xtreme which is great for hair extensions, longer and thicker hair.

Hairbrushes can harbour large numbers of many different types of bacteria – typically, there are more bacteria on a hairbrush than in a dog bowl. Research has shown that one hair follicle alone can harbour over 50,000 germs and is a haven for dirt, dust and bacteria. Biomaster technology within the hairbrush also provides antimicrobial protection for the lifetime of the product.

Biomaster is effective 24/7 against most types of common bacteria and never wears off or leaches out.

Richard Ward explains: “Brushes can collect hair, dead skin and residues of hair products which can become sticky and attract dirt. I wanted to create a brush that not only detangles and looks beautiful, but has the added benefit of the antibacterial agent, which acts as a great defence.”

Since the success of the original Tangle Angel, the range has also been extended to include Tangle ANGEL Rebel, Tangle Angel PRO Series, Tangle Cherub, a design for younger children and Pet Angel. Visit the Tangle Angel website for more details.

*Please note that Addmaster was acquired by the Polygiene Group AB in January 2021, so all news articles prior to that date will still be branded as Addmaster.