CAMEO The Artisan Mane & Tail Brush

Ollard Westcombe (2000)

£4

Anti-Static Detangling Follicle Care: The CAMEO Artisan Mane Tail Brush Protect equine hair integrity and eliminate static with The Artisan Mane Tail Brush by CAMEO. Beautifully hand-carved from solid, sustainable natural maple hardwood, this professional paddle brush is engineered to glide effortlessly through thick, windblown manes and dense tails without snapping hair shafts or pulling at sensitive root follicles. Plastic brushes often generate static electricity, leading to flyaway frizz, hair breakage, and coat dullness. In contrast, the natural maple construction and smooth, rounded wood

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Registered at Companies House as OLLARD WESTCOMBE (2000) LIMITED, number NI037318. Checked 2026-08-29.
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