the 1875 collector's brush - 100% handmade

Entirely handcrafted in France, with only 100 numbered copies

It pays tribute to the Maison 's earliest creations and to the art of brushmaking as it existed in 1875.

This brush was designed to replicate the iconic "100 brush strokes" ritual of the era. This ritual distributes the natural oils from the scalp throughout the hair, keeping it thick, shiny, and healthy, while purifying it of dandruff and dust.

High-quality materials, selected for durability.

Rosewood A precious, dense wood, we have selected this exceptional species for its strength and deep grain, which gives each brush a noble feel and unique character.

's long natural white bristles In the 19th century, long white bristles were the tool of choice for caring for long hair. Every evening, they were used in the ritual of brushing hair 100 times, an essential daily gesture that helped distribute the scalp's natural oils throughout the hair. This meticulous brushing nourished the hair, revealing its shine and density, while limiting impurities and the appearance of dandruff. True to this tradition, the long white bristles of the collector's brush perpetuate this ancestral ritual, transforming brushing into a true act of care, beauty, and transmission.

19th-century pewter bust of a woman
Delicately crafted, this bust pays tribute to the aesthetics and elegance of the era in which the Maison was founded. A meaningful ornamental detail, symbolizing transmission and femininity, anchors this brush in its historical heritage.

hand-sewn pouch Handcrafted, this pouch accompanies the brush like a protective case. Designed to preserve the object over time, it prolongs the experience and highlights the precious and transferable nature of this collector's item.

A delicate gesture that preserves the beauty of your brush and your hair. Start by carefully removing any hair that has accumulated between the fibers, then immerse the brush fibers in lukewarm, slightly soapy water, using figure-of-8 movements. Rinse the fibers with clear water and leave the brush to dry on its fibers in the open air. Thus maintained, your hairbrush will remain the precious ally of a privileged ritual, revealing the beauty of your hair every day. Because taking care of your hair means taking care of yourself.