Body Brush
with Wooden Handle
- Regular price
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Rs. 350.00 -
Rs. 350.00 - Regular price
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Rs. 360.00 - Sale price
MRP inclusive of all taxes
Crafted with coconut coir, this body brush supports smooth skin, circulation, and mindful self-care routines.
Shelf life: 6–12 months with daily use.
End of life: Compost the whole brush — bristles and handle both biodegrade fully.
Bangalore delivery in 1–2 days · Rest of India 4–6 days
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Read the impact →More Than Just a Coconut Fibre
| Origin | Arsikere, KARNATAKA |
| Biodegadable | 100% — returns to soil in 2–3 months |
| Each piece | Natural coir colour varies from golden to deep brown depending on the coconut variety and season. Texture is rough by design — that's the fibre doing its job. |
| Artisan’s Share | 40% of MRP |
| How it's made | Husk retted in water
Coconut husks soaked for several weeks to loosen fibres — traditional water retting, no chemicals
Fibre separated by hand-beating Retted husks beaten and combed to extract coarse golden-brown coir strands Twisted into a tight pad Fibres twisted and compressed into scrub shape — no synthetic binders, bound with coir thread only Dried & checked Sun-dried, density checked by Rajanna by hand before packing |
| Material | Coir fibre — extracted from the husk of coconuts pressed for our VCO. The part between the outer skin and hard shell. Waste from one product becomes the scrubber in your kitchen. |
Most body brushes are nylon bristles on a plastic handle. Two petroleum products that shed microplastics into your drain every time you use them and sit in landfill for five hundred years after.
This one is different.
The bristles are coconut coir — the tough golden fibre from the husk of the same coconuts that give us our oil, our sugar, our chips. The handle is coconut wood — carved by Basavarajappa in Gollarahalli from trunks of trees that had already given everything they had. Every part of this brush came from the same tree. When it is done, it goes back into the earth.
This one is different.
The bristles are coconut coir — the tough golden fibre from the husk of the same coconuts that give us our oil, our sugar, our chips. The handle is coconut wood — carved by Basavarajappa in Gollarahalli from trunks of trees that had already given everything they had. Every part of this brush came from the same tree. When it is done, it goes back into the earth.
🌿Exfoliates dead skin naturally
💧Boosts circulation and lymphatic drainage
✨Smoother skin in 7 days of daily use
♻️100% biodegradable — zero plastic anywhere
🌱No microplastics shed into your drain
💧Boosts circulation and lymphatic drainage
✨Smoother skin in 7 days of daily use
♻️100% biodegradable — zero plastic anywhere
🌱No microplastics shed into your drain
Rinse After Each Use: Rinse the brush under warm water as soon as you finish, so soap and loose skin do not dry into the coir.
Air Dry: Shake off the extra water and hang it where it gets good airflow. Try not to dry it in direct sun, because the coir can get stiff and brittle.
Avoid Prolonged Soaking: Do not leave the brush sitting in water. The wooden handle can swell over time, and the coir can start to weaken.
Store in a Dry Place: Once the brush is fully dry, keep it in a cool, dry spot so it stays fresh and does not pick up moisture.
Air Dry: Shake off the extra water and hang it where it gets good airflow. Try not to dry it in direct sun, because the coir can get stiff and brittle.
Avoid Prolonged Soaking: Do not leave the brush sitting in water. The wooden handle can swell over time, and the coir can start to weaken.
Store in a Dry Place: Once the brush is fully dry, keep it in a cool, dry spot so it stays fresh and does not pick up moisture.
#Dried, Not Fried—Crispy Coconut Chips
Know Your Product (FAQ's)
Is this suitable for sensitive skin?
Coir bristles are firm — start with light pressure 2–3 times a week. Not recommended for eczema, psoriasis, or active breakouts.
Can I use it on my face?
No — body only, from neck down.
The bristles feel very stiff — is that normal?
Yes. New coir is firm. It softens naturally within 2–3 weeks of use.
How long will it last?
6–12 months with proper care and daily use.
What makes this different from store-bought brushes?
Most brushes use nylon on plastic — they shed microplastics. Ours is coconut coir on coconut wood, made by Basavarajappa in Gollarahalli. Fully biodegradable. No plastic anywhere.
