Boar Bristle or Horse Hair Bamboo Toothbrush

Natural Bristles, No Nylon

Bristle

Pack

  • No nylon bristles, bamboo handle
  • Ships Australia-wide, usually delivered within 7 to 14 business days
  • Secure checkout with Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay and cards
BristleFeelColourBest for
Boar bristleMedium, firmerLightA classic scrub, close to a medium nylon brush
Horse hairSoftDarkSensitive gums, or if you normally use a soft brush

About the brush

Natural bristles, no nylon.

A natural boar bristle toothbrush on a bamboo handle. No nylon bristles, just real boar hair set in a round, tapered bamboo handle that stands upright on the sink to dry. Prefer something softer? Choose horse hair instead.

Boar bristle or horse hair?

  • Boar bristle (light bristles): a firmer, medium feel. A good pick if you're used to a medium nylon brush and want the closest match.
  • Horse hair (dark bristles): softer and gentler on gums. A good pick if you normally use a soft brush.

Not sure? The 4-pack lets you try both. Read the full boar vs horse hair comparison.

Why people switch to a boar bristle toothbrush

  • No nylon in the bristles. Most toothbrush bristles are nylon, a type of plastic. These are natural animal hair.
  • Bamboo handle instead of a plastic one.
  • Stands upright on its wide base, so it dries properly between brushes.

Price

  • Single brush: $14.95
  • 4-pack: $33.95, about $8.50 a brush. That's a year of brushes if you replace every 3 months.
  • Free shipping on orders of $50 or more. Ships Australia-wide, usually within 7 to 14 business days.

Want fresh brushes without remembering? The Brush Club sends a 4-pack every 3 months with free shipping.

Good to know

  • Not vegan. Boar bristle and horse hair are animal hair.
  • Natural bristles feel different. They soften slightly once wet, so give it a few days to get used to.

Caring for your bamboo brush

Bamboo and natural bristles are natural materials, so they need to dry between uses.

  • Rinse well after brushing and shake off excess water.
  • Stand it upright on its base, or in a holder, somewhere with airflow.
  • Don't leave it lying in water, in a closed cup, or in a sealed travel case while wet.
  • Replace your brush every 3 months, or sooner if the bristles splay. Dentists recommend this for any toothbrush.
  • Some darkening of the bamboo over time is normal and doesn't affect how it works.

Brush Club

A fresh 4-pack every three months.

Free shipping on every delivery. Skip, pause or cancel up to 3 days before any billing date.

See the Brush Club

Questions

Boar bristle or horse hair: which should I choose?

Boar bristle is firmer, a medium feel close to a medium nylon brush. Horse hair is softer and suits sensitive gums. Not sure? A 4-pack lets you try both. Read the full comparison.

How long does delivery take?

We ship to anywhere in Australia, and orders usually arrive within 7 to 14 business days, with tracking by email. Shipping is free on orders over $50.

Will bamboo go mouldy?

Bamboo is a natural material, so like any wooden item it can grow mould if it stays wet. Letting it dry upright in open air between uses and replacing it every 3 months keeps it fresh.

Are the brushes vegan?

No. Boar and horse hair are animal fibres. We don't currently offer a vegan bristle.

Can I return a brush if I change my mind?

Toothbrushes are personal hygiene products, so we don't accept change-of-mind returns or exchanges. If your brush arrives faulty or damaged, you're covered under Australian Consumer Law. See our returns page.