A Ritual Worth Brushing With: My Altesse Studio

Is the Altesse Studio brush really worth the price tag? —even though the £295‑£320 price tag made me pause. But twelve days in, I’ll admit I might already be in love.

First impressions:
Unboxing felt like unwrapping an heirloom. A smooth olive‑wood handle, molded lovingly in France, nestled into an elegant recycled‑plastic case. It didn’t feel like just a tool—it felt like a handcrafted companion.

Using it:
I embraced the “100‑stroke method” (25 strokes each in four directions, morning and night) and noticed subtle shifts right away. My natural oils began to stretch past the roots into mid-lengths and ends, so I extended time between washes. My hair felt silkier, with soft volume and minimised frizz.

The real delight:
This brush invites mindfulness. Every stroke feels intentional—almost meditative. It transformed a mundane morning task into a moment of self-care. The gentle bristles massage the scalp, waking up circulation, and the craftsmanship is evident in every gentle whisper of bristle and wood.

Is it worth it?
I absolutely love the brush, I can see the difference in my hair within the first two – three weeks.

A sentiment I now understand. The ritual, soft shine, and subtle lift all feel as indulgent as they are sustainable.

The Packaging makes it a beautiful gift opportunity

A natural hair and scalp tool that distributes natural oils from roots to tips to deliver soft, nourished hair, while stimulating the scalp to help promote hair growth. Made in France with an elegant olive wood handle and the highest quality boar bristles. Finally, a 100% boar bristle brush without nylon tips that delivers maximum results for thick or curly hair.

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