Silk — Mist brush for mane and tail

The tail—it’s always the same story

We know how it starts. A knot spotted out of the corner of your eye, a hand tugging at it "just to see," and twenty minutes later you're still there, detangling strand by strand, with half the tail left in the brush.

The classic reflex is detangling spray. It works—but you have to hold it in one hand and the brush in the other, it sprays everywhere except where you’re aiming, it ends up being expensive, and many horses hate the noise.

Soie does both at the same time. The misting starts from the brush head, exactly where the bristles are working. One press of the thumb, the hair dampens, and it glides. You have one hand free—the one holding the tail.

What really changes

Misting in the right place

The nozzle is integrated into the head, not the handle. The water therefore reaches the section you are detangling, not three centimeters away. You can use plain water or your usual diluted detangler—the reservoir accepts both.

The reservoir holds 20 ml. It is intentionally small: Soie mists; it doesn't drench. With a few presses per section, that easily covers a mane and a tail, and refilling it at the stable tap takes five seconds. It is a precision tool, not a garden sprayer—and that is exactly what makes it easy to handle with one hand.

Hair removal at the touch of a button

This is the detail you only truly appreciate after using it. A detangling brush full of hair means five minutes spent pulling it out with your nails at every session.

With Soie, pressing the button retracts the bristles into the head: the clump of hair detaches in one block; you throw it away, release the button, and you’re ready to go again. Two seconds.

The size that makes you use it

Twenty centimeters, cordless, lightweight. It fits in a jacket pocket, in the grooming bucket, or in the horse trailer’s storage compartment. The tools you really use are the ones you have on hand—not the ones left in the tack room.

Where to use it

How to use it

1. Fill. 20 ml of plain water, or water mixed with your detangler. Rinse the reservoir after using a product, especially if it is oily.

2. Start from the bottom. Always. You detangle a tail from the bottom up, section by section, never attacking from the root.

3. Mist then brush. One or two presses on the section, then detangle. If it resists, mist again—never force it.

4. Empty the brush. A press of the button, the hair detaches, and you're back at it.

Specifications

In the box

• Soie brush
• Charging cable
• User manual

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