New · The Espresso Collection
Four brushes. Four jobs. All in espresso.
- A shape for every job — shower, everyday, scalp, handbag
- Wet or dry, every one of them
- Soft vegan bristles that detangle without pulling
- Made in Korea, in the signature espresso finish
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The line-up
Meet the four.
These aren't steps in a routine — they're alternatives. Most people own one. The Edit is for the people who want the lot.
Gentle Wet & Dry Brush
The everyday one. Fine to medium hair, wet or dry. Detangles without pulling, then smooths and polishes once hair is dry.
Scalp Therapy Brush
The wash-day one. Gentle nylon pins ease tension at the roots, and the fully seamless body keeps things clean and quick-drying.
Mini Go-To Brush
The handbag one. Travel-sized, wet or dry, gentle vegan bristles. Lives in your bag, your gym kit or your weekender.
Wet & Dry Pro Comb
The wide-tooth one. Wet, it glides through hair at its most fragile and spreads conditioner or mask evenly. Dry, it separates waves and curls.
The Latte Pouch
Free with the Edit. Holds the set, or takes one brush wherever you're going. $24 on its own.
The espresso finish
One warm tone across the whole collection, so the set reads as a set — on the vanity or in the bag.
From the chair
What the pros say.
Hair stylistKaatya May
I've been using Natalie Anne brushes since the very beginning — I've had all of them. I dare say the Scalp Therapy Brush is my new cult favourite, for styling my own hair and just brushing it. It feels incredible on the scalp. The quality is insane. I love the shape and the colour, it's super aesthetic. You've done it again.
Leah
I'm obsessed with the Scalp Therapy Brush — I've been using it at the basin to blend out my balayages and root stretches. But I love the Mini Go-To too. It's so pretty, and it detangles beautifully. I wear extensions, and the whole range is just so beautiful on extensions.
Bridal hair stylistMacy Mae
I've tried so many wide-tooth combs — this one is phenomenal. It's the right length, and the teeth have the right point to break through a curl set and create the perfect beachy wave, or a vintage wave, depending how you've set it. It's incredible. And the Gentle Wet & Dry was always my favourite — now it's in espresso I love it even more.
Choose your brush
Which one is yours?
These are alternatives, not steps — pick the shape that matches how you actually do your hair. Or take the Edit and have all four.
1 Pick your brush:
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Why it feels different
Three things you won't see in a photo.
You'll feel all three the first time you use it.
Gentle by design
Detangles without pulling.
Knots are where hair breaks. The pins are soft enough to move through a tangle rather than drag it apart — which is the whole difference between detangling and damage.
Wet or dry
Safe on wet hair, when it matters most.
Wet hair is when hair is most fragile, which is exactly when most people reach for whatever's on the bench. These are built for it — work conditioner through in the shower, then polish with the same brush once you're dry.
Made in Korea
The same brush, every time.
We use the only maker we found who delivers the same quality on every run. It costs us more than the alternatives — and consistency is what you notice, brush after brush.
From the woman who made itFrom the woman who made it
It took years to find someone who could get it right every single time.
I've been making brushes for years, and the hard part was never the idea. It was finding a manufacturer who could deliver the same quality and the same innovation on every run — not brilliant once and average the next. I finally found them.
They're in Korea, and producing there costs us more than the alternatives do. We pay it anyway, because you can feel the difference the second you pick one up, and because consistency is the thing you actually notice — brush after brush, run after run.
As for the colour: brown is the new black. Fashion worked that out a while ago, so why not a brush. I wanted something that looked like it belonged out on your vanity, not shoved in a drawer.
— Natalie Anne, founder & hairdresser
- One manufacturer who gets it right every run
- We pay more to make them in Korea
- Four shapes for four different jobs
- Wet or dry, every one of them
How it actually works
A week with the collection.
In the shower
Comb the conditioner through
Wide teeth, wet hair, ends to roots. It spreads the product evenly and takes the knots out while hair is soft.
Getting ready
Detangle damp, polish dry
The Gentle Wet & Dry does both. Through damp hair to detangle, then again once dry to smooth and add shine.
Wash day
Work the scalp
Roots to tips with the Scalp Therapy Brush. It eases tension, moves the oils down the hair, and takes about a minute.
Natalie's rule
Start at the ends. Always.
Everyone starts at the roots and drags down, and that's how hair snaps. Ends first, then mid-lengths, then roots — it takes ten seconds longer and costs you nothing in breakage.
About the brand behind them
The people who made these won Best New Styling Product in 2026.
2026 Australian Hair Fashion Awards
Winner — Best New Styling Product
That award was for the Slick & Smooth Balm, not for these brushes — they're new, and nobody has judged them yet. It's here because it tells you who makes them: a hairdresser of 26 years, judged against professional haircare from around the world, and a second win for the range after Prep & Play in 2023.
Australian Hair Fashion Awards 2026, Best New Styling Product — awarded to the Slick & Smooth Balm. The Espresso Collection is a new release and is not an award winner.
Before you ask
The questions we actually get.
Do I need all four?
No — most people own one. The Edit is there for the people who want the lot, and because four together costs less than four separately: $133 instead of $157.
Which one should I get if I'm only getting one?
The Gentle Wet & Dry Brush. It does the most jobs — detangles damp hair, then smooths and polishes it dry — and it suits fine through to medium hair.
What's the difference between the four?
Shape and job. The Gentle Wet & Dry is the everyday detangler for fine to medium hair. The Scalp Therapy Brush is the gentlest of the four, made for sensitive scalps. The Mini Go-To is the travel size. The Wet & Dry Pro Comb is wide-toothed — conditioner in the shower, and separating waves and curls once you're dry.
Can I use them on wet hair?
Yes — every one of them, wet or dry. The Wet & Dry Pro Comb is the one to reach for in the shower with conditioner or a mask, and the same comb separates waves and curls once hair is dry.
Are they good for sensitive scalps?
The Scalp Therapy Brush is the one designed for it — soft nylon pins that detangle while easing tension. The Gentle Wet & Dry and the Mini Go-To are both gentle too.
There aren't any reviews yet.
Correct — the Espresso Collection is brand new, so nobody has reviewed it. The 4.9 you'll see is our store rating across 291 reviews of the wider Natalie Anne range. We'd rather tell you that than borrow a rating from something else.
The Espresso Collection
Start with one. Or take all four.
Take the one that matches how you do your hair — or take the Edit and have the lot, with the Latte Pouch on us.
Free Latte Pouch
A $24 velvet pouch, included with every Edit
Made in Korea
One maker, so all four match
Free shipping over $99
The Edit ships free
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The Espresso Brush Edit
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