Mason Pearson

It was 1850 when Mason Pearson left the North of England to work at the British Steam Brush Works in London’s East End. At the time, brushes were made by hand – but that all changed when the pioneering Yorkshireman invented a brush-boring machine to speed up the process. Fast forward to today, and the Mason Pearson hairbrush is loved by hairstylists and tress aficionados alike due to its decades-lasting nature and exacting standards (did you know there are 18 stages to creating each one?). Thanks to its famous Mason Pearson boar bristle brushes – including the Popular brush and the Mason Pearson Junior brush – the brand has tools for every type, length and texture, plus a pocket hairbrush so you can look after your locks while on the go.