Brushes

French Hair Brushes, Handmade in France

Our French hair brushes turn a daily gesture into a moment of elegance. Entirely handmade in France, they are designed to follow every part of your day, from the handbag to the dressing table. Available in dozens of colours and decorative finishes, each brush is a beautiful object made to be used, admired and kept. MC Davidian has crafted luxury hair accessories on the French Riviera since 1980.

One line, three formats

Baby Brush : compact, for the handbag, travel and touch-ups during the day.

Nana Brush : the versatile everyday brush, gentle for daily detangling.

Galet Brush : larger, for the home ritual and the dressing table. Explore our handbag brushes and big brushes.

The handbag brush (Nana)

The iconic Nana brush slips into a bag and stays close from morning to evening: at the office, on holiday or between appointments. Practical, decorative and unmistakably personal.

A French beauty object

Made from cotton acetate or celluloid, petroleum and plastic free and non-allergenic, our brushes are enhanced on some models with hand-painted décors, pyrography or Swarovski crystals. Read more in our feature, a complete line of hairbrushes.

Made to last, easy to care for

Handcrafted in France, each brush is built to be enjoyed for years. Remove trapped hair after use and clean gently when needed to keep it beautiful. Discover the full hair accessories collection.

FAQ

What makes MC Davidian hairbrushes different?

They combine French manufacturing, decorative refinement and distinct formats for different moments of the day. They are beauty objects as much as practical grooming tools.

Which brush is best for a handbag?

The compact handbag brushes, including the Baby and Nana brushes, are made to slip into a bag for touch-ups anywhere.

What is the Nana brush?

The Nana brush is our universal everyday brush, a balanced medium size that suits most hair types and is easy to live with day to day.

Are the brushes made in France?

Yes. Every brush is entirely handmade in France, from cotton acetate or celluloid, following 45 years of savoir-faire.

How do I care for my hairbrush?

Remove trapped hair after use and clean gently when needed. Avoid harsh handling so the decorative finish lasts for years.