SOLAR ECLIPSE
HAND-PAINTED AMERICANA TEDDY HANDBAG HERO BRUSH
HAND-PAINTED AMERICANA TEDDY HANDBAG HERO BRUSH
The Handbag Hero Brush is a contemporary beauty tool—intentionally designed in New York City to bring together form, function, and ease. Crafted in small batches, this compact brush features dual bristles to gently detangle, smooth, and promote scalp circulation for healthier hair. Whether used on wet or dry strands, it minimizes breakage while enhancing shine and manageability. Lightweight and perfectly sized for your bag, it’s the beauty essential that goes with you—anywhere, anytime. Each brush features an original, hand-painted design by our Solar Eclipse artists, the Americana Teddy is all about nostalgia. Wrapped in a soft sweater featuring a classic Americana motif, this fuzzy friend brings a blend of warmth, charm, and timeless style—equal parts cute and considered. Made with eco-friendly, vegan materials, including our signature biodegradable acetate, and packaged sustainably.
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Designed in NYC
A thoughtfully engineered, design-forward brush that merges performance with everyday elegance.
Dual-Bristle Functionality
Vegan boar-like bristles distribute natural oils and smooth hair, while flexible pins gently detangle and massage the scalp.
Compact and Travel-Ready
Sized to fit seamlessly in your handbag—ideal for on-the-go touch-ups and daily use.
Hand-Painted Original Design
Each piece is finished with exclusive artwork by our Solar Eclipse artists.
Eco-Conscious Materials
Crafted from biodegradable cellulose acetate with 100% recyclable, plastic-free packaging.
All Solar Eclipse designs are internationally protected by copyright and intellectual property law, ensuring each piece remains uniquely ours—and truly yours.
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Size Guide
There is no Size Table for the product
The numbers refer to your body measurements, not the garment measurements