Kids Detangling Brush

The brush's handle and bristle materials are not disclosed; the brand describes it only as gently detangling, with no material named for either part.

The brush is described only as gentle, with no mention of bristle retention, rounded tips, or detachable parts, and no review corpus is available to corroborate or contradict design safety.

The brand publishes a clear cleaning method for this brush: a quick rinse and air dry between uses to keep it hygienic.

The brush carries no CPSIA certificate, compliance reference, or identifiable manufacturing standard; nothing adjacent is published either.

No polymer, bristle, or finish material is named for this brush, and no restricted-substance scope is stated for it anywhere we checked.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, covering 1973 to present, and found no record naming Nēmah in any role. A control check confirms the registry does cover comparable product classes, so the clean result reflects the brand's actual record.

No named labs or standards are attached to this brush anywhere we checked, and nothing names a certification for it specifically.

Neither the brand nor the retailer publishes a materials list, country of manufacture, or warranty terms for this brush.