Bathing & Coat Care

8 items covering bath brushes, massagers, gloves and scrubbers — the range that pairs with shampoo and turns a grooming order into a full bathing set.

Brushes. Multi-size and natural-bristle bath brushes, plus a shampoo-dispensing brush that delivers product directly through the bristles. That last one is an easy upsell: it reduces shampoo waste and shortens bath time, which is exactly what a grooming salon cares about.

Massagers. Oval and round bath massagers for working product through the coat and stimulating the skin.

Gloves and scrubbers. Long-cuff silicone bathing and grooming gloves, pet bathing gloves and silicone scrubbers. Silicone is the practical choice here — it rinses clean, does not hold odour and survives repeated wet use far better than fabric.

Materials. Silicone is the dominant material across this range, with natural bristle options for buyers whose customers prefer a traditional brush.

Why this range works for wholesale. Bathing tools are low-cost, light to ship, and they complete a story: a retailer selling grooming shears can also sell everything needed for the bath. They are also frequently bought as a set, which lifts average order value.

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How to specify bathing tools

Bristle versus silicone. Natural-bristle brushes distribute shampoo and lift coat in the way a traditional grooming brush does, and they suit buyers whose customers expect that feel. Silicone tools rinse clean, do not absorb water or odour, and survive repeated wet use far better than fabric-backed brushes. For volume retail ranges silicone is usually the more durable and more hygienic choice; natural bristle is the premium traditional option.

Brush size and format. Multi-size and natural-bristle bath brushes suit general use. A plug-in or dispensing brush that delivers shampoo through the bristles reduces product waste and shortens bath time — both things a grooming salon measures, and both easy to explain at the point of sale.

Massagers. Oval and round bath massagers work shampoo through the coat while stimulating the skin. They are simple, robust, and ship compactly.

Gloves and scrubbers. Long-cuff silicone bathing and grooming gloves cover more of the hand and keep the wrist dry. Pet bathing gloves and silicone scrubbers cover the entry price point.

What buyers get wrong

Overlooking that this category completes a sale. A retailer already selling shears and combs has customers who wash their dogs at home; without bathing tools they buy those items elsewhere. Adding the range costs little, ships light, and increases the chance that the whole grooming need is met in one purchase.

The second mistake is under-specifying material. “Bath brush” tells a buyer nothing about whether it will still look usable after three months. Naming silicone versus natural bristle, as we do per product, is what allows a buyer to judge quality before ordering.

Why this range suits wholesale

Bathing tools are low unit cost, light to ship and frequently bought as a set — which lifts average order value without needing new tooling. They also pair naturally with shampoo lines, so a buyer can build a bathing section rather than selling individual items.