Round Ceramic Brush, 43 mm Tools For Beauty Ceramic Styling Brush
- Product details
- Description
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Age:
18+
Brand: tools for beauty
Product Type: hair brush
Volume: 1 pcs.
Hairbrush Feature: antistatic coating, ionic, thermo-brushing
Hairbrush Type: brushing
Bristle Type: nylon
Handle Material: ceramic
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
Achieve a stylish and striking hairstyle that lasts all day—it's possible! Stylists and hairdressers from the popular Polish brand Tools For Beauty are proud to present the Ceramic Round Hair Brush. Developed using nanotechnology, its use can reduce the time it takes to style your hair, protect it from high temperatures, and add more volume at the roots. Treat yourself to a salon-quality blowout effect with this beauty product.
Features of the Ceramic Styling Brush by Tools For Beauty:
- Equipped with an ergonomic rubberized handle;
- Features smooth and wavy bristles;
- Coated with ceramic and ionizing properties;
- Excels at gripping hair without tangling or pulling;
- Suitable for all hair types;
- Can be used both at home and professionally in salons.
I spent a long time choosing a brush for styling my bangs with a hairdryer, one that was ceramic and not too expensive. I decided that a 43mm diameter would be best for my bangs (without bristles), although I read online that it should be smaller. I bought this one.
The bristles are different from regular ones because, in addition to straight bristles, there are wavy ones that, according to the description on Makeup, help grip the hair. The brush easily rotates through my short hair.
The bristles are not sharp against the head, but if I accidentally touch my sensitive facial skin, it is unpleasant. I think they are of medium stiffness.
After styling, with the help of a volumizing spray, my hair does not become static.
The only disappointment was that I had a ceramic curling iron before, and it was white (as if painted white on top). But this brush is metallic in color, so it is no different from my previous cheap metal one. Does anyone know if this is a normal color for ceramic?
I was hoping to read everything on the label (like usual, "materials: ..."), but it turned out that all the information is just the inscription on the handle, "Ceramic...", and a couple of the same words on a small label (see photo). So, I'm not sure if it's just the name or if the base is actually ceramic. Or maybe they just write it briefly on all brushes now?
About the styling: I expected more, based on reviews of ceramic brushes. I didn't notice anything amazing. Even with a plastic brush (34mm), the styling held longer at the roots. Those with expertise in this area, please advise, maybe I just chose too large a diameter for my bangs (I shouldn't have listened to the blogger who said you'll look like a little lamb with a small one))).
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