HAIRLINES TOOLBOX Smooth & Shape
Make clients’ strands obey with the right brush. While options abound, here are two recent favourites.
Eufora Pro Ionic Ceramic Polishing Brush
• Comfortable control grip. You told us:
"This brush is great for all hair types. Because the core of the brush is ceramic, it holds the heat of the blow- dryer to create smooth, shiny hair."
Stacia Lance Gambrell, stylist, Lotus Salon, New York
HAIRLINES NEWS
All Soft has a new look
edken’s streamlined All Soft line has a new look and formulation, while keeping the same great scent and enhancing the products’ performance. The new interlock protein network technology strengthens strands and is included in the shampoo, conditioner and super treatment.
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Hot shot: All Soft Argan-6. Made with argan oil, it can be used in a multitude of ways, including as a pre-shampooing treatment and in colour.
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• Lightweight ceramic-coated barrel retains heat for maximum polishing and faster setting.
• Heat-resistant nylon bristles grip and tame unruly hair.
• Bristles are infused with tourmaline to reduce static electricity and create smooth styling.
Kevin.Murphy
Smoothing.Brush
• Designed by a small Spanish company that has more than 30 years in the industry.
• Brush handle is manufactured in Mahogany hardwood—very strong and lightweight—from non-deforestation woods in central Africa.
• Two rubber sheets provide the oval cushion pad with high resistance to water and heat.
• Bristles are pure, natural wild boar to ensure no damage to the hair.
You told us:
“The boar bistles gives this brush such a high quality feel. There isn’t a client or hair type that this brush isn’t
perfect for. Carl Reeves,
Session Master for
Kevin.Murphy
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