Il nostro pettine districante Glide and Define soddisfa tutte le esigenze. Con un manico robusto e antiscivolo, aghi rotondi e setole separate, questa spazzola favorisce capelli sani e definiti. Che i capelli siano bagnati o asciutti, questa spazzola garantisce risultati senza nodi, senza tirare o strappare, coprendo un'ampia superficie. È estremamente funzionale per definire i ricci, districare e ottenere risultati lisci con sicurezza e comfort.
Progettata con nove rebbi resistenti al calore
Scivola perfettamente su tutte le texture dei capelli
Ideale per lo styling con strumenti a caldo come asciugacapelli, piastra o arricciacapelli
Design flessibile delle file di setole
Impugnatura antiscivolo e manico gommato
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 6 reviews)
Riley S.★★★★★
I’ve been using this on damp hair and the slip-free handle actually stays put in my hand—no more fumbling. The separate bristles work through tangles without pulling, leaving my curls defined.
Sofia★★★★★
The round needles glide through my tangled wet hair without any pulling, and my curls actually look defined after brushing. Best detangling brush I've used in years.
Steven★★★★★
The round needles really glide through my wet curls without snagging, and the non-slip handle gave me complete control even with conditioner all over my hands. Finally found a brush that doesn't pull my hair out.
Richard R.★★★★★
I was dreading brushing my daughter's tangled curls after bath time, but the separate bristles gently separate knots without snagging at all. The handle really does stay slip-free even with wet hands, which is a huge plus for me.
Aurora S.★★★★★
This brush glides through my wet hair without snagging or pulling, which is a huge relief. The non-slip handle actually stays put in my hand, even with conditioner all over. My curls are coming out way more defined and less frizzy since I started using it.
Daniel V.★★★★☆
The handle stays grippy even with wet hands, which I appreciate during post-shower detangling. It works well on my wavy hair, though I wish the bristles were slightly firmer for thicker sections.