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The Shine Brush by Wet Brush

From the makers of Wet Brush, comes the Shine Brush, designed specifically to smooth and shine hair. Similar to the Wet Brush, The Shine Brush works great on wet hair, but was uniquely created to work exceptionally well on dry hair and with a blow dryer.

Elizabeth Jakaitis
Elizabeth JakaitisAssistant Editor
December 1, 2016
The Shine Brush by Wet Brush
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From the makers of Wet Brush, comes the Shine Brush, designed specifically to smooth and shine hair. Similar to the Wet Brush, The Shine Brush works great on wet hair, but was uniquely created to work exceptionally well on dry hair and with a blow dryer.

The Shine Brush is made with a combination of IntelliFlex bristles that gentle detangle hair and 100% natural, heat-resistant Mongolian Boar bristles that add shine and remove impurities. This combination helps boost the scalp’s circulation and spread hair’s natural oils from root to tip, leaving hair longer, thicker and silkier.

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The Shine Brush is available in a variety of colors, including black, green, pink and purple.

Features include:

  • Blend of IntelliFlex with SoftTips and 100% Pure Mongolian Boar Bristle

  • Great for detangling and adding shine and luster

  • Ideal as a finishing brush on all hair types

  • Excellent for extensions and wigs

  • Aids in the spread of natural oils from the scalp

  • Boar bristles are heat resistant and blow dry friendly

  • Works well with dry shampoo to help cleanse and purify hair.

For more information, visit prowetbrush.com.

Originally posted on Modern Salon

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