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| » Hauptforum » Forum: Call of Duty » Thread: It's useful for defrizzing and smoothing |
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» 16.09.17 09:25h |
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It's a lot easier than using an iron or a tong – everyone knows how to brush their hair. It's reported to be less damaging than an iron, though I'd still advise using a heat protectant spray. (It heats to 185C.) It works fast – you'd need a couple of minutes to do fine to medium hair, and probably five to 10 for very thick curly hair. It's useful for defrizzing and smoothing, when you don't want stick straight hair, and is equally good for quick touch-ups. It's much easier to use on the back of your hair than straighteners.It requires less number of passes to straighten, original dafni ceramic brush means less damage.Its smart software maintains a constant temperature, which is recommended as the optimum temperature to avoid heat damage.Since the temperature doesn't vary, heat is distributed evenly along the shaft of the hair, reducing risk of damage to the hair cuticles. dafni hair brush takes only 1 minute to heat up and it's ready to be used. |
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