Evas 3005 Большая керамическая щетка для волос Evas Grande Ceramic Cms (3002,3003,3004 НА ВЫБОР)

The Evas Cms comb is made of wood with a rubberized handle, has a ceramic coating and bristles made of a mixture of boar and nylon for greater strength and heat resistance.
Handle material: wood with a rubberized coating. Cylinder material: metal with a ceramic coating. Bristle material: a mixture of nylon and natural boar. Made in Korea. Shelf life: unlimited.
Recommendations for use:
Using the right comb, your hair will always look beautiful. Take a look at the combs available on the market today. You'll see that they come in different shapes, sizes, materials, and bristle types. And this is no coincidence: each has its own function and appropriate time of use.
To make the right choice, you must first know the thickness of your hair.
Please note: fine hair has a diameter of less than 0.05 mm; medium hair has a diameter of 0.05 to 0.08 mm; thick hair has a diameter of more than 0.08 mm.
As a general rule, the thicker the hair, the greater the distance between the bristles should be. But brushes are not only designed for this and can perform a variety of functions (e.g., straightening, detangling, or simply combing).
See what type of brush to use for the following purposes:
Brushing: Straight brushes with closely spaced or more widely spaced bristles (depending on hair type) are most suitable. More widely spaced bristles detangle strands more easily. Detangling wet hair: Round ceramic brushes are a good choice as they don't pull the hair. Choose ceramic or metal bristles that are more open. And always start detangling from the ends. Removing static electricity: Wooden brushes with widely spaced bristles are ideal.
Combing curly or wavy hair: Brushes with widely spaced bristles are ideal. Always start from the ends. Adding volume: Large round brushes with closely spaced bristles guarantee volume. Reducing volume: Medium-sized brushes with stiffer bristles will help straighten hair. Use a hairdryer for this.
Detangling dry hair: Use straight brushes with separated nylon or nylon blend bristles. Styling with gel: Use a ceramic brush with densely packed bristles. Gel can be applied directly to the brush. Applying mousse: For almost dry hair, style with brushes with densely packed round bristles.