At the finishing stage of blow-dry styling
After shampooing, towel-dry your hair until about 80% of the moisture is removed before using the brush. The volumizing effect is maximized when used with a blow dryer on damp hair rather than soaking wet strands. With its 44mm diameter, this round brush is ideal for creating bouncy C-curls or waves on medium to long hair.
Rolling technique to lift from the roots
Position the brush close to your roots and wrap your hair around it, then slowly pull it through while directing the blow dryer heat onto the section. If you pull the brush through too quickly, you won't get the volume you're after—the key is to hold it in place for 3 to 5 seconds so the heat can fully set. For your bangs, roll upward from the forehead; for the sides, roll outward to create natural movement.
Weekly cleansing to care for the boar bristles
Natural boar bristles can accumulate oils and dust, so we recommend cleaning them once a week. Dilute a gentle shampoo in lukewarm water and dip only the bristle section, swishing gently to cleanse. Lay the brush flat with the bristles facing down and let it air-dry naturally. Avoid soaking the ceramic-coated barrel in water for extended periods.
Works best when paired with a blow dryer
The ceramic-coated barrel distributes heat evenly, while the 28 air vents enhance airflow and cut down drying time. It's a great alternative to a curling iron when you want soft, natural waves, and the keratin-coated boar bristles add shine with every stroke.
Preventing bristle damage is key to longevity
Remove any tangled hair from the bristles right after use. The blend of natural and synthetic bristles can warp if exposed to high heat for too long, so keep your blow dryer at a safe distance. When storing in a drawer or pouch, stand the brush upright to prevent the bristles from getting crushed.