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Reddit mentions of Cricket Friction Free Paddle Brush
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- FRICTION FREE - Cricket’s Friction Free Paddle Brush is made from a proprietary blend of polymers to reduce friction caused by brushing, and styling hair — creating a smooth finish. The bristles on this cushioned paddle brush are ion infused with tourmaline to impart moisture into the hair shaft. This helps to reduce the static and leave the hair shiny.
- PADDLE BRUSH - This Friction Free Paddle Brush is a great brush for detangling, smoothing and styling long, heavy, thick or curly hair. The bristles are gentle on hair and massages the scalp.
- CUSHIONED PAD - Cricket’s Friction Free Paddle Brush is a professional hairstylist hair brush that features a cushioned pad for styling comfort.
- NON-SLIP RUBBER GRIP - This Paddle Styling Brush is equipped with a non-slip rubber grip handle so you can keep a hold of the brush comfortably.
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Specs:
Height | 9.9 Inches |
Length | 1.25 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Width | 3.1 Inches |
I'm not sure if you meant to do that, but that's a music video in your post. Not a picture lol. I think I understand the haircut you're talking about..and whichever hair stylist you go to, make sure they do a cut that's relevant to your face shape as well because it can obviously make a world of difference. On top of that, ask them to teach you how to do even the simplest of styles. Plus there are plenty of videos and tutorials you can go through to try out. Ok, so as far as the texture of your hair goes, these are a few options that I suggest:
-This is a round brush I have and do recommend.
-I also have this paddle brush that helps prevent friction on your hair. This one at least I think you should use WITH a blow dryer. It will give your hair a smoother look. Like I said before, ask the stylist to teach you how to use it. It's our job to educate our clients anyway, so she's not going out of her way. Or his way.
I actually wish you lived close to me (although idk where you do live) so that I could do this myself and teach you all the things! I love educating people about this stuff! I wish you luck with your hair journey :)
Oh, and real quick. Try pin curls. Here is a tutorial of how to do so. All you need are bobby pins and a fine tooth comb! It will help your curls be more defined :)