Short on time? (Who isn’t?)
Now there’s a multi-tasking hair product to suit your multi-tasking life.
The DAFNI GO Ceramic Hair Straightening Brush not only brushes your hair, but straightens it, too. Using revolutionary 3D patent-pending technology, the DAFNI GO is incredibly easy to use and straightens up to 10 times more hair with each brush stroke – no fuss and no clips necessary.
Dafni created the first and original ceramic hair straightening brush, and the DAFNI GO’s state of the art ceramic surface heats up to 185˚C, which remains constant while brushing – allowing you to maintain straighter and healthier hair. Its compact size and detachable cord is perfect to pop in to your purse to take with you to work, the gym, on a night out or on your next holiday. It even comes with a convenient travel case and a one-year warranty.
To achieve straight hair in minutes with your DAFNI GO, follow these three easy steps:
Step 1
Make sure your hair is dry, moisture-free and detangled. Turn your DAFNI GO on using the button on the front and wait until the indicator light changes from flickering red to green.
Step 2
For optimal results, brush sections of your hair (inwards or outwards) from the roots all the way to the tips in a slow pulling motion. Ensure that the DAFNI GO’s ceramic bristles are touching all parts of the hair being straightened.
Step 3
Keep following step two until all your hair has been straightened. Remember to brush slowly to ensure maximum heat is absorbed into your hair.
TIP
When using the DAFNI GO ensure your hair penetrates deep into the bristles. You can do this by brushing and gently stretching the hair with the other hand like you would using a regular iron. And when you reach the tips, linger for a second or two for a polished look!
The DAFNI GO Ceramic Hair Straightening Brush is available only at Shaver Shop. For more information visit your local Shaver Shop store or visit Shaver Shop online.
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