REVLON SmoothStay XL Hair Straightener, Heated Straightening Brush with Coconut Oil Infused Ceramic Plates, Long-Lasting Sleek Results, Reduced Frizz & Static
Product Description
REVLON SmoothStay XL Hair Straightener, Heated Straightening Brush with Coconut Oil Infused Ceramic Plates, Long-Lasting Sleek Results, Reduced Frizz & Static
- Long-Lasting Straight Hair: The Revlon SmoothStay XL Hair Straightener Brush helps protect hair while reducing frizz and static for healthier-looking, sleek results; use on dry hair for best results
- Less Heat Damage: This hair straightener brush features triple ceramic plates and bristles infused with coconut oil, plus Tourmaline Ionic Technology to lock in moisture while Heat-Sensing Technology delivers even heat on dry hair
- Customize Your Hair Needs: The 4½-inch surface and bristles quickly detangle hair from the roots; features travel-ready dual voltage (120V/240V) and 10 customizable heat settings up to 430°F suit all hair types
- Easy to Use: This heated straightening brush includes automatic shut-off after 2 hours of non-use, an LED temperature display, and a Smart Heat Memory System that recalls your preferred heat setting
- Elevated Hair for Less: Revlon’s SmoothStay Hair Tools combine decades of expertise with advanced technology to deliver exceptional performance, bringing premium-quality hair styling at an affordable price
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