Sydney puts the Philips Ionic Styling Brush to the test
bh recently hit Sydney’s Pitt Street Mall in the CBD with a handful of Philips EasyShine Ionic Styling Brushes in tow in a quest to help women with frizzy, static-prone hair achieve smooth, shiny, silky looking strands.
Static electricity exists everywhere, and is the main cause of frizz and flyaways, especially in dry environments. Thanks to ionic technology, the Philips EasyShine Ionic Styling Brush generates negative ions to neutralise the positive charge of static electricity to reduce frizz and bring back smoothness and shine to your hair.
Compact in size, the Philips EasyShine Ionic Styling Brush can fit easily into your handbag, meaning you can take it with you always and use it any time, anywhere.
Do you have frizzy hair or suffer from static? Would you like to try the Philips Easyshine Ionic Styling Brush?
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Wow impressive product. Would like a handle though.
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Well it's being very impressive for the curing of hair ,,
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Wish I was around at this time =D
My brushes have to have handle
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It sounds good, but I prefer a brush to have a handle.
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Great and good to know! I have unruly hair which needs a different method of approach to it, like this product!
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I do suffer from frizzy hair. It would be amazing to try this ionic brush. It seems iconic.
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So do I and this would definitely help.
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I would love to try the Philips Styling Brush myself, sounds like a good one from what they say.
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So I have bought one of these now and am trying it out. I'll see if there's any difference. It's a much more economical version of the Dafni (for sure)! Here's hoping!
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So I have bought one of these now and am trying it out. I'll see if there's any difference. It's a much more economical version of the Dafni (for sure)! Here's hoping!
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Looks great! Love how compact it is so it can fit in your bag without taking up to much space.
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I hate washing my hair .. That's when the frizz hell begins .. Would love to get one .
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This is so much cheaper than the Dafni brush, that's for sure. However nearly every Phillips appliance I've purchased has broken just after twelve months of purchasing!
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This brush looks like it would be really suitable for my hair type! I think I'm going to have to try and hunt one down for a reasonable price...
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I already forked out $$$ for 2 tangle teezers (compact for my handbag and the original for the bathroom) so i'll give one a miss for now.
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Oh this would be so great. On rainy humid days my hair just goes crazy.
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This would make a great prize.
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sounds cool...but does it actually work?
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Why wasn't I in Pitt St Mall that day! :(
I can see the noticeable increase in the users' shiny hair, but it's expensive at $40.
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It's currently $29.95 at Myer. I just bought one!
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