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The Marilyn "Flatter Me
Too" Hair Brushes
What
makes the Marilyn brush unique...
**Better styling in less time. The hourglass shape achieves full contact of the brush bristles with the hair and the scalp. This contact gives a much wider brushing area than the one obtained with regular brushes.
**More control. The angle in the hourglass shape prevents hair from sliding out of the brush bristles during styling.
**More volume. With the Marilyn brush a greater number of bristles reach the hair roots, stretching and pulling them up to the heat of the blow-dryer. The final hairdo is then full bodied.
**Better finishing of hair ends. The middle area of the barrel has a smaller diameter than the ends of the barrel, allowing the hair ends to wrap around firmly. With this grip the hair ends are more controlled, offering better results in less time. |
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Flatter Me Too Product Features:
*100% natural blond boar bristles with Nylon Bristles
* Perfect for straight styling for coarse hair; bristles in a 90 degree angle gives less motion
* Foam handle for a better grip
* Enlarged neck in the handle so the hair won't get caught in the union of the wood and the foam
* Perfect for volume and body
*Get flat iron results without the iron!
* Good for Coarse and Thick hair
* Gorgeous bottle green with green foam on the handle
* The professionals choice!
* Available in 4 sizes
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Marilyn Flatter Me Too Hair Brush |
Cost |
Quantity----Add to Cart |
| Flatter
Me Too 2 Inch Diameter Brush
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$10.95 |
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| Flatter
Me Too 2½ Inch Diameter Brush
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$14.50 |
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| Flatter
Me Too 3 Inch Diameter Brush
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$16.50 |
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| Flatter
Me Too 3½ Inch Diameter Brush
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$19.50 |
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Last revised June '08
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