The last time I used a Lee Stafford product was when I had an obsession with using Poker Straight whilst straightening my hair with my GHDs. Lee Stafford is an award winning hairdresser who has quite an impressive CV and a career to show how amazing he is. Not only does he have an incredible passion for hairstyling, he is also one of the nicest people I have ever met.
Today I have some of the new Lee Stafford Hair Brushes to share with you and I have been using them over the past few weeks to see whether or not they are any good before giving my verdict. I am quite picky when it comes to using a hair brush and I have a list of things that I like and things that I absolutely hate.
Firstly, these hair brushes are bright pink and anything pink is going to grab my attention, in fact they are so bright that you won't miss them on the shelves in Boots! Within my bright pink Lee Stafford box, I actually have 5 hair tools and each one of them has a role and they can be used together to create that perfect hair do!
The Big n Bouncy is described as being the brush which is perfect for creating Bigger, Fatter, Fuller Hair! It has ceramic technology and a heat retaining barrel which gives you instantly plumper, fuller and glossier locks!
It also has a soft grip handle and the bristles are really flexible which means working with the brush and keeping hold of it is really easy when styling. I like that the bristles don't scratch my scalp when I use it and it is great to use when blow drying your hair too. This brush retails for £11.99.
Comb It Out is one of two combs within the collection and having thought I would never use one, I probably use this more than I thought I would.
Designed for teasing out your curls, it uses ceramic technology to help fight frizz, so if you have just curled your hair and want to brush them out slightly, this comb is perfect for doing just that. I also use this comb whenever I apply a hair mask because it glides through my hair without snagging or pulling and the grove at the top makes it easy to hold on to. Priced at £5.99 it is an absolute bargain.
Tangle Terminator is the brush which made me cackle and something I really could have done with when I was much younger than I am now, because my hair was always a mass of knots. Nowadays, my hair is much easier to handle and though I do get the occasional tangle, I have never had to sit and spend hours brushing or combing them out of my hair with a grimace on my face.
Described as being the brush to give your hair some TLC, Lee Stafford champions this as being his favourite brush. It uses patented swinging plates that move with your hair and in doing so it glides easily into action, detangling knots and leaving hair beautifully smooth without the damage. If anyone has knotty hair, this is definitely the brush for you and it costs just £12.99.
The Back Comber is the one I use the least because I don't tend to ever backbomb my hair. It is described as being the comb which will give you va va volume and lift.
For me, I use this when sectioning my hair to straighten it, it has a lovely long pointed handle which is perfect for sectioning and then the comb itself, I use to brush through my hair before I glide the GHDs through and it works better than using a brush, I also end up with less static too. Priced at £5.49.
The Baby Paddle is one of those great all rounder brushes which does a bit of everything and does it well. Small enough to fit into your hand bag or hand luggage this brush is designed to soften and smooth hair and like the other brushes, its ceramic technology helps combats frizz any time anywhere!
Alongside these five brushes that I have shared with you today, there are more within the range and they include:
- The Daddy Paddle Brush
- The Big Shower Comb
- The Big Smoothing Brush
I have to admit, I am really impressed with these brushes and have said why for each one. I have given them a thorough testing and in my opinion you can never have too many good hairbrushes. I know when I clean mine (yes I do this regularly) I always need to ensure I have a spare brush to hand.
Have you ever tried anything from the Lee Stafford range and is there anything you would recommend that I need to try?
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