I’ve tested Jean Louis David’s Ionic brush

Day to day, hair is attacked from every direction: by pollution, humidity, dust, wind… All these factors add positive ions to your hair. The result: frizz and static electricity leave your hair dull and untameable. The solution: “Sublim’Hair”, the Ionic brush from Jean Louis David.

How can a brush revive your shine and banish fly-away hair? Quite simply, because this brush consists of a double generator of negative ions, which neutralize static electricity and help achieve a silky finish.

Light and easy to handle, it can be a bit of a shock to find out this brush works with batteries! But it’s for the good of your hair. Once the ions have been transmitted, a light lets you know that you’re ready to use the brush at its optimum efficiency. By the time you’ve finished brushing, the static electricity is miraculously gone. It’s the perfect brush for frizzy hair!

One other plus point is that the head of the brush is covered with an extra-flexible, air-filled cushion which makes it super comfortable to use. What more could we ask for?

© Jean Louis David

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