
The rest of the wind-down, in the same order.
Styling Tools
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Styling Tools
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From Kitsch, founded in Los Angeles in 2010 by Cassandra Morales Thurswell, who started with a single handmade hair tie and never took a dollar of outside investment.
The line grew from hair ties into satin pillowcases, heatless curlers, shower caps and shampoo bars, and now sits in more than 27,000 stores.
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The trick is in the bristles. They sit at two different heights and mix hard with soft, so the tall ones find the knot and the short ones catch what is left behind, and a tangle that normally takes a fight comes out in a few strokes.
Because every bristle flexes, the brush gives way before your hair does. That is what cuts the breakage: less stress on the strand means less snapping, particularly on wet hair when it is at its most fragile. It works wet or dry, it finishes a blow dry with real volume and shine rather than static, and the same combination of hard and soft tips turns an ordinary brush through into a proper scalp massage. The shape is compact and handleless, which is the reason it lives in a bag rather than a drawer, and the terracotta finish looks like something you would leave out on the counter.