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Scalpmaster Hair Brush Cleaning Hair Comb Cleaner 2 Count
Scalpmaster Hair Brush Cleaning Hair Comb Cleaner 2 Count
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TWO HAIR BRUSH AND COMB CLEANERS: Easily remove embedded hair and residues. Use the plastic bristles to remove hair and the nylon bristles for deeper cleaning.
DURABLE MATERIAL: Made of quality plastic and nylon, resistant to breakage. Rubberized finish for easy cleaning. Suitable for all types of hair brushes, removes dust and dandruff.
EASY TO STORE: Compact and lightweight, perfect for home, salon, or travel. Fits in your pocket or bag for on-the-go cleaning.
PRACTICAL FUNCTION: Thoroughly cleans combs, removes hair and residue buildup, with a reliable rubberized finish. Ideal for all hair brushes.
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