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Behind every finished look is a whole lot of work. From the cut and color to the blowout, styling and every detail in between, hairstylists spend an entire appointment building toward that final reveal. And when the work is done, the right finishing tool can help bring it all to life.
That’s where the Denman D81M Style & Shine Smoother comes in.
Recently, The Tease had the chance to get our hands on both the D81M Style & Shine Smoother and the D81M Deluxe Style & Shine Smoother, putting the brushes to work on set and getting an up-close look at the design, bristles and details that make them finishing essentials.
It’s All in the Bristles
Priced at $32.95, the D81M combines two types of bristles to do more than your average brush. Flexible nylon bristles move through the hair to gently detangle, while softer bristles smooth and polish the hair, helping create a glossy, refined finish. Together, they make it easy to work through the hair while bringing all the elements of a style together.
For pros, think of it as the last step before the cape comes off.
Use it to smooth and perfect a sleek style, tame flyaways, polish a slick-back or brush through curls to transform a more structured set into soft, natural-looking movement. It can also be used on wigs and extensions, giving stylists even more ways to put it to work behind the chair.
The Deluxe Treatment
For those looking for something a little more elevated, the D81M Deluxe Style & Shine Smoother is priced slightly higher at $37.95. The Deluxe takes the smoothing and finishing capabilities of the D81M and packages them in a more elevated design, giving pros another option depending on what they want in their kit.
Check out specifically their new Cherry Blossom Collection. The delicate cherry blossom print brings a fresh, artistic touch to this professional styling essential, proving that even the hardest-working tools behind the chair can have a little personality.
Whichever version you reach for, the purpose remains the same and that’s to help all of the work that came before it feel fully complete.
Because after spending an appointment perfecting a cut, creating dimensional color or building the ultimate blowout, those final few passes shouldn’t be an afterthought.
