A 55mm barrel is the most versatile size for shoulder-length hair — enough surface to create a smooth, polished blowout, with the maneuverability to add root lift and turn ends under or out. The blonde boar bristles seal the cuticle as you go, which means more shine and better frizz control when the humidity climbs. It's a brush that does the everyday work beautifully, and one that's made to last.

Perfect for: Bobs, lobs, and short-to-medium hair that wants reliable root volume, smooth lengths, and soft, shapeable ends.

The do-it-all blowout brush for shoulder-length hair — volume, polish, and shine in one pass.

• Pure Blonde Boar Bristles: Gentle on fine and color-treated hair, distributing natural oils to promote a healthy, glossy finish rather than dry, frizzy ends.
• 55mm Barrel: The mid-size diameter is ideal for short-to-medium lengths — generous enough to smooth a section, slim enough to bend ends and lift at the crown.
• GripSlip Technology: Secure grip while styling, smooth release on command, so hair shapes cleanly and never snags.
• Renewable Cork Handle: Eco-friendly Mediterranean cork — light, comfortable, and a sustainable step away from disposable plastic.
• Handcrafted in Spain: Traditional craftsmanship and durable materials built for the long haul.

Boar or ceramic?

Boar if your hair is frizzy, coarse, or fights you. The bristles grip so you can pull against them, and that's what smooths the hair while you dry it. Ceramic suits fine hair that styles easily and wants volume and curl. Frizz is the deciding word.

What length is 55mm for?

Shoulder-length — it's the most versatile size I stock. Enough barrel to smooth and polish, small enough to lift the root and turn the ends under or out. If you live in bobs and lobs, this is your everyday brush.

B3, B4 or B5?

By length: B3 for shoulder, B4 for medium-to-long, B5 for long or thick. A barrel that's too small means endless passes; too big and you lose control at the root.

How do I clean it?

Pull the shed hair out every few uses. Once a month, wash the bristles with a little shampoo in lukewarm water, rinse, and dry bristles-down so water doesn't sit in the cork.