ZoomCare · Brush cleaner
Ciccio
5 · 1 review
$15.00
A stainless-steel bristle rake that removes trapped hair quickly and helps keep every brush performing at its best.
- Made in Italy
- Free shipping over $100
- 30-day returns
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Details+−
Get the most from your brush. CICCIO is a beech wood cleaning tool with stainless steel bristles that neatly unsticks and removes hair buildup. Pull the rake through the bristles for a brush that feels brand new. Made in Italy.
Product specs+−
Cleaner Size: 4.5 in (L) × 1.0 in (W)
Weight: 13 g (0.5 oz)
Pouch Dimensions: 5.5 in (L) × 3.9 in (W)
Box Dimensions: 5.1 in (L) × 3.9 in (W) × 1.8 in (D)
Shipping & returns+−
Please note that hair brushes are personal hygiene items and can only be returned if unused. The brush must be returned in its original packaging to be eligible for a refund or exchange. We reserve the right to refuse returns or exchanges if the product shows signs of use or damage. Hair brushes are eligible for return or exchange within 30 days from the date of purchase. Customers are responsible for return shipping costs unless the return is due to a product defect or an error on our part.
Why it works
Beech handle
Lightweight, sturdy grip
A durable beech wood handle stays lightweight yet sturdy, making quick work of every cleaning session.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get hair out of a brush?
Hook it rather than pull it. Ciccio's steel tines slide under the wound hair at the base and lift the whole lot out in one go, instead of tugging at it and pulling bristles out too.
Ciccio Brush Cleaner or Dada Brush Cleaner?
Dada is the one for pin and cushion brushes, where the problem is buildup rather than wound hair. If your brushes are mostly round and boar, start here instead.
Does the Ciccio Brush Cleaner work on boar bristle?
Will steel damage my bristles?
Not if you keep it parallel to the rows. The tines are spaced to pass between bristles, not through them. Let the shape do the work rather than forcing it sideways.
How often should I use the Ciccio Brush Cleaner?
Once a week takes ten seconds and stops the mat ever forming. Left for months, the hair knits into a layer at the base that's far harder to lift.
Will the Ciccio Brush Cleaner rust?
Not if you dry it. The tines are steel and the join to the ferrule is the one place water likes to sit. A wipe after use is all it needs.
I am new to brush care and do not know what I need.
Start with the brush, the cleaner follows from it. the quiz asks about your hair and length, then tells you which brush to get.
Reviews
What clients say
5
1 review
Rated 5 out of 5
Amanda Rezende · Verified · 2024-12-27
Such a smart and professional way to clean your beloved brushes! Much better than improvising with something else.
