ZoomCare · Brush cleaner
Dada
$15.00
A compact beech-wood cleaner with nylon bristles that lifts product residue and buildup from the body of your brush.
- Made in Italy
- Free shipping over $100
- 30-day returns
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Details+−
Keep your brush at its best. DADA is a beech wood cleaning tool with nylon bristles that remove buildup of sprays and products. It also works wonders to clean and preserve the body of your brush. Made in Italy.
Product specs+−
Cleaner Size: 4.0 in (L) × 1.8 in (W)
Weight: 15 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
Nylon bristle
Lifts buildup, bristle by bristle
Flexible nylon bristles work deep into every row to lift oil, spray, and styling residue from the base up.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I actually clean a hairbrush?
Two steps, no soap. Get the hair out first, then the gunk underneath. Dada's nylon bristles reach down between the rows to the base of the pad, which is where product and oil collect.
Dada Brush Cleaner or Ciccio Brush Cleaner?
Dada for the gunk, Ciccio for the hair. Dada's nylon sweeps buildup out of a pad or cushion. Ciccio's steel tines hook wound hair and lift it out. Plenty of people keep both.
Which brushes does the Dada Brush Cleaner work on?
Any pin or cushion brush, so La Claudia, La Chiara and Gabri. It works between the rows on a round brush too, though dense boar is easier with Ciccio.
Will the Dada Brush Cleaner damage my bristles?
No. Nylon against nylon or against a cushion is softer than the brush itself, so it sweeps rather than scrapes. Work along the rows rather than across them.
How often should I clean my brushes?
Pull the loose hair out weekly, proper clean once a month. Left longer, the buildup goes back onto clean hair every time you brush. It's a common reason hair looks greasy a day after washing.
Can I wash the Dada Brush Cleaner itself?
Rinse the nylon head under the tap and shake it out. Keep the beech handle out of the water, wood and repeated soaking do not mix, and let it dry fully before it goes back in a drawer.
I'm still building my collection. What do I need?
Start with the brush and the cleaner follows. the quiz asks about your hair, then tells you which brush to get and which cleaner keeps it working.
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