Stylance Brush Cleaner - Clean + Steam Black is an innovative electric brush cleaning system designed to thoroughly clean and sanitise hair brushes using a combination of powerful brush cleaning technology and hot steam. Ideal for busy salons, barbershops, and beauty professionals, this professional cleaning unit helps remove hair, dirt, product residue, and impurities while using steam to promote a more hygienic finish.
Featuring an easy-to-use operation, a built-in water reservoir, and separate cleaning and steam functions, the Stylance Brush Cleaner helps extend the life of your brushes while maintaining a cleaner, more professional salon environment. Its sleek black design complements any workstation, making it an essential hygiene solution for modern salons and barbers.
Key Benefits
- Professional electric brush cleaning system
- Combines brush cleaning and hot steam sanitising functions
- Helps remove hair, dirt, dust and product build-up
- Steam function promotes improved brush hygiene
- Easy-to-use one-touch operation
- Built-in water reservoir for steam generation
- Stylish compact black design suits any salon workstation
- Ideal for salons, barbershops, beauty clinics and home professionals
- Helps extend the lifespan of professional hair brushes
How to Use
Remove the Stylance Brush Cleaner from its packaging and place it on a dry, stable surface. Fill the water reservoir using clean, pure water only, ensuring the maximum fill level is not exceeded. Plug the unit into a suitable power outlet and switch on the power. Press the cleaning button to activate the cleaning system. To use the steam function, press the steam button and allow approximately 5 minutes for the unit to heat. Once the indicator light remains solid, press the steam button again to begin steam cleaning. Always follow the manufacturer's operating and safety instructions.
Ideal For
Professional hairdressers, barbers, beauty salons, barbershops, hair academies, mobile stylists and home users looking to maintain clean, hygienic hair brushes.
