Četka s plastičnim zubcima 18 cm
15,79 €
Natural Brush četka s plastičnim zubcima – četka sa zubcima od posebne plastike namjenjena je za raščešljavanje svih tipova i dužina kose, a posebice tanke i osjetljive kose sklone lomljenju.
Dimenzija: 18 cm
Natural Brush četke proizvodi Acca Kappa, talijanska tvrtka koja je svjetski renome stekla zahvaljujući vrhunskoj kvaliteti potvrđenoj kroz 150 godina tradicije ručne proizvodnje u samom srcu Trevisa, uz uporabu pomno odabranih prirodnih materijala iz održivih izvora te bezvremenski dizajn.
Savjeti za održavanje četki i njihovu dugovječnost
Potrebno je redovito čistiti četku uklanjajući kosu koja je ostala među zubcima
Za najbolje rezultate upotrijebiti Acca Kappa četkicu za čišćenje četki
Provući četkicu za čišćenje između zubaca četke s jednog kraja na drugi i zatim dijagonalno, uz blagi pritisak kako bi uklonili kosu koja je ostala na četki
Zupce četke oprati vrlo nježno samo ako je potrebno, koristeći hladnu vodu i sapun koji nije agresivan. Umočiti zupce četkice za čišćenje u pjenu i iščetkati četku tako da je okrenuta zubcima prema podu, kako bi se sprječilo da voda ulazi u jastučić
Protresti četku kako bi se uklonio višak vode i ostaviti je da se osuši na zraku sa zupcima okrenutima prema podu, bez direktnog izlaganja sunčevoj svjetlosti ili izvoru topline
Mjere predstrožnosti
Zbog dugotrajnog izlaganja visokoj temperaturi prirodna dlaka može se istrošiti i postati krhka
Tijekom sušenja izbjegavati koncentriranja topline sušila za kosu na jednom području
Ne umakati četku u vodu i ne pohranjivati ju dok je vlažna jer je to može oštetiti
Ne ostavljati jastučiće od prirodne gume pod jakim svjetlom ili izvorom topline jer to uzrokuje promjene boje i pukotine
Ne koristiti agresivne kemijske proizvode ( amonijak, alkohol i sl. ), ulja i otapala direktno na četki
Slučajni padovi mogu oštetiti četku
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You made all the required mock ups for commissioned layout, got all the approvals, built a tested code base or had them built, you decided on a content management system, got a license for it or adapted:
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