Frequently asked questions
The highlighting board acts as a stable surface to brush colour against when you do highlights or freehand techniques like balayage. This spreads the colour evenly over the strands without clumping or bleeding through to the hair underneath.
The product is made of a hard-wearing, chemical-resistant plastic that won't break down or crumble from strong bleach and hair colour. This ensures the tool keeps its stability and smooth surface despite frequent, demanding use in the salon.
The highlighting board is designed for chemical colour treatments and isn't made to be exposed to extreme heat from flat irons or hairdryers. Always store it at a safe distance from your hot styling tools so the plastic doesn't melt or warp.
Yes, the even, controlled application reduces the risk of overlapping bleach, which is especially important for protecting fragile strands. The tool gives you a full overview so you can work gently and safely even with very thin, fine hair.
This highlighting board has a generous length, making it excellent for applying colour on both short styles and very long hair extensions. You can easily spread the section of hair across the full width of the board for an efficient workflow.
The board comes in a sleek, dark design that's ideal for colouring tools because it hides stubborn colour stains well over time. The tool's colour doesn't affect your colour result, of course; it simply adds to a clean, professional impression.
As a pure plastic tool, it doesn't absorb hair colour permanently, but it's made to withstand direct contact with these chemicals. Remember to rinse it clean right after application so the surface stays fresh for a long time.
With careful cleaning after each use, this colouring tool lasts an incredibly long time and withstands years of frequent use. The impact-resistant plastic also means it rarely breaks, even if you happen to drop it on the floor.
Our wide range runs from men's wigs and toupees to pure colouring tools such as weaving combs. The highlighting board differs from the combs by giving you a firm surface to work against, which is ideal for freehand techniques.
Put the highlighting board back somewhere dry, such as your tool trolley or closed toiletry bag, once you've finished colouring. Hard salon tools should of course never be left in bed overnight, so you can sleep safely and soundly.