Brasil Cacau Accelerator Hair Iron

The Brasil Cacau Accelerator Iron is ideal for use in all Keratin related services and as an every day straightener.

• High performance titanium plates
• Enhanced ionic technology seals in natural oils
• Floating plates with beveled edges
• LCD Digital temp control from 80 – 230 Deg C
• Plate width of 32.4mm suits all hair lengths
• 3 meter swivel cord & Auto switch off 

Actively protects the hair from heat damage and leaves it healthy, silky and frizz-free with just a few pumps and massaging. Apply to damp hair before you straighten, curl or blow-dry for radiant, frizz-free, shiny and sleek hair.

Offers daily protection by closing hair cuticles so heat styling is more effective and lasts longer.

Protects the hair from frizz, helping to keep your style lasting all day without an issue. Supremely nourishing ingredients work as a buffer between heat and your hair to drastically reduce damage from hot styling tools.

Active ingredients are activated when paired with heat from styling tools for enhanced benefits

Rich in keratin to restore radiance and silkiness in hair strands, panthenol which provides hydration and cacao which is an antioxidant and revitalizes the hair, protects it from environmental damage and provides intense radiance

Apply to wet hair and work from roots to tips before heat styling or brushing with a frizz control brush for instant volume frizz-free results

Creates protective shield around hair shaft for protection against environmental exposures such as UV rays

5 Protective Functions:

• Anti-Frizz: forms a protective film that seals the cuticle
• Sun Protection: reduces the damage caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight
• Thermal Protection: protects the hair from the heat of the flat iron, curling tong or hair dryer
• Antioxidant: Cocoa contains flavonoids called catechins, very effective antioxidants that prevents premature aging of hair
• Anti-Humidity: increases brushing and styling durability so styles last all day with radiant shine without being dragged down by humidity