Gadget Snips Off Your Split Ends Without Needing A Visit To The Hairdresser

There's nothing better than that fresh, post-salon feeling when your hair is sleek and smooth and there's not a split end in sight.

But sadly - with washing, styling, heating and the British weather - it's no surprise that broken, brittle hair often returns pretty quickly.

But now, there's a handy little gadget that removes pesky split ends at home, so you don't have to resort to an expensive trip to the hairdressers every time.

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Meet Split-Ender, an at home hair treatment that eliminates frizzy fly aways from the comfort of your own home.

As the team at Split-Ender explain: "Split ends can only become more damaged, leaving hair looking dull, dry, lifeless and proving difficult to treat in the salon let alone at home."

The gadget is mega simple, and uses innovative technology to trim only the damaged and broken ends that are sticking out along the length of your locks.

Which means you won't get trimmer happy and end up with a pixie cut by accident!

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So how does it work? Well, the fancy tech features a patented hair plate which can identify which ends need snipping by "guiding hair strands to flow in and out of the strand guards in a straight motion".

They are then trimmed by just a quarter inch, meaning you won't have to sacrifice the length of your hair.

Split-Ender say the product is as easy to use as a pair of straighteners. "Simply place a thin layer of hair between the hair plates, squeeze the hair plate lever closed to activate the device, and run the Split-Ender in a downwards motion along the length of your hair," they explain.

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The gadget should be used every six to eight weeks to maintain a healthy look and it also comes with a cleaning brush, charger, comb, section clips and a handy carrying bag.

It's also completely cordless, so you can use it wherever and whenever you fancy.

Priced at £147.50 (reduced from £189.95) Split-Ender is also offering free delivery. You can snap it up here.

This is going straight to the top of this year's Christmas list...

Topics: Hair and Beauty, Hair

Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot. Get in touch at [email protected].

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