NEW haircare brand launches with 3-strong range of hairstyling tools - hur.™

NEW haircare brand launches with 3-strong range of hairstyling tools

hur. is here to turn hairstyling on its head, with a three-strong range of styling irons that hit the market in November 2020


Designed with more than just the consumer in mind, hur. has used stylist-led innovation and industry professional feedback to curate a collection of tools that bring a new angle to hair styling. Spearheaded by the signature slanted plates, all hur.irons give you the power, freedom and ability to experiment with your style.

Challenging what has become a monopolised space, hur.’s fresh approach to hair styling centres on high-performance tools that deliver immediate results, while keeping your hair’s health number one priority.  With an exterior variable temperature control, users can select a heat that best suits their hair type, style or condition, avoiding unnecessary heat application and subsequent damage.  Each of hur.’s irons also boasts floating, mineral-infused ceramic plates that seal the hair’s cuticle and locks in moisture, leaving customers with smoother, shinier and longer-lasting results.

With a commitment to helping you do, as well as look, good, hur. gives customers the unique option to have their iron sent either ‘in all its glory’ or ‘naked’ in a bid to cut down on packaging where possible.  By doing so, hur. hopes to empower consumers to make choices they can feel good about, and pave the way for sustainable change in the beauty industry.  The brand has also employed a Social Enterprise to carry out its fulfilment - Paperworks provides support and opportunities to adults with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs, building both basic and more specific skills within the workplace.

Founder Lucy comments “It was really important to me to create a brand that had a bigger social and environmental impact.  Having a ‘great’ product is no longer enough, brands must provide an experience that helps the customer feel good about that interaction and make better choices.  My hope is that in helping our customers look good and take better care of their hair, hur. can also help make a difference in an industry that still has a long way to go when it comes to ethical standards”.