Authentic Cooboard Balayage Board with Teeth | Original Highlighting Paddle from The Maker of Cooboard Hair Highlighting Kit | Easy to Clean, Sturdy, Lightweight (Cooboard XXL White)

Great idea. Love these boards. They make it much easier for highlighting hair with color or bleach.

I do my own highlights and balayage, and im this tool helps tremendously. I will never again bleach my hair without it. Don't think about it, just get it.

I have had this board for about 6 months now and it has held up very well.

this board is the perfect size and helps me foil 2x faster!

After watching a bunch of videos, I was ready (🤞) to give myself some foil balayage and highlights to attempt to create a base for grey blending. It would have been impossible without this board. I loved the teeth at the top to help tease the strands to make the blends even better. So glad I got this before tackling the project! 😀

Awesome tool for foiling, really creates a nice flat surface to have even coverage. My only gripe is that it easily breaks. Dropped it one time and some of the teeth are missing. Wish I was made with a stronger material.

I borrowed the cooboard from a coworker to do a full head of teasy lights on my future sister in law who has no shortage of hair. The balyage board I had honestly sucked, it had no teeth and was very difficult to hold and manage. But THIS!!!! This baby made a 6 hour foilyage so much easier; I just had to buy one for myself. I've teasy-lighted my sister, my mom is up next for teasy lights. I've told my fiancé he is getting teasy lights and so is the aforementioned coworker. I'm addicted. Everyone's getting teasy lights. This beautiful contraption is incredible and makes highlighting so easy. Just do it (the teasy lights, I mean).

I do my own hair at home. I think this would be amazing to use on someone else too. I used this while lightening my hair for highlights. It was a little tricky to get used to, but it was sturdy and still light so I could hold it easily. It helped me keep the pieces of hair I wanted to highlight separate from the rest of my hair. It was just hard when I had to move to my non-dominant side. I liked how it worked, but I think it slowed my down. My lesson learned would be to highlight in 2 sessions. Either back/front or left/right.