Collection: BABYLISS

The Pro Gold FX line is the golden version of Babyliss's Skeleton range, designed for professional clippers and trimmers with a skeleton design that reduces weight in the hand. The gold finish makes it instantly recognisable compared to the black versions, but the technical performance stays true to the FX family.

In our catalogue you'll find both the Babyliss Pro Tagliacapelli Skeleton Gold FX and the Babyliss Pro Taglicapelli FXONE Gold Skeleton FX799GE along with its matching Clipper FX899GE. They're built for everyday use on any hair type, with adjustable blades for precise fades and battery life for cordless work.

Those who prefer a more understated style tend to go for the black version of the same FXONE family, while anyone wanting to stand out in the salon or at work chooses gold. It pairs nicely with the Babyliss Pro Barber Box Disinfettante Sonic for maintaining cutting tools, keeping the whole professional kit consistent and hygienic between clients.

The Pro Boost+ is Babyliss's line of clippers and trimmers designed for anyone after extra power when fading and finishing, with a motor that pushes harder than the base models in the Pro range.

In the catalogue you'll find the Babyliss Pro Boost+ Tagliacapelli Skeleton FX Black alongside other variants in the same series, all with a lightweight skeleton-style body and steel blades for clean cuts on short and medium hair. They suit both professional use in a salon and home barbering, with adjustable blades for different lengths.

Compared to the standard Skeleton Gold or Black line, the Boost+ is mainly about a more aggressive cutting performance, handy for anyone working all day on thick hair. Those after a lighter tool for occasional finishing work might instead look at the standard Skeleton FX models, which are less demanding to handle day to day.

The Babyliss Pro Piastra Capelli Frisee 38 mm doesn't straighten in the traditional sense but instead creates crimped, voluminous waves, thanks to wavy plates 38 millimetres wide that leave a bold, long-lasting frisé effect on the hair.

It's used on dry hair, on sections that aren't too thick, running the straightener over each section just once so as not to flatten the wave you've created. It suits medium and long hair that needs extra root volume or a tousled effect throughout, and pairs well with a light mousse or hairspray to hold the finish.

Within the Pro Piastra line there are also flat models for anyone after straight, sleek hair instead: it comes down to the effect you're after rather than the quality of the tool. Anyone wanting both results from a single purchase might consider a multifunction straightener from the same professional range.

The Pro Rasoio line from Babyliss brings together professional electric shavers for finishing beards and outlines, with foil blades designed for precise shaving that's gentle even on sensitive facial skin.

Among the models in the catalogue is the Babyliss Pro Rasoio FXONE Black Shaver FX79FSMBE, with a fine mesh foil head and high-frequency motor for following facial contours without pulling at the hair. They're designed for continuous professional use in a barbershop as well as everyday home grooming, with removable blades for cleaning.

Choosing between the various razors in the range mostly comes down to your preferred finish, black or gold, as performance stays consistent across the board. Anyone also using clippers and trimmers from the same FXONE series can match them up for a coherent set dedicated entirely to beard outlining.

Under the Pro Tagliacapelli name, Babyliss groups together several professional models, from the lighter Skeleton versions to the sturdier FXONE clippers, all designed for clean cuts and fades on any hair type.

In the catalogue, for example, you'll find the Babyliss Pro Tagliacapelli Skeleton Gold FX alongside black variants of the same FX family and the FXONE Black and Gold clippers. The main differences lie in the weight of the body, the finish, and in some cases the motor power, while adjustable blades remain a constant across the whole range.

Those working long hours tend to prefer the Skeleton models for their reduced weight in the hand, while anyone after extra power looks to the Boost+ or the FXONE clippers. Pairing a clipper and trimmer from the same line helps achieve a consistent finish between overall cutting and detailed touch-ups.

The Babyliss Pro Ferro Arricciante Conico 32/19mm is designed mainly for medium and long hair, with its conical shape allowing you to create curls that are tighter towards the ends and looser towards the roots in a single pass.

It's used on sections that aren't too thick, wrapping the hair from the barrel upwards and holding it for a few seconds before releasing, for a defined curl that lasts. The dual 32/19mm size lets you vary the curl diameter simply by choosing where you place the section along the cone.

Compared to other fixed-diameter curling irons in the same Pro Ferro range, this conical version gives you more styling freedom from a single tool. Those after a uniform curl throughout the hair might prefer the cylindrical models from the same line, which are better suited to an even result.

The Pro Spazzola range from Babyliss consists of hot air brushes that dry and style hair at the same time, replacing a hairdryer and brush combo with a single tool, designed especially for anyone wanting a voluminous blow-dry at home.

The catalogue includes models such as the Babyliss Pro Spazzola ad Aria Calda e Phon 19mm 2675TTE and the Babyliss Pro Spazzola ad Aria Calda Blue Lightning BAB2620E, with mixed bristles to detangle and add body, and different diameters depending on hair length. They're used on damp hair, running the brush from root to tip with a rotating motion.

The smaller diameter suits short hair or creating extra root volume, while the larger one is better for soft waves on long hair. Anyone just after drying without styling might prefer a classic hairdryer from the same brand, which is quicker for everyday use.

There's no fixed rule that applies to everyone, but heat tools from Babyliss such as Pro Ferro and Pro Piastra should be used with common sense: fine or chemically treated hair copes with fewer frequent passes than thick, healthy hair.

Generally it's best to alternate use, perhaps two or three times a week, always applying a heat protector before using a straightener or curling iron and setting moderate temperatures when hair is fine or coloured. The Pro Ferro and Pro Piastra models in the professional range often allow you to adjust the temperature to suit your needs.

Anyone who uses heat often can alternate with the hot air brushes from the Pro Spazzola line, which run cooler than a traditional iron or straightener and are gentler on the lengths. In our shop in Marcianise (CE) we're happy to help work out which combination of tools best suits your hair type.

These are two different families within the same professional range: Pro Gold FX is a line of Skeleton clippers with a golden finish designed mainly for looks and lightness in the hand, while Pro Boost+ focuses on a more powerful motor for tougher cuts and fades.

The Gold FX Skeleton is available both as a clipper and as an FXONE version, with adjustable blades suited to any hair type and everyday use in a salon or at home. The Boost+, on the other hand, available as the Skeleton FX Black, is designed for those working long hours who need extra power on thick hair or close cutting.

Anyone after a versatile tool for everyday work might lean towards the Gold FX, while those who often deal with difficult hair or heavy volumes tend to prefer the Boost+. Both clean up nicely with the Barber Box Sonic from the same brand.

The main difference between the FXONE Black and FXONE Gold models from Babyliss is purely down to looks: same Skeleton or Clipper build, same technical setup, but a matte black finish on one side and a shiny gold finish on the other.

In the catalogue you'll find both the Babyliss Pro Taglicapelli FXONE Black Skeleton FX799MBE with its Clipper FX899MBE, and the equivalent Gold versions FX799GE and FX899GE. Both finishes feature adjustable blades suited to cutting any hair type and are designed for continuous professional use, with battery power for cordless work.

Choosing between the two finishes is therefore more a matter of personal style or matching the salon's look than performance. Anyone who already owns a Gold razor or trimmer from the same series tends to complete the set with a clipper in the same tone, for a consistent look on the workstation.

For cleaning and disinfecting Babyliss cutting tools, particularly clippers and razors from the Pro line, the brand offers the Babyliss Pro Barber Box Disinfettante Sonic, a device designed specifically for professional blade hygiene.

The Barber Box uses sonic technology to remove hair and product residue from the blades of clippers, razors and trimmers, disinfecting them between clients without needing to fully dismantle them. It's designed for daily use in a salon, but it's also handy for anyone with several Babyliss tools at home who wants to keep them in top condition over time.

It's the right tool to pair with any clipper or razor in the Pro range, from the Skeleton Gold and Black models to the FXONE clippers, to extend their lifespan and keep the cut precise. You'll find it in our shop in Marcianise (CE) alongside the rest of the Babyliss barber range.

In terms of performance, the Skeleton Gold and Skeleton Black clippers from Babyliss offer identical results: the main difference is the finish, gold in one case and matte black in the other, while the lightweight build and adjustable blades remain the same.

Both models, also available as the FXONE clipper version, feature adjustable steel blades for different cutting lengths and a skeleton body that reduces weight during longer working sessions. They're designed for everyday professional use on any hair type, from general cutting to detailed fading.

The choice between gold and black therefore comes down mainly to the salon's style or the personal taste of whoever uses it all day. Anyone who already owns other Babyliss tools in one tone, such as FXONE razors or trimmers, often prefers to stay consistent by choosing the same colour for their clipper too.

The Babyliss diffuser in our catalogue is an attachment designed for drying curly or wavy hair, as it spreads hot air more widely and gently than the standard nozzle, reducing frizz and enhancing the natural wave.

It fits onto a compatible Babyliss hairdryer, holding the diffuser still near the roots and letting the prongs support the sections while the air dries them without disturbing the curl, and it's best to avoid moving the tool around too much to prevent frizz. It's especially suited to wavy, curly or very voluminous hair that would otherwise tend to flatten out with a traditional nozzle.

Those with straight hair usually prefer the concentrator nozzle included with the hairdryer instead, which is better for directing the airflow while blow-drying. The diffuser remains the right choice for anyone wanting to enhance their hair's natural texture without using a straightener or curling iron.

Alongside the main tools, Babyliss offers a Pro Ricambio and Testina Ricambio range, designed to replace the parts that wear out with everyday use of professional clippers, razors and trimmers, without having to replace the whole tool.

In the catalogue you'll find various replacement heads compatible with the FXONE and Skeleton models, as well as replacement blades for the Pro Rasoio razors, so you can keep using your main tool for longer. They're designed above all for intensive professional use, where blades and heads wear out faster than with occasional home use.

Anyone using a Babyliss clipper or razor every day benefits most from always having a spare part ready, so as not to interrupt work in case of sudden wear. In our shop in Marcianise (CE) and on our website you can check which spare parts are compatible with your specific model.