Wet BrushVolumizing Round Brush for Fine to Medium Hair - Salon Blow-Out, Less Pain & Breakage, Lightweight Boar Bristle Detangles & Removes Knots

I was cautious and curious when I bought this brush. ISome years ago, I had this style of brush, get seriously tangled in my hair, and then it had to be cut out with scissors!!! I was so glad to discover this amazing brush!!! This one is great, does what it claims and works realiy well on long hair, but keep in mind to thoroughly detangle your hair with a WIDE TOOTH comb, before using it to blow-dry and add amazing volume to your hair. While it is never a good idea to use a brush on wet hair, this brush is safe enough, as long as you gently use it to aid in lifting and adding volume ..It's best to wait to use it until your hair is just damp at your roots. After working a modest amount of mousse into your hair, at your scalp and roots, and running a wide tooth comb through, to distribute the product more evenly, you can lift up sections of hair no wider than the width of the barrel and put the brush underneath the root area, and turn the brush just enough to leave the brush resting against your scalp, being held in place by the bristles, with the weft of hair directed straight up from your scalp, and over the barrel of the brush, holding it in place with one hand. Make sure each section of hair goes UPward then OVER the barrel of the brush. Just like the only acceptable and correct way to install a roll of toilet tissue. Up and over. Not from the back and under. Next: Use the blow dryer to warm that section of hair, being sure to aim the airflow directly at the barrel of the brush, which is designed to aid in drying hair faster by warming the barrel to mold hair to go in a certain direction or shape, and then cool the barrel to allow the hair to cool, and remain in that shape which adds volume that lasts, to enhance the style you prefer. Be VERY CAREFUL to avoid injury from using a blow dryer that is too hot! After about 10 to 15 seconds, asses the level of dyness, after the brush cools down to where you çan touch it comfortably. When you sense there is little or no moisture, at the roots and beyond.push the cool shot button on the dryer, or turn off the dryer & allow the brush to cool down on its own,then, remove the brush and repeat, moving to the next section of hair, without combing or brushing through it,until all sections have gone through the heat up/cool down process. When youve finished all sections of hair that you wished to add volume to, move to the next step. Bending at the waist, hold your head upside down and using both hands, gently use your fingers to calm the shaped sections, letting your fingers first separate, then, begin to intertwine the now loosened sections. The goal is to blend the sections, to erase any evidene that the hair was sectioned off. Quickly raise and throw your head,back, being careful not to whack it against anything, and shake to let the hair fall where it wants. Work your hair gently to achieve the sryle youre trying to create.When you are satisfied with the look, use hairspray to lock it in place. Your hair may require more manipulating, to get it how you like. You can use a WT comb or the wet brush or other tool for more intense styling. Wait until your hair looks the right way before you spray. Avoid combing or brushing after using hairspray. Your hair is basically glued together at this point, and running an implement through it would grab and pull at your hair, resulting in extreme damage, such as split ends, or causing it to break off or be seperated from its roots, then collecting around the barrel of your "WET" styling brush and/or WT comb. The bistles of the wet brush, are formed to an exact length, designed to provide the perfect level of "give" to reduce breakage while in use, and each bristle is topped with a smooth rounded tip for more comfort against your scalp neck, or other areas the bristles may come in contact with.The wet brush I just replaced with this one, was iidentical, and held up through 7 YEARS of daily use. I know my hair is in much better condition that it would have been, having discovered this wonderful brush. I hope you give one a try, and you're very pleased with its performance! Lilly

This brush is a game changer for blow drying hair. It’s so easy to brush through my hair with it when styling and makes the whole blowout process so much easier! Not only does it do its job perfectly, it lasts forever. I’ve had mine for years and it is very used and loved. It’s easy to hold and easy to maneuver while styling. I have 3A curls and this goes through my hair pretty seamlessly. Honestly, if you’re looking for a good brush for blow drying, this is the one.

Great brush. Feels like professional quality and leaves my hair soft and shiny. Would give it 5 stars if grip was more secure.

Leaves hair silky and smooth. A little on the heavy side but all together a great stying tool.

This brush is great for round brushing fine hair out of the shower with a blow dryer. Easy to use and Really gives my fine hair nice volume, without frizziness, and stays that way for even the next day. Does not pull hair out. This brush has become a necessary staple in my hair routine.

It works well but I dislike how heavy it is so I never use it. There's no reason for it to be so heavy, its the heaviest brush I've ever owned. It's heavier than some of my hot tools, what the heck?

I was really surprised at how much I really like this brush. Its got a nice, thick, matte handle that my small hands fit nicely around. I have a round brush that is lightweight and has a slick finish that makes it harder to control. It definitely helps control the frizz of my hair whether I dry it starting from wet or dry. I bought this to keep at my son’s house when I am here on grandma duty (a few weeks at a time), but I am thinking of getting another for my own house.

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