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It sets in volume and bounce from the root … creating a longer-lasting effect, she says.
Resch shares the sentiment.
Its really hard to round brush your own hair, she says.
hairstylist and owner ofAshen Salonin La Jolla, California
However, as with any hair styling tool, not all blow-dryer brushes are made equal.
Youll also want to consider the bang out of bristles used for each brush.
Many feature tufted bristles that are made to mimic boar bristles, pin bristles, or both.
Boar-style and boar bristles create more tension as you blow-dry, and in turn, help smooth strands.
Finally, youll want to select a blow-dryer brush with multiple heat options.
Small suggests starting with the lowest setting and working your way up if need be.
If anything, she says, its loud, but fortunately, it works quickly.
It also comes in asmaller version, which is ideal for traveling.
A bonus: Its also inexpensive at just under $29.
hairstylist and owner ofAshen Salonin La Jolla, California
Well+Good contributor Helen Sidebothampreviously mentionedthat it works efficiently to dry and style her curly hair in record time.
As importantly, its easy to use, even for most novice hairdo-ers.
you’ve got the option to also purchase additional attachments separately from Dyson or other retailers.
Better yet, it works as efficiently as its pricier counterpart.
Well+Good contributor Erica Radol, a self-proclaimed chronic hot-tool user with split ends was impressed by the product.
In short: The Revel is a keeper, she says.
Brush-head size:Not specified
Dos and donts for using a blow-dryer brush
1.
Do use a heat protectant.
As with any hot tool, youll want to use a heat protectant to minimize hair breakage and damage.
Small recommends theArey Mend Heat Protective Leave-In($30).
Dont use a blow-dryer brush on wet hair.
Do check that to dry the crown of your head.
Finish the last 20 percent of the drying process right side-up with your drying brush.
Dry the opposite direction of where you want them to lay, says Resch.
Dont forget to take extra measures to preserve your style.
For this, a dry shampoo can come in handy.
I always recommend using a powder dry shampoo directly after blow-drying, he says.
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