Thermal Brush, 1.5 Inch

I love this thermal brush! Simply put, my hair, when it was its original blue-black color, was long and straight. However, since it has become white and silver, it has lost some of the smoothness it had and become drier and slightly straw-like. It’s not unattractive but I prefer smooth to more unrestrained, some might say natural when it dries on its own.

Initially I wasn’t sure about it because heat is only going to dry my hair out more so mostly I avoid it. However, combining a low heat with a brush intrigued me. And now it has won me over.

I have been using it for a couple of weeks now. I only use the lowest setting, on small pieces of hair at one time, and only for a very brief period, letting my hair gently fall from the brush. And it works so beautifully. My hair is now completely smooth with a gentle wave at the end—exactly as I want it and as it used to be. If you like your hair smooth, natural and gentle in appearance, this brush might help you achieve that, especially if you have silver or white hair and it is at least medium in length. (Mine is just past shoulder length and it now looks so gorgeous!)

Highly recommended.

This works great. Easy to use. Heats evenly and quickly. Durable and well made.

It gave my hair a very nice curl on the ends. I was skeptical to use it on wet hair, so I opted for nearly damp almost dry hair. My hair and yes I'm talking about 24 inches of Peruvian weave was easily curled in 20 to 30 minutes because I took my time. The brush itself it not as heavy as it looks but not at all cheaply made. The bristles make it easy to tame frizz. It doesn't blow air like my other brush it just gets hot. The 1 1/2 inch barrel made big loose curls instead of tight coils. A beach wave moment, if you will. It's also a very nice gift idea. I could give it to my mom who is a hair stylist or my niece who is a novice. But I'm totes keeping it cause I'm in love.

This thermal brush is best for users looking for a heat-styling tool that offers volume, shine, and gentle styling without the added airflow of a blower. It’s suitable for smoothing frizz and achieving polished styles, making it a great addition for those with fine to medium hair or anyone who prefers a low-noise styling experience. It's lightweight and easy to use. It has multiple heat settings that suits to various hair types and textures. Lower settings are ideal for fine or fragile hair, while higher settings work well for thicker, more textured hair. The brush works well for both straightening and adding volume, making it a versatile tool for everyday styling needs without needing multiple devices.

I've been using a flat iron or similar on my hair for decades, short and long, usually for curls or waves. I've never tried a thermal brush so I was excited to try this. The first day I pulled it out, I gave it a Herculean task- manage my 3 day unwashed, yet still straw-like bed head mop of hair. I do get a tad oily at the roots, but my hair is dry and can show it. I took the thermal brush to it without much of a plan other than to curl my shoulder length hair around it and see what happened. I didn't find it too hot, and I very much appreciated the large nub at the end to place a second hand without risk of grabbing anything hot. My first great impression was how it glided throughout without pulling or tugging or getting stuck. My second was how smooth and silky it left the hair. I managed a soft curl too. With this level of heat, you won't replace a flat iron or curling iron for a tighter curl, but you definitely get a bouncy voluminous wave. The picture is 5 minutes of effort and no styling products on day 3 hair. I am sure with more time and some product, I could have done even better. This won't be an every day tool for me, but it is an affordable addition for a few times per week.