H&S Round Hair Brush Blow Dry Drying Boar Bristle 53mm Large Round Barrel Nano Technology Ceramic Ionic Hairbrush

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Key details – Styling method: Hot air with ceramic-coated brush; Barrel size: 64mm; Heat settings: 5; Cool blast: Yes; Cord length: 2.7m The Rise is a simple-to-use ceramic hot brush that delivered smoothness and volume that lasted all day.

Both tools can achieve similar styles, but hot brushes are generally better at creating looser, beachy waves that look completely natural. They can be used on all hair types to achieve everything from voluminous curls to poker-straight ends. Though versatile, straighteners often struggle to create the bigger, bouncier waves that a hot brush can produce. That said, they're better for tight waves and curls, so the choice really depends on your desired style. Here's everything you need to know about using a hot brush and how to find the best hot brush for your hair type... Do hot brushes damage your hair?

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Pros: This blow dryer brush comes with two interchangeable attachments for customizable styling options, while the built-in microchip allows for an even distribution of heat. The AireBrush can be used on damp hair, saving you time since you can dry as you style; and the tool uses ionic technology to reduce drying time and to hydrate, giving hair a soft, frizz-free and glossy finish. Perfect for styling more delicate hair – or for anyone who prefers to style hair from damp.

If you love the look of professional blowouts — but hate spending a small fortune on them — then consider investing in a blow dryer brush. This versatile tool pulls triple duty as the best hair dryer, straightening brush, and styler. Put simply, blow dryer brushes are designed to save you time, effort, and energy when it comes to styling your hair, and, fortunately, they're suitable for all hair types, textures, and lengths. Straightening brushes work best on dry hair. As you would when using a straightener, start at the top of the hair and glide the brush slowly down, pulling the hair taut as you go. No matter the style of brush you’re using, begin by spritzing the hair with heat protector spray to prevent damage, stopping your hair from snapping or splitting. Our favourite is GHD Heat Protect Spray, because the lightweight mist gives a no-product feel that doesn’t weigh down the hair. What features should I look out for? A sleek,shiny and voluminous salon blowout can be a great way to elevate your look; but, until recently, it hasn’t been easy to recreate that freshly styled look at home. Help is at hand, however, with one of the latest hot-brush styling tools.Your hair is more fragile when wet, so dry it thoroughly before using a ceramic-plated hot brush. Some models use hot air to dry and style hair simultaneously, but the majority may damage damp hair. So how do the pros manage to employ round brushes with such precision. How come they don’t get tangled up?