Drybar The Curl Party Heated Curling Round Brush

I have very coarse, thick hair and this works great. I also like the teeth on it, they are not too long and alternate between hard and flexible ones. I've had other curling brushes that have had long hard teeth that break off when they hit the counter. These hold up much better.

The brush is so skinny that when i use it on my ends it just doesn't look natural. It coils too tight. I have hair that's almost to my lower back, so maybe it's too long for this type of brush but I wish I returned it.

Did fine for the sides of my hair, but NOT the back. Once it was rolled up it. would. not. unroll. I ran my head under cold water to keep from burning a chunk of hair off, but it still took 15 minutes and a ton of conditioner to get it out.

I saw a lot of other comments about it being terrible. I made sure to brush out my hair first and spray heat protectant. This brush created the best blowout look!!! My hair is so soft and if you use it correctly you can get a really nice curl!!

I usually don't write reviews, but I have consistently had such a horrible experience with this tool that I feel I need to warn others. This is the absolute worst hair tool I've ever used, and I've used many. I actually bought this about 2 years ago when the heated round brushes first became popular, and the Amika one was sold out everywhere. I was looking for something different from my Dyson that would still be able to give me a bouncy blowout style look. I usually love Drybar products, so when I found this one I was super excited. I've used it on occasion throughout the last two years since then, and every single time I do my hair gets horribly tangled in some way. This morning before work I had that same experience, and remembered why I have stopped reaching for this brush in my roster of hair tools. Somehow I managed to get it out without cutting anything, but I lost so much hair anyways I probably should've just started with the scissors. The side of my head where the brush was stuck actually still hurts as I write this. I have super fine hair, and granted it is somewhat long, but I've never actually had a hair tool that just didn't work for me, I've been able to use all of them for some purpose in some way. Now that I own and use the Amika and Bondi Boost round brushes to compare it to, I think the main problem with this Drybar one is the material of the brush. With the other brushes, the materials are slick and help your hair slide through the barrel like a normal curling device, but the heated ceramic barrel with the rubber tips of this brush are just a recipe for disaster. I've tried multiple ways to use this brush and have watched countless tutorials over this specific one thinking that maybe it does work differently than other round brushes, but I just can't get it to glide through my hair. I've also been consistently (daily) heat styling my hair for 15 years, and know how to prep it so that everything goes smoothly. I individually apply heat protectanct and brush through each strand right before using the tool, but with this no level of prep results in an optimal outcome. Definitely save your money and buy literally any other heated round brush, even the one from TikTok shop works better than this one, which is really saying something.