DrybarThe Double Shot Oval Blow-Dryer Brush

Name: The Double Shot Oval Blow-Dryer Brush
Brand: Drybar
SKU: 2558174
Price: 155.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2 (494 reviews)

Item 2558174

Drybar The Double Shot Oval Blow-Dryer Brush #1

Summary

Blow-drying made easy! The Double Shot Oval Blow-Dryer Brush from Drybar combines the hot air of a blow-dryer with the structure of a round brush to create a smooth, shiny blowout with tons of volume in one quick, simple step.

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Features

Ionic Technology reduces frizz and adds tons of shine while styling
Strategically-placed vents provide maximum airflow for a faster blowout
Ergonomic, lightweight design provides maximum comfort
A combination of nylon and tufted bristles allows for exceptional tension and control
2.44" oval shape with gently curved edges provides tons of volume and a smooth finish
3 temperature settings (cool/medium/high) allows for customized styling of all hair types
Guaranteed with a 2-year limited manufacturer's warranty

How To Use

After shampooing, thoroughly towel-dry hair to remove excess water.* Brush out hair using a detangling brush or comb, and separate into large sections. Place the Double Shot underneath each section and work it slowly from roots to ends, until the section is dry and smooth. For volume at the roots, use horizontally at the crown. The Double Shot can also be used on dry hair to create a smooth, finished look.

*For extra-thick or long hair, it may be necessary to rough-dry hair with a regular blow-dryer before using The Double Shot.

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This works great for me and my hair!I was pleasantly surprised how well this tool worked for me! I had read some reviews by people who absolutely hated it. However it had more positive reviews than many other blowout brushes from cheaper brands. I think part of the reason it works so well for me is because I have very fine hairs. I have a lot of hair but it is very fine. I do have permed hair, but my hair is naturally super straight. So my hair likes to be straight and having my hair damaged a bit helped with volume. The main issues others complained about was not being able to actually dry their hair in a timely manner. You do have to rough dry your hair before using the brush for best results. Or let your hair air dry for a time. This allowed for the brush to blow dry the rest of the way while straightening and adding the volume to your roots. If your roots or ends dry faster than the rest you can always add moisture back in. It won't hurt anything. I find that the better I rough dry my hair the better my blowout turns out. It doesn't frizz up my hair too badly. And I use products in my hair to combat that. Most stylist will use something to help frizz. My stylist used a smoothing cream. I use Living Proof thickening cream and their root lift spray. I like the way it works with my hair. It did take me a few different sessions to really get the hang of it, so don't be afraid to try it a few times and do different things to it to see wha works. The third tome I did it it was pretty close to how I came out looking from the salon! Do those who say it does not work for them, maybe it's their hair type, or maybe they didn't rough dry their hair enough. The people who didn't like it don't seem to want to use it in the exact way it's meant to be used. But most of the blowout dryer brushes are not meant to be used on soaking wet or only towel dried hair. So if you want to try this brush, I say go for it. It is worth the money if you figure out how to use it.disappointingI was so excited to receive this product. I'm a die hard fan of drybar. I adore their curling wand and their hair products are next to none. I heard all kinds of horror stories about the revlon curling brush, but when I saw that drybar made their own I felt pretty comfortable using it. I'm extremely disappointed. If you are considering purchasing this, here is the biggest warning i can give you: DESPITE THE DESCRIPTION SAYING OTHERWISE, THERE ARE NO REAL HEAT SETTINGS. There are three settings on this thing: "cool, medium, hot". The "cool" is cold. The "hot" is hot. The medium is actually just the hot setting, with the air not blowing as hard. Most hair dryers have two settings. One that contains "cool, medium, hot" and another that controls the "speed" of the air. This product does NOT have this. It takes forever to dry my hair on the "medium" setting because the air is so slow, but the "hot" setting fries my hair and makes it frizzy. It does provide some extra volume, but causes it a lot of frizz around my roots so I'm not sure it's worth it. Especially considering how expensive it is.

It's worth the hype

2023-01-31

I had never tried a combination hairdryer and have problem with my slightly curly hair frizzing. This piece of equipment does the job of giving a smooth blowout and even added shine to my hair which isn't as easy in blonde hair. I really like how easy it is to handle this instead of a dryer and a separate brush.

No I would not buy product again

2023-01-21

The brush prong get too soft and does not grab hair and the brush prong then get bent. The brush part is not stiff enough for thicker hair.

Dry and frizzy hair!

2023-01-07

I use this one time and it did a volume and a blowout look BUT it was hard to handle, dried out my hair, frizzed the tips of my ends, breakage and yes I did use hot tool's treatments before using this. Costly and not worth it for the outcome.

Stops working after a couple months

2023-01-03

I ignored all the reviews that mentioned this over heating and stopping working, because I usually love this brand and really wanted to give it a try- bought in late June and in early December so basically 6 mo after purchase it did exactly that. I had only used it probably 20 times in that 6 months and like other users mentioned, it began smelling strongly of burning only minutes after turning on and then just stopped working. I've tried everything to get it back on to no avail! Ulta was quite rude to me when I asked them what I should do, and Dry Bar still hasn't returned my email 3 weeks later! Save your money!

It's okay

2022-12-20

My pros and cons: Pros: The handle is slimmer and it feels more sturdy. Cons: It's not much different than the Revlon. It snags my hair a little and it's just as loud. I felt like my hair was a bit frizzy afterwards and had a little breakage. Even with the products I use in my hair.