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Name: Insert Blowout Here
Brand: INSERT NAME HERE
SKU: 2585787
Price: 72.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (90 reviews)

Item 2585787

Summary

Get the salon blowout at home at a fraction of the cost from INSERT NAME HERE. With nylon bristles, 3 temperature settings, an LED indicator, and ceramic titanium plates to protect your hair, Insert Blowout Here will be your new hair BFF. Her ION generator allows for quick drying.

Details

Features

Settings: 3 heat speed settings for styling flexibility
Wattage: 1100-Watt power
Color: Salmon pink with white grip handle
Size: 10.1 inches (L) x 11.4 inches (W) x 4.1 inches (H)
Safety Plug: ALCI safety plugs are ground-fault interrupters built into appliance cords and are designed to prevent electrical shocks

Benefits

Ionic Technology for fast, anti-frizz, silky-smooth results
Works on all hair types
The ceramic technology helps reduce damage from over-styling with even heat distribution
Delivers gorgeous volume and brilliant shine in a single step
Ceramic Titanium plates heat fast while protecting hair

How To Use

For the fastest results, let your hair partially dry (or towel dry). Lightly apply heat protectant spray.

Section hair roughly into four sections. The smaller the section, the more evenly (and faster) you can dry and style the hair. Work on one segment at a time.

Pull the brush upward and away from your head as you rotate it - Can be used for smooth blow outs, voluminous blowouts and to curl the ends of your hair.

Mane-tenance:

Remove loose hairs after every use.
Use a dry towel to clean the surface of the ceramic plate, near the bristles.
Do not immerse in water. Use a semi-damp cloth (not wet & dripping) to wipe handle areas.
See Manual for other safety advice.

Reviews

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It's good, not perfectHere are my IBH pros and cons: Pros: - My hair is so smooth after, which makes it worth keeping for that alone. - My hair looks better after than after just blowdrying... it doesn't straighten (see cons!) but my waves look neater and there's no frizz. Cons (I have thick, wavy, past-shoulder hair, what might be cons for me may not apply to you): - Takes forever when starting from wet hair. Blowdrying and straightening with two different tools would be faster. - This is obvious, but if you shed it's going to get in the bristles, making maintenance of the tool more involved than traditional blowdrying. - On me it didn't straighten, and I don't even really have that stubborn of a wave. If I wanted straight hair, I'd still have to use an iron after this. - Probably my biggest con: it's hard to hold. The handle is really wide even at the narrowest part, and because it takes 15 minutes to use, it ends up feeling strained by the end. I've never had that problem with a hot tool. Overall: I like the IBH and I think it's worth getting for being a less harsh way to dry hair faster than air drying. It likely won't replace your other hot tools, but if you're just looking for something new to play with it's a good option.The cord is not it honey…The brush is okay. I don't know if it's because I'm a hairdresser but the cord isn't it honey. Too short and it tangles as you rotate the brush. It's also really hard to handle the brush because of how thick it is. I was afraid of it falling out of my hand and into the toilet. You need tension to have a good smooth blowout. The brush is too wide and spaced out to get a good grip on the hair. My hair was falling off the sides as I rotated the brush. I hate having to continuously stop turn the knob to cool, wait for it to actually cool down, and smooth the cuticle. It's way to time consuming. I had to pass over a section multiple times to try and smooth the hair. I thought a blowout brush would make my life easier. But it was more time consuming than doing a blowout with a round brush and dryer. Oh and my hair got sucked into the bottom of the brush where the fan sits. Obviously I'm a hairdresser and am knit picking everything little thing. But it's my money and I know what I want in a product. It's a blow dryer and a brush combined. It shouldn't be this difficult.

Not Impressed

2022-06-06

I was prepared to be amazed. Disappointed is all I felt. This is a horrible brush. Leaves your hair so frizzy, I have watched plenty of videos, followed all instructions, used amazing products. STILL LOOKS HORRIBLE. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. It does not set your style at all.

Honest review

2022-01-13

Let me start by saying I purchased this brush along with the revlon and conair brush to try them out and see which one I liked the most. I liked that this brush dries hair quickly however my hair was still *puffy* after. Whereas with the revlon my hair is set and smooth no frizz. Go for the revlon one. 👍🏻

Finally, I can blow dry my hair!

2021-12-15

I've never been able to hold a blow-dryer and style my hair with a hair brush at the same time. I'm just not that coordinated, so for years, I've just let my hair air dry. I always put my hair up, because it's become fine with no volume. After my first use, I'm in love! It dries my hair in less than 5 minutes on the high setting, and my hair had volume! I'm always looking for a way to speed up my morning routine, and this will definitely help!

Hot air reviews…

2021-11-28

My hair is fine and falls a few inches below my shoulders. I didn't get the results that were advertised or that other reviewers experienced. My hair dried straight, I was going for a curl. It was frizzy, (which usually never happens) and it had no volume despite my focus on the root and making sure to set the curl, (hitting it with a blast of cool air to close the cuticle). The straight style it created didn't last more than a few hours. I tried it out on my mom a few days later… She has medium/fine hair which is shoulder length. It gave her volume and a beautiful bouncy blowout that lasted for 3 days. I'm not sure why we had such different results. Maybe length or hair type.

Love this.

2021-11-24

I bought this through FabFitFun, but wanted to leave a review because I love the product so much. It does what it says, and even for someone like me who can barely use a curling iron, this was so easy! Even if this thing died in a year, I would run out and buy a new one.