Performance: The brush has a cool tip at the end, which makes it easier to hold and style your hair in hard-to-reach places. The brush has three heat settings; one with high-intensity airflow and max heat (it’s not too hot), another with lower intensity airflow and mild heat, and finally a cool setting that can be used to set your hair. We recommend using the cooler settings at the roots to help hold volume.

The brush also has an oval design, with two rounded edges and two flat sides. Depending on the style you want to achieve, use different sides of the brush. Finally, the brush also has a six-foot swivel cord, which means the cable doesn’t get tangled or knotted while you use it-a small detail, but one that makes a big difference to your stress levels!

The benefits: Whether you’re just drying your hair or styling it, this will definitely save you time. We also found that it made our hair look much sleeker and shinier when we used the One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer than when we just used our regular blow-drier.

Hot Air Brush Tips

✔ Brush your hair well first to avoid pulling and tugging your hair, then use a heat protection spray and any other styling or smoothing cream that you might usually use.

✔ Section your hair to make it easier to control and for better, sleeker results.

✔ To speed up the process, brush your hair through with the brush on the high heat setting a few times before styling, as this makes it quicker to get from wet to sleek. Alternatively, for quicker styling and less damage, let your hair air-dry a little first.

✔ Hold the brush in the hair, wrapping your hair around the brush for the best volume and curl, aka don’t pass it too quickly through your hair, as it will take longer to dry and style.

✔ The curlier your hair, the more product you should apply prior to styling to both protect it and get the best results. If you have very curly hair, you might find the bristles too densely packed to pass comfortably through your hair.

✔ For more of a curled finish, keep twisting the hair around the brush, with emphasis on the narrower side of the brush for more curls. For a straighter hair look, concentrate on placing the hair on the flatter side.

✔ For extra volume, pull the brush up vertically at the roots, but hold the brush here for a few seconds before pulling through the rest of your hair. Try using a cooler temperature setting on this area for max volume.

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