Nice, but beware of the silicone nubs...
I saw an add for this on Facebook, and thought I'd give it a try. I have thick, frizzy, coarse hair that's wavy/curly. My normal hair routine is to wash, then blow dry, and then straighten. I've gotten pretty fast at this, and I was intrigued by this product since it claimed to straighten faster than a normal flat iron. I washed my hair, and decided not to blow dry, so I could really test this product out. I set it to the highest heat setting, after my hair was completely dry and brushed through. I started using the Moxie Brush, and was pleasantly surprised with how quickly it straightened my hair. Normally, straightening with a flat iron if I haven't blow dried my hair is horrible and takes forever, but I was done with my hair in about 15 minutes with the Moxie Brush (straightening normally takes about a half hour, and if I blow dry, my whole routine takes about an hour).<br /><br />I knocked the rating by one star because the blue silicone nubs on the brush were falling out as I combed the brush through my hair. The nubs don't really heat up, but the bristle they are attached to do. So when I slid the brush through my hair, I accidentally touched one of the bristles (the nub had fallen off, exposing the part that heats up). The burn isn't that bad, but it's uncomfortable. I would recommend using a heat glove so that you can protect your hands. Also, the nubs don't seem to be anchored in well (two of the nubs fell off while I was doing my fair). I pushed them back in after the brush had cooled down, but I'm sure they'll fall out again. That's not a deal breaker though, since with the glove I'm sure my hands will be fine, even if the nubs fall off, and it shouldn't affect the way it straightens.<br /><br />Overall, I'm fairly happy with the Moxie Brush. I'm glad I was able to take a chance on it. It'll definitely be my go to product for straightening my hair.
Rating: 4 stars