Product review (3 stars): Not good for frizzy hair
Kind of a mixed review. This was the first time I was using a rotating hot air brush. The concept is brilliant but the reality is that I think these brushes have some improvements that need to be made. I like to break things down into pros and cons, so here goes:
Pros: 1) The "engine" for the rotating mechanism is powerful. It rotates quickly and powerfully when pressing the button/s. This is great but you have to be careful as it moves rather quickly. 2) The fact that the brush is removable is convenient for cleaning the brush.
Cons: 1) The cord is just too short. If you're trying to stand in front of a mirror and your outlet is a few feet from the mirror, then you won't make it. I just don't understand why they wouldn't make the cord longer. 2) the wattage on this brush is just too low. There isn't enough power emanating from this brush to give an efffective "blowout," unless you want to spend a lot of time on said blowout. I understand that most recommend that you wait until your hair is 80% dry or so, but for us frizzy haired folks, the longer we wait to blow out our hair, the less frizz is ultimately eliminated. 3) The bristles aren't high quality. They split quickly and cannot adequately withstand the repeated drag of hair.
In conclusion, I think this brush may be good for those who have very easy to style hair and are just looking for a more convenient tool. Those who have frizzy hair that need some help in the smoothness department will likely not find this to be as effective of a tool.