Torino Pro Wave #680 - Medium Curve 360 Waves

I saw this ad on my instagram timeline and passed it up a few times, I didn’t think much of it and then one day I just decided to give it a try. I ordered the brush and it came in 2 days I was excited to see what a $25 brush would do compared the $3 $4 or $5 brushes I usually pick up at the beauty supply store. I ripped open the packaging and there it was this beautiful brush that looked like it belonged in a case, it feels really good in my hand and the bristles are just hard enough to move my brillo pad like hair but not scratch my scalp and leave me balding. The brush itself is wide and long enough to make your waves connect without all the extra work it’s also curved so it countours with the shape of your head. I would pay $25 for these brushes with no hesitation it’s well worth it. Plus the owner of the company emails you to see how everything is working out as opposed to the beauty supply store who only wants your money and could care less if you are truly happy with your purchase

I have only been trying to get waves, and I have straighter hair, for about a month and a half, so that’s why my waves are not across my whole head yet.This brush has great pull, and it hasn’t had bent bristles, even though I’ve only had it for about a week or two. I’m at the wolfing stage of about 5 1/2 weeks, and it’s doing the job for me. My hair is straighter than an average waver’s, so that might affect it. A very good medium brush. Thanks Torino!IMPORTANT:People leave bad reviews on Torinos for 2 reasons that aren’t true.1. The brush cracks from using it in the shower. The brush card, and the description both say to NOT use it on water. I use another, cheaper brush for styling and when my hair is wet so this doesn’t happen.2. The bristles fall out on first use. The maintenance cards that comes with Torinos say that bristles will fall out for the first 3 weeks, and that it is normal. Don’t leave a bad review just because you didn’t read the information that came with the brush please, thanks.

It's a good brush. I've bought the Hard brush by this same manufacturer, and it's a good wave brush. Don't use it while you're washing your hair, it will crack. Get a cheaper brush to wash your hair.

Repeat customer and I love their brushes

Like many reviewers, I'd always owned beauty supply or drugstore brushes. Most of them were 4 or 5 bucks, tops. I didn't even know there was a market fo high end waver brushes.One night I was researching how to make my waves come in deeper and came across this brand of men's brushes.Under normal circumstances I never would've considered dropping $20 for a hair brush but I decided to take a chance.The brush is nice! It feels good in the hand. It feels outstanding on the scalp. It's a true medium. I'm not tender-headed but a hard brush hurts my scalp. This one only feels uncomfortable after 10 minutes of brushing. The bristles are fairly long. About 30% longer than any of my other brushes. This length creates a very satisfying drag during each stroke. The curved surface ensures full contact from each stroke meaning you brush more hair with each pass. I'm loving this thing. It really lays your hair down and makes waves pop.The only negative so far is the shedding. The first day it dropped a dozen bristles in my sink. Day 2 it did the same. By day 6 its down to 3 or 4 but I can't say for sure that its slowing down. On a new unbroken-in brush, some shedding is expected but I think it should've stopped by now. Note: you can't tell when looking at the brush that it's losing bristles. It's one here, one there, not all from one bristle hole.Would I buy again? I'll know for sure in 6mos. One thing for sure, I'll never go back to the cheap drug store brushes. Is this thing worth $20? Not really. 12-15 is probably a fair price.If you found this review helpful, hit the button!

Brush has great pull. I’d say it’s a medium firm. Firmer than an 8119. Great for medium length hair.

Today has been day one with the brush. I was hesitant to spend $25 on a brush when the same brushes I have been using for the last year or two have been getting the job done. I decided to take my game up a little more and stumbled across this brush. When it came in the mail, I wasn’t expecting it to look or feel as great as it did. The quality of this brush completely set itself apart from any other brush I have seen or used in the past. The pull was perfect. The curvature of the brush was a luxury I never even knew existed before. Overall, it was a perfect brush with only one annoying issue so far. Within minutes of using the brush, some of the looser bristles were coming out and falling into my clothes or sheets on my bed. There’s nothing more annoying than finding bristles in your sheets after they prick you. I’m hoping it’s just because the brush is new and I’m just knocking out the loose bristles but I’ll write an update here in a few weeks. Overall, still would highly recommend.

I could write about my experience, but why?This is the best brush I've owned in over 40 years of buying brushes. You get what you pay for and this is worth every penny. You have to take care of it and it is not a shower brush.This brush will be your centerpiece (workhorse).I will invest in the softer brush as well sometime in the future.Once you use this brush, you will not go back to less expensive brushes. In fact, when I get the softer brush, I will most likely buy another one of these for a backup.Waver or not, most people will love this brush. You will notice the difference immediately.For those people using it for waves ... if you are having problems building definition or even starting, I would advise you to put a water filter on your showerhead. The problem is not in the brush, although a good brush helps tremendously once you have the base texture. Products can help define, but good water is the key.