BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Rotating Hot Air Brush, Blue, 2 Inch (Pack of 1)

i loved this hair brush but it's already not working only after a few months

لا انصح به لانه تعطل بعد فترة قصيرة من استخدامه وللأسف لم اجد احد يقوم بإصلاحه

Muy bueno, facil de usar y si fuciona

I am an older woman, and have very fine hair, shoulders length. I also have hot flash galore when I dry my hair. I tried this yesterday for the first time and have to say that this will be my next favorite tool. I think I put too much products in my hair and not dried it enough before using the hot air brush. However, I had tried it on dry hair and it worked great. Make sure you dry your roots with your regular hair dryer so the brush will be more effective. As I said before, I have raging hot flashes when I dry my hair (why???) and so i'm having problems with drying the roots. Next time, I will completely let my hair air dry and then apply a light spritz and use the brush.You also have to get accustomed to the button that makes the brush roll. But it should not be difficult. It will not thight your hair so hard that it is uncomfortable. This tool, I think, cannot be used alone as you need to almost completely dry your hair before your brush can get you volume. And it will not give you curls.

I didn't think this tool could make any difference to a simple straight blow-dry style, but I was curious enough to try it. The truth is, I'd never heard of a rotating hot air brush until finding one by accident on Amazon while searching for something else. I read all the reviews on the various brands out there and then settled in on the Babyliss. A little over a week later, I have to say I don't know how I ever thought I could get smooth frizz-free hair with hair products alone and without this Baby! I use several expensive frizz-control products, most of which I like, but not one can do what this rotating hot air brush can do, This is the best styling tool for turning my very wavy semi-frizzy hair into a smooth and tamed look. My hair is very thick and long - but the Babyliss Pro Nano Titanium 2" Rotating Hot Air Brush gives me a smooth and styled look in 20 - 25 minutes. I found it to be intuitive and simple to use. It is, however, quite large and, as a result, a little clumsy when moving from section-to-section of hair. (I guess a "quite large" handle is the price you pay when you want a 2" brush size.) It comes with a hard plastic slip-on cover for the brush portion, but you might miss it in the box if you didn't know it was there. I had to read the instructions to learn what I had overlooked. That cover comes in handy for protecting the bristles if you tend to throw your tools into one container that holds your blow dryer, diffuser, brushes, etc. As others have said, you don't use this tool for drying your hair. I wait until my hair is 85-90% dry (a little dryer than others report) and then switch to the Babyliss to finish the job. It comes out looking like it was dried and styled at a salon. I have no talent in the hair styling department, so it is the tool and not my skill that makes this happen. I don't know anything about the other brands that I eliminated, as this is the only rotating hot air brush I have ever owned; but I can't imagine that they have anything that this one doesn't. Others may cost less, but I feel this one was well worth the price. How did I ever get along without it?

Este cepillo resultó muy adecuado para mantener un peinado muy estilizado y pulido, siguiendo las recomendaciones para su utilización

I am in love with this rotating brush! I have zero ability to style my hair and have never been able to successfully blow dry and use a round brush simultaneously. This brush works great on short/medium length hair. I got it specifically to style my angled bob and to provide volume at the roots. I like how there are 2 speed settings: low has a slower rotation and blows warm air, high has a faster rotation and blows hot air. The bristles are very soft and don't hurt your scalp while rotating. However I can see how with longer hair the bristles might not be hard enough to grab the hair. The buttons for the rotation are conveniently located and rotate forward and backwards. One thing I want to share is that after watching many tutorial videos on YouTube I noticed that this brush is being used incorrectly. The rotation is not meant to be used continuously which can result in hair getting tangled around the brush (especially for longer hair). The rotation is supposed to be used in short bursts then released with the hair held in place. Overall this has made my life a lot easier and allows me to actually style my hair which I couldn't do before. It is an expensive product at over $100 but I am hoping it lasts for a few years.