Does this brush have good grip? Most of these kinds of brushes don't. I have very curly thin hair.
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I also have thin hair and this brush works great for me. I am happy with it and would highly recommend it. Good luck!
1116475
Yes I think it does...It is a good quality brush, I have been using it for a couple months and love it.
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Loreana yes! In fact when I use it at work I have to make sure I open it just a bit so I'm not pulling the hair to hard! If your hair is very curly this is for you! And may I suggest, frizz dissmiss from Redken! The 30 vol is good. I used that to blow dry a clients hair with this and she said it looked like I flat ioned her hair!
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Are the bristle very soft or more stiff? The soft bristle do not penetrate my hair well and makes it fuzzy and frustrating. thank you.
890111
Bristles are really soft. My hair are thin and fine too. Brush works great.
1744770
My hair is about shoulder lenght so it isn't very hard for me. It does not seem heavy either. Its hollow in the center of the brush which helps with drying quicker.
413143
I have curly hair too but not thick. It works fine for me so far.Perhaps you should try it first if you can before buying it? Maybe at a hair stylist center?
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Hi Natalie,I'm not sure. I don't have thick curly hair. What I can tell you is that it gets REALLY hot. Hotter than a standard curling iron. Good luck!
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This is the only curling iron that actually grabs the hair and curls it. The brushes are heated thus you get a very nice curl. the only thing is you don't want the brushes to get too close to the scalp but after using it for a bit you will learn how to use it. Why not just try it? It's not too expensive. I hated it at first and now I have two of them because it curls my limp thin hair best.
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I have curly/kinky, medium density hair. If I can get it through mine, you should have no problem. What I love about it is that once you can easily brush it from root to end, you get a wonderul scalp massage, and the mixture of nylon and boar bristles feels very good without being hard. HTH
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I have fine hair too. I'm not very good with the brush but the curling iron attachment worked well and the hair dryer attachment is great because the blower isn't too strong and it doesn't blow my hair flat like other hair dryers do. The issue I had with the curling iron attachment is that the cord doesn't spin very well and the cord wore out. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of options for things that work well with short, fine hair.
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The nylon bristles are not stiff but they do hold the hair if your hair is shorter. It does great for my short hair.
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No - I would not buy it for this type of hair. Mine is very fine and thin and it is great, but it is too thin for thicker hair
2250808
Definitely! The fact that it is a brush and NOT a plastic one seems to do the trick. I have fine hair and the brush is excellent.
721144
It's quite powerful. With the use of a round brush, I would think so. Mine has a little natural curl, and that works for me.
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My hair is not fine and thin but it does frizz. I find it works well for frizzing hair, the product works very well. It is worth trying the trail size to see how it will work for you and I think you would be very pleased with the results.
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I cannot help you, as I have not used my curling brush. I have a larger one that heats instantly and the helen of troy brush is so slow I have not had the time to wait for it to heat, so just skip using it. Maybe one of these days. I think I had a Helen of Troy brush at one tme, and have never had a problem with any of them with a rolling barrel or a loose grip. The other reviews sound as if the only way to have a good experience is not to use it. I ordered a different brand (don't remember what it was, but it did not heat at all, so I guess those of us with short hair will just have to go for a longer hairdo! I cannot help you, as I have not used my curling brush. I have a larger one that heats instantly and the helen of troy brush is so slow I have not had the time to wait for it to heat, so just skip using it. Maybe one of these days. I think I had a Helen of Troy brush at one tme, and have never had a problem with any of them with a rolling barrel or a loose grip. The other reviews sound as if the only way to have a good experience is not to use it. I ordered a different brand (don't remember what it was, but it did not heat at all, so I guess those of us with short hair will just have to go... » Read More I cannot help you, as I have not used my curling brush. I have a larger one that heats instantly and the helen of troy brush is so slow I have not had the time to wait for it to heat, so just skip using it. Maybe one of these days. I think I had a Helen of Troy brush at one tme, and have never had a problem with any of them with a rolling barrel or a loose grip. The other reviews sound as if the only way to have a good experience is not to use it. I ordered a different brand (don't remember what it was, but it did not heat at all, so I guess those of us with short hair will just have to go for a longer hairdo! « Show Less
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bristles are hard plastic, so no I don't have trouble with it getting tangled in my hair. The cord doesn't rotate easily (maybe because it is new), so I have had some trouble with it getting tangled and twisted.
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Not sure. Its a regular brush, mostly works for straight hair, but honestly no obvious changes either way.