Wavytalk Thermal Brush, Blowout Boost 1.5 inch Heated Round Brush for Blowout Look, Negative Ion Technology, Ceramic Tourmaline, 5 Temperature Settings, Dual Voltage, Purple, Less Damage

I use this every. Day. I love it so much. I had a hard time blowing my hair out with a brush and blow dryer and this is perfect for dry hair! It’s so cheap and worth every penny. Surprised it was as low priced as it is!! It’s easy to travel with and top quality product. My only issue is over time the bristles kind of sink in, but for the price I’m still happy. It gets very hot very quickly and styles beautifully. I have long hair and it doesn’t take long to style everything.

I will never use my blow dryer again! I have curly, wavy, unruly hair and this brush works! It's easy to use and leaves my hair sleek yet full of volume!

This hair tool works great! You only need to add a little bit of tension to the hair and it gives you a super nice blow out. The round brush moves through hair very smoothly and it lets you change the heat settings as well. The reason I rated this 4 starts is because I had it on my floor heating up and I forgot it was there and I stepped on it and it burnt 2 of my toes to a crisp. I will forever hold a grudge against this wavy talk and now have PTSD in relation to this hot tool. However, I did get my revenge as I ended up smashing the hair tool against my floor out of rage and it broke in half. This hair tool is so good though, I am considering purchasing it again as my previous one has been totaled.

This thermal brush makes it so much easier to get a salon-style blowout at home. The 1” barrel is great for adding volume and soft waves without needing both a round brush and a blow dryer. It heats up quickly and glides through my hair without tugging.Pros:• Lightweight and comfortable to use• Creates smooth volume and soft curls/waves• Cuts down styling time compared to traditional blow-drying• Multiple heat settings for different hair typesCons:• Best results if hair is at least 80–90% dry first• Barrel can get hot, so you need to be careful around fingers and scalpOverall, I’d recommend it if you want a quick, polished blowout look without the hassle of juggling a brush and dryer.

I’ve been using the Wavytalk Thermal Brush for a few months now, and it really delivers smooth, voluminous blowouts in half the time of my old routine. It has five heat settings (300–420°F), and I usually set it around 400°F. I just wrap a section of hair around the hot barrel and glide through—it straightens and adds a nice curl or bounce at the ends all in one step.Styling is super simple now. Just to clarify, this isn’t a blow-drying brush—you need to start with fully dried or day-old hair. I apply heat protectant, brush out any tangles, and then go section by section. One pass is usually enough to smooth and add shine. My frizz-prone hair stays sleek all day.The only minor downside is that there’s a bit of a learning curve when it comes to the wrap-and-roll motion, but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy.Overall, if you’re looking for a heat barrel brush that gives quick, frizz-free results without the salon visit, I highly recommend this curling brush!

I love this thermal brush. I have naturally curly hair. The summer humidity rendered my blown out hair fizzy despite products. The thermal brush after a blow out seals the cuticles shut. My hair looks glossy and feels silky. It is easy to use so I can get the back of my head and heats up quickly. I like the selection of temperatures so I can pick what suits my hair. Very happy with this and stopped using any other straightener or curling iron.

So I’m a little iffy. So it’s great, don’t get me wrong. BUT it doesn’t last at all. Also, I notice my hair flatten out real quick. When I use my shark, at-least it last a little longer. I am using heat protection and products for my hair. Not sure why I can’t get my waves to stick around. I do have med length hair, and I also have thick hair. I think I have a little better luck with my straightener as well.

The media could not be loaded. I got lured in by the IG ads with the perfect auburn blowout, and I was skeptical. I’m mixed race with kinky curly hair, and these tools almost never deliver for me the way they do in ads. But I saw a few textured-hair reviews, the price was low, and I figured why not.First impression was not great. It feels light, a little wobbly, and cheap in the hand. My first try didn’t wow me either. But then I added a good serum, took my time with smaller sections, and oh my god. Magic. I’ve never had a tool give me this much body and bounce so fast.Noise level: Silent. It doesn’t blow air like a dryer, it’s basically a curling iron with bristles. Normally bristles like this frizz my curls, but these somehow smooth everything down.Travel ability: It’s lightweight and compact, so easy to toss in a bag. Perfect for travel without hauling my whole hair kit.Smell: It smells like a curling iron. Exactly what you’d expect, nothing weird or different.Attachments: There aren’t any. It’s a solid one-piece tool, and honestly the barrel alone does all the work I need.Style: On my hair it creates voluminous wavy curls that last 5 to 7 days if I cap them at night. On my grandma’s hair it smooths out quickly, and she hasn’t styled her hair in decades — now she’s hooked too.This little tool has boosted my confidence in a big way. My thinning hair suddenly looks fuller, I’m rocking my natural hair without extensions, my scalp is healthier, and the compliments keep coming. It’s my number one purchase of the year. Get one for yourself, then get extras because everyone will want to steal it. .. in the photos, I posted my Gram before (in the blue dress with her curly hair) after (on the left) the volume and style take years off of her.