HOT TOOLS Pro Artist Heated Hair Styling Oval Brush, Black/Gold

I got the Hot Tools brush hair dryer, and became immediately obsessed with how much easier it is to do my hair. I wanted to be able to do a bit of styling some days, though, so I looked for a styler with the same design.This is not a dryer. Use this on dry hair to add shine, body and/or curl to your hair.Guys, this works like a champ. I can use it on a very low setting(for me). On a straight iron, I set the heat to 420. With this tool, I can use it at 350. Much less damaging to my hair.I can use it just to straighten, or twist it through my hair vertically to get curl. I can smooth out any stray hairs...I absolutely love this. Between this and the dryer, I am happier with my hair than I have literally ever been.Bottom line - I am obsessed with these tools. My hair looks better, and it takes about half the time of using a straight iron. Love this so much!

I LOVE this product!! I would highly recommend for the girls with thick and wavy/curly hair. My hair is very curly when styled with gel. (as shown in before picture) However, it is really frizzy when just brushed. This heated round brush worked amazing and gave me silky soft, and straight hair easier and much quicker than a regular hair straightener. It has a bit of an oder when first turning on,(Nothing pungent as said in other reviews mind you) but as used it goes away quickly! It turns on super fast and the glove that came was super helpful! This is great for regular straight hair, or layered cuts for that fluffy 90’s hair like i sort of did here!

Loved the product. If only it hadn't stopped working after ten months. At least the first one I bought lasted a little over a year.

I love this hair tool. I chose this over a hair drying heated brush because I prefer to dry my hair faster with my head flipped upside down. This tool smooths my hair without flattening it. I enjoy spinning it down vertically to produce loose curls. I also like to use it in sections and immediately put the sections of hair up in velcro rollers....talk about VOLUME! I much prefer this over my hair straightener now. Only thing to note is I can't use it everyday because it'll make my hair too dry.

I bought this and another heated round brush from Hot Tools and I like them both. This one has a few more bells and whistles than the other - the temperature setting features are really nice. I like the different length bristles. This does a good job though it does take a bit of practice to get the look I want. It would work well as a straightening brush, volumizing brush or even a finishing brush to give a little bit of hot-roller style curls. I have mid-back length thick, highlighted and graying hair. It is wavy when naturally dried and tends to frizz. When I blow dry with the round brush, I have to use a lot of tension and heat to get it to behave. This brush allows me to blow dry roughly. Once my hair is dry, I take 1-2" sections and twirl and twist through my lengths like I would normally do with my vented round brush and the blow dryer. I get a smooth, bouncy finished style. I especially love this tool on my bangs though - it lets me style them to have some curtain fringe without being too pouffy or "curled". And It is excellent for those quick messy bun styles when my bangs need some attention!

I got bangs a week ago and nothing got them to sit right around my face. I walked around looking like Edna Mode. Saw this Hot Tools heated brush on Julissa Guillen’s YouTube channel and bought it on a whim, not expecting it to do anything for my hair. After all, nothing else had worked.This brush gave me gorgeous, shiny voluminous hair in under 5 minutes. My layers came to life, and my bangs were acting exactly as I’d wanted them to. If you have bangs, this brush is a necessity. A round heated brush will not work as well, at least not in my opinion, unless you prefer the Edna Mode look. I know because I have tried and failed with a round brush vs this oval one.If you have long/longer hair, it will give you beautiful, defined waves.I have thick, coarse, south Asian hair and I love that this brush goes up to 430F as opposed to my GHD Rise, which is like 375F max. For my hair, 390F is a good temperature to keep the brush at.Mine did not come with a glove though, which is annoying.

I debated on this purchase, but since Im “addicted “ to hair tools I figured, what’s one more. Anyhow I’m so very glad I did. I have shoulder length fine somewhat wavy hair and this smooths out the little ways and frizz perfectly. There is a small learning technique, like any new tool, but it’s great

For years my stylist daughter tried to get me to use a flat iron. I tried many. All they did was crisp my hair. It made no sense to me and I gave up on every one I tried. I liked a curling brush but, sometimes you do want a straighter style. This heated brush is the answer. Easy to use and works like a charm. I can run it thru my hair in a couple minutes and my hair is smooth and straight! Best hair product I ever bought. Thinking of buying a spare in case they quit making them!