Anyone use a heated round brush?

pietook · ‎07-12-2011

I have short natural curly hair. I am retired and do not go out every day, but on the days I do, I usually use a flat iron. Since I am not going anywhere !!! I have found an old round heated brush I used years ago---just to give it some direction and smoothe out the frizzies. I have decided not to fight my hair anymore and go natural --- but I do need to take out the frizzies. (I also put a few rollers in the top when nearly dry that helps with frizz) My old one has a release button so hair can't get tangled. I have been reading about Calista, but some do not have rave reviews. I am sure some drug store buy would suit my needs??? Or purchase a name brand if need be! I need ions and ceramic??? Thanks on any input.

Mama Deb · ‎03-10-2010

I used to but felt they were not that great, and I ended up wasting so much time for a hairstyle that wouldn't last. So I ended up just opting for a Dyson hairdryer and a round brush.

LoveMyBaby · ‎03-09-2010

@pietook

Yes, been using this for many years. I pray they never quit making it. I wore out one and recently replaced. Do not pay over $25. Revlon Perfect Heat 1200W Hot Air Dryer Kit with 3 Attachments-

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pietook · ‎07-12-2011

LoveMyBaby----does it have a release button on it? I am off to google it now to find where to purchase! Thank you.

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

Below chin length naturally curly/wavy hair. Let it air dry w/ a drop of jojoba oil for frizzies. When wear in a straight bob, use drugstore dryer/curler that was under $30. Two sizes of curling brushes.

LoveMyBaby · ‎03-09-2010

@pietook

No, doesnt need one 👍🏼

Try Target or Walmart dot com

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Scooby Doo · ‎03-14-2010

I use the CHI ceramic heated round brush. Doesn't have a release button but it doesn't need one, even for my longer hair. I also have the Revlon one but the blowing air actually makes my hair frizzy.

rockygems123 · ‎06-04-2012

@pietook I have been using the Conair one @Shanus has shown, love it and have had many over the years.

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

@rockygems123 wrote:
@pietook I have been using the Conair one @Shanus has shown, love it and have had many over the years.

@rockygems123 I love it too. I had the larger oval barrel Revlon one, but my hair isn't long enough and it left my hair straight w/ no bend or curl under. This one is great. I use the larger barrel/brush to dry and straighten my hair 90% & then change to smaller one where I still have shorter layers left or want to curl ends under. I went back to purchase a backup, but since it was on sale, all gone. May check online.