Beauty

[Jk9]

Like @SilleeMee , I use my Perfector every time I wash my hair and almost every day between washes to take the slight bit of wave out of the back of my hair and to give a slight curve to my straight hair. I also use it to tame frizzies.    I have the interchangeable barrel model and I love it.   My hair dries quickly.  I blow dry with a flat or round brush and I then use the Perfector to straighten and add a slight curve to the ends.   Only takes me several minutes.  I don't have to use a flat iron when I use the Perfector.  I have used the blow dry brushes and don't like them with my type of hair. My hair is wavy if I air dry and I prefer a sleek bob or long straight hair.

It seems to me that the Perfector isn't for everyone but essential for some of us. The travel size would still work for me IF I traveled (which I don't).

Btw:  I don't like hot curlers as they give me too much curve and not the smooth look I want.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

A hot air brush and a Perfecter are apples vs. oranges. 

I once had the original Perfecter, bought through an actual infomercial WAY back when.  It eventually pooped out.  I have a few heat styling tools, but the one I use most is a mini Perfecter knockoff from Amazon, if I need it.  For my simple hairstyle, I can often use a blow dryer and a separate round brush.  The GoGo reviews aren't very good.  

[Kachina624]

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@goldensrbest wrote:

She is on so much.

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@goldensrbest    With endless configurations of basically the same product.  You can get something very similar from many other sources that works better for less money.