Beauty

[Glorimar]

I have long, thick hair that I want to curl. I cannot figure out how to correctly use a curling iron and so I want to get a heated curling brush that yuou use on dry hair as that will be easy to use. I tried one called Brush 30/40 I saw advertised on Facebook and it did nothing for my hair. I'm not talking about a brush that is a blow dryer like the Revlon one.  I'm wondering if there's a heated curling brush that you ladies can recommend so I can try something different? 

[HerRoyaLioness]

YES!  I just bought another one  of these:

Conair Instant Heat Styling Brush, 1 1/4-Inch

Size:1.25 Inch (Pack of 1)

Couldn't get the image to load, but it is on Amazon, comes in different sizes and works awesomely! $20  ok here it is!

[wagirl]

Hi Lioness!!! So glad to hear from you! 

I have been using the curling brush from the brand CHI--was pricey and it is way bigger diameter than the length of my hair but it sure works good. 

[Skyegirl21]

 I bought the Conair and it was not good. I have thick hair and the Calista Fauxblo is better.

[89135]

I have the Conair Heat Styling Brush that @HerRoyaLioness showed.  I bought from Ebay awhile back. However, I don't have long thick hair so not sure how it would work for you, but I love it for my hair

[haddon9]

I purchased a Calista heated styling brush here last year.  I don't need to curl my hair but on days that I'm not washing & drying, I would like to make my bob go smoothly under rather than sticking out in different directions. 

I got one with a 1 1/2" barrel.  They come in different sizes (for different kinds of curls) and I like that you can't burn yourself with it like I have with my flat iron.

[Trinity11]

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@89135 wrote:

I have the Conair Heat Styling Brush that @HerRoyaLioness showed.  I bought from Ebay awhile back. However, I don't have long thick hair so not sure how it would work for you, but I love it for my hair

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I have fairly thick hair and it works for me. I really found it better than some of the more expensive heated brushes I had tried.

[mb141312]

Sorry I don't have a recommendation.  But there's a Calista TSV tomorrow, so it may be something that will help.

It's A615072 (Choice of sizes in the brush)

Calista Perfecter Pro Heated Round Brush with GoGo Mini Tool

[Nutzy]

I love the Stylus Thermal Heated Brush by FHI. I have used one for about 10 years and it is a game-changer for me. I have shortish, fne hair which is different from yours, but you might want to give it a try.