Community Chat

[dmeasy]

The description of the Calista Hair product is scary.  Using a glove because it must be very hot is dangerous so near your face and head.  Also it is only used on dry hair which

serves no purpose because I would have to dry my hair first and it now becomes a two-step process.  I pass on this TSV.

[Jannygaz]

How is this different from the perfector?  And yes, the whole glove thing is weird

[xryretriever]

I also and curious what the difference is between this and the perfect or. I don't understand blowin dry hair

[depglass]

Didn't she have one of these a couple months ago?  A heated round brush is a heated round brush.  

[Krimpette]

I would never buy a hair device that required the use of a glove!  How dangerous!  Can you set it down?  Fire hazard?  No thanks!  Easy pass fo rme.

[smoochy]

My understanding is that it doesn't blow air. It's just a heated styling brush. That's why it's called faux blow. Sort of ridiculous if you ask me. Giving it a confusing name

[CANDLEQUEEN]

I bought the Perfector and didn't care for it at all. Am not even remotely interested in this one!

[SeaMaiden]

I have the OLD perfector... not really in love with it.... gets hot... and can burn your hair. This new one looks really hot and damaging... NO THANKS.

[Janey2]

Not sure if I have this one or similar product. I do not use the glove. As long as you are careful it will not burn you. I use it for second day hair. It "fluffs" up my hair after sleeping on it. I like it and use it often. 

[fthunt]

After all her demos...... have never seen any improvements.  They 'curl' and then the hair flops back like  before using the tool.    The vendor keeps re-packaging the same old designs.