Olivia Garden HeatPro Round Thermal Hair Brush (not electrical)

I really love this brush. It just got a new haircut and is really helping me to style my hair. My hair is very fine and it adds volume and shine.

Muy resistente al calor

The best

Exactly what I was looking for. I needed a brush for my short, fine hair. I don’t completely blow dry my hair. I let it air dry and use the brush to help with final styling. I find the brush helps with manageability and add shine. Definitely recommend.

Good brush, the barrel size is perfect for creating volume and a loose curly to my hair... BUT... it's not as heat resistant as it claims to be. The bristles started to melt down on the first blow dry :(

Great brush! I have fine, long ,very breakable hair and it doesn't pull or harm my hair and it styles beautifully perfect size. I highly recommend .

Very good .I would buy it again.

I usually don't write reviews, but after searching for a round brush for almost 2.5 hours, I ended up getting this brush in 2 1/8" barrel size. There were only 4 reviews--2 that say it was terrible and 2 that said it was great! I took a chance even with such mixed reviews and figured it was my duty to come back and write a fuller description of the brush.I've been using it now for over a month, and I really love this brush!What I like about it:- Effective: Paired with my professional grade hair dryer, the brush heats up very quickly and can make my hair bouncy and light with gentle curvature, which is quite a feat for my very straight and heavy asian hair. People at work started commenting how nice my hair looked immediately after I started using this brush! It worked so well I bought the bigger 2 3/4" for my friend who has very thick wavy hair that she wants to straighten. She was amazed how straight she was able to get her hair in very little time.- Soft handle: The ergonomic handle is a little "grippier" than my last brush, which makes the rolling action a bit easier.- Sectioning pick: I was surprised how much I use this thing! When I bought it, I thought it would be totally useless, but it turns out that I use it every time. It's helpful to make sure I get the right amount of hair on the brush. (see below about pulling hair)- Fun! I know this sounds silly but I really look forward to doing my hair now! I used to just do as little as possible to look decent before heading out the door, but now I have fun trying out different ways to use the brush to style my hair differently. I've never used youtube tutorials so much!Addressing concerns I read in other brush reviews:- Melting bristles: These bristles haven't come anywhere near melting in the month I've owned it. I use my dryer on high heat and the brush holds up just fine.- Burns from metal cap: I have read that other brushes have burned people when the cap heats up, sometimes leaving scars. The top of this brush is vented so it doesn't get very hot. I have put my hand on it right after using it, and while it's certainly warm, it's not hot enough to sear anyone.- Pulling hair: Unfortunately, it does pull your hair sometimes in the joint between the handle and the bottom of the brush head. This only happens when you overload the brush with too much hair. In the case of this brush you should only put about 2" width of hair (same as barrel width), but when I'm in a hurry, I scoop up a bunch of hair and rush through the drying process. That's usually when I'll get a few strands caught in there. I'm guessing that only a brush that's made of one piece can avoid this phenomenon.Here's Olivia Garden's product video for the HeatPro brush, which I found helpful when deciding whether to buy this brush or not: [...]