Wavytalk Thermal Brush, Blowout Boost 1.5 inch Heated Round Brush for Blowout Look, Negative Ion Technology, Ceramic Tourmaline, 5 Temperature Settings, Dual Voltage, Purple, Less Damage

This heated styling brush has completely changed my hair routine. Unlike traditional blow dryers, it doesn’t blow hot air—it gently heats up, making it perfect for smoothing and styling without frizz or damage.What makes it truly outstanding is its versatility. After washing your hair and letting it dry, you can use the brush the next day (or even two days later), and it leaves your hair looking freshly styled—like you just walked out of a salon.It’s the best styling tool I’ve ever used: easy, effective, and ideal for touch-ups or a full polished look.Final Verdict:Effortless, smooth results with a salon-quality finish—an absolute game-changer.

I was looking for something to curl the front of my hair with ease. This is great, but you have to start with dry hair. It works well and heats up pretty quickly (although not as fast as the flat brush). So far I like it more than I thought I would and use it a few a days a week. It's pretty easy to use (coming from someone who can't hold a round brush and a blow dryer at the same time). Hair is nice and smooth and frizz free.

I’m really happy with this thermal brush! It leaves my hair super shiny and smooth, almost like I just had a professional blowout. It does leave a tiny bit of frizz, but nothing a little hair oil can’t fix — that’s usually my final touch and it looks perfect. The only thing I didn’t love is the slight buzzing sound it makes, which I later found out is due to the ion feature. It’s not a deal breaker, just something I wish I’d known beforehand. Overall, a great styling tool that’s made doing my hair so much easier.

The Wavytalk Blowout Boost Thermal Brush has become an essential tool in my daily hair routine, delivering salon-quality blowouts effortlessly at home. Its ceramic tourmaline barrel and negative ion technology work together to smooth frizz and enhance shine, leaving my hair looking polished and healthy. With five adjustable heat settings ranging from 300°F to 420°F, it's versatile enough to cater to various hair types and styling needs . I particularly appreciate how quickly it heats up and how the dual PTC heaters expedite the styling process, saving me time during busy mornings. While some users have noted that curls may not hold all day without additional styling products , I've found that using a light hairspray helps maintain the style longer. It's important to use this brush on dry hair and apply a heat protectant to minimize potential heat damage . Overall, the Wavytalk Thermal Brush offers a convenient and effective way to achieve a professional blowout look at home.

I have the Dyson actually two Dyson and this heated curling brush works wonders. I did a post about this that I wash my hair before bed and this is a God send in the morning. Heats up fast, has no sound, will straighten your hair or curl it.

The volume this gives is amazing! Even my friend noticed something different about me and I didn’t tell her what it was at first.It’s nice to do your hair without the noise so I liked this part in it. I have to blow dry my hair first and then use it. I’m still learning so the roots are hard to get.I have wavy think hair so the roots are a bit of a struggle but it makes my hair smooth from two strokes and dries fully immediately.It’s not heavy to carry and it’s great quality, didn’t face any issues so far.

Ok lets talk it this curler. I really wanted to love it based on the videos I had seen. I don't hate it, but it's not my favorite tool either. I have very fine, slightly wavy hair. My hair also has highlights/lowlights so I take every precaution to limit more damage to my hair. My hair has never held curl very well so I purchased this more for the volume than the curl. It does give me some volume but it leaves my ends looking more frizzy than tame. It heats up pretty fast and fairly simple to use. Every time I've used it, I end up going back over my ends with a straightener to calm the frizz so it's defeating the purpose of less damage and causing more. For this reason I reach for it less and less. A different hair type may have different results but for me it didn't live up to the hype.

I have really enjoyed this tool. My hair is quite fine and is just above my shoulders. It gives just the right curl and adds body. I feel it has one design flaw, however. The temperature and on/off buttons are on the handle right where I hold it. If I turn the handle wrong one of my fingers invariably hits the temperature button or the off button. I wish those buttons weren't right where I hold it (move them to the neck of the handle or possibly recessing them and putting a door/cover over the buttons.) I'm sure an engineer could think of a better solution than me. Other than that, I love it find myself using the tool almost daily.