Hair Dryer Brush, MiroPure Hot Air Brush One Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer Brush Blow Dryer Styler with Leakage Protector for Straightening, Curling, Blow Dryer Curling Brush Rose Red

I personally blow dry my hair first or let it air dry depending on time. Then in sections I run this brush through my hair. It leaves it soft and with volume. I absolutely love it! It’s quick and efficient when you get the hang of it. The first time I used it I took a little longer but after the first use I learned what worked for me with the brush/dryer. Definitely recommend.

Would work better on long hair mine is very short. It was recommended to me by someone was very long hair and she loved it. I find it a bit hard to use with short hair. But I do think it’s a good product.

If you have ever round brushed your hair; old school style. Then this is a easier, faster technique to use. I personally have thick hair so I dry my hair a bit with a regular dryer (so it’s not dripping wet). Then I section off the hair and use the round dryer.Personally I think this gets my hair smoother than a flat iron with bounce and movement to the hair. The dryer is a bit heavy but easy to use once use to it. I love this dryer.

The dryer would be fine for long hair. I.like that the controls are on the handle and are able to be adjusted while drying your hair without putting the device down. The bristles do not tangle the hair, but the barrel is just way too big for short hair. No styling (except straight) is possible.

Ok, I admit I was skeptical when ordering this drying brush. I was already a devoted fan of my MiroPure heated styling brush, which is my absolute FAVORITE invention of the prior decade, but ultimately it relies on my hair already being dry. So -- enter, the DRYING BRUSH!It's much lighter than I thought it would be, and the handle grips are well-positioned. I started with freshly-washed, towel-damp hair and gave it a thorough test drive; here are my thoughts:1. I have a lot of long hair. My arm did eventually tire after I was about 2/3 of the way through drying. I think I would benefit from letting my hair air-dry a little bit before pulling this out, but it did ultimately do the whole job and saved me some time and using multiple products!2. The volume of air coming out of the brush was hot enough with plenty of velocity to dry the sections I was pulling the brush through, however it's not really fair to compare it to a normal hair dryer because the motor is understandably smaller in this device. Does a regular hairdryer move MORE air? Yes. Does that matter when evaluating this drying brush? Not really.3. I like the grips and the different settings, though I found I mostly used the highest air and heat setting (because of all my aforementioned, wet hair)!! It took me about 10 minutes to figure out the best amount of hair to pull through the brush, and ultimately, it did yield very nice results!4. My hair was finally dry and sleek and shiny (of course I added some lovely-smelling protectant spray first), and I would say I was impressed that such a compact device could do the job of drying AND styling my hair all in one fell swoop.In conclusion, I think if you have some patience and learn how to use this device on damp hair, you will get FAST and attractive, sleek results. If you use it on very wet, long hair, it's gonna take awhile -- but ultimately, it does what it promises, and I can see it will become a very useful styling tool in my routine -- especially since I don't usually try to dry my wet hair immediately after showering; there's usually a time gap when I'm putting on makeup, looking at my phone, wasting time, etc. :)

Super quick drying and very easy to use.

So happy I purchased this! Comparable to Revlon and more costly models! I have long hair and it gives nice body and shine and a nice flip without using a curling iron, rollers or straightener. Works great in the morning when I go to bed with wet hair and need to wear my hair down!

My opinion may change later depending on later usage, but so far, the brush blow drys pretty well, but since my hair is 4c natural it takes time to get it to a desired state for pre straightening. However, compared to a normal hairdryer, this takes wayyy less time, especially because it's designed to hold like an actual brush you would brush your hair with, and not some awkwardly shaped nozzle you have to maneuver around in order to use it properly like with a normal hair dryer. The brush is bigger than I thought it would be, tho, so it's kind of hard to hold in relation to my short hair. However it does what it's supposed to do! Easier alternative than trying to maneuver a blow dryer, for me. (Will post photos later, and will update review if necessary).I was worried the bristles with the little beads on them would snag at my hair and irritate me (because on the normal smaller hair brushes of the same kind, I can't use them because it hurts when I do, snagging strands and feeling like a rake went through my head), but they surprisingly didn't do anything negative! The brush glided through my detangled hair just fine. The one star off is just for the dryer being a little big and hard to hold sometimes, but other than that, it works great! And I think I can recommend this to other fellow Natural and/or 4C haired peeps. Make sure to use Heat Protectant of some sort before using! I made sure to, because I'm not about to risk heat damage on my natural hair.**Photos now available for reference** (First photo is after my hair is washed, detangled, and about 80% dry. Second and Third photo is after I use this blow dryer with views from the front and the side)**Edited because photos saved out of order**(Second picture is the 'first photo', and the first and third photos are after using the blow dryer. But I feel like it would be pretty obvious which ones are the before and after, lol, just wanted to clarify just in case XD)