Review on 💇 Red Ionic Hair Straightening Brush with LCD TEM Display for Thin, Thick, and Curly Hair - Professional Hair Care Brush Set for Travel and Salon Use by Kerri Edwardz

I would like to say right away that I don't have curly hair, but rather very fine and mostly straight hair. But sometimes it gets frizzy and the ends often curl in random different directions. I just brush my hair with it and after a few passes my hair is much smoother and more even. It will not replace a flat iron - it will not completely straighten your hair. It is intended more for frizz styling and gives your hair a smoother, "blow dried" look. For experimentation I used it on completely dry hair, completely damp hair and slightly damp hair. Please note that it is not intended for use on wet hair and the instructions state that the hair must be dry first. Wet hair: Do not style damp hair with this brush and do not dry completely damp hair. I've tried it and it's really "boiled off" a lot of water. It helped my hair dry faster but didn't straighten it (which I expected). However, it will damage your hair, so I do not recommend it. Dry Hair: The brush will help smooth and smooth dry hair, but it requires more passes and you may have to hold the ends of your hair taut to get the brush. to straighten. Slightly moist: This works best for me. I just wait until my hair is mostly dry but still has a bit of moisture. In this state, the brush straightens my hair and finishes drying it. I find that I don't need to hold my hair tight if it's not completely dry. My hair ended up being the straightest and least frizzy, and for the shortest time my hair was slightly damp.