Optimized for SEO: Olivia Garden Ceramic + Ion Turbo Vent Pro Hair Brush Review

For comparison, this replaces the ancient comb brush that was really nasty. I love this replacement for my straight thin hair. (a lot, but thin strands). It captures blow length well and makes a good root blow. The ceramic absorbs drier heat for a smoother finish. I did not test it on torture - the hair combs quite easily and dries quickly. But if you are looking for a good brush that lifts the roots, I would definitely try this one. You'll still need a natural bristle brush for ponytails and…

I liked this brush at first. The pointed part at the end didn't help me much since I don't part my hair often. So I didn't care about that part. I've only had this brush for a little under a year but a few months ago the tips of the tips fell off and it scratches the scalp causing pain. Going back to my old trusty cheap $3 Conair brush from Walmart. I'm upset because I really liked this brush. If only they glued those tips well.

I've been looking for a great ceramic brush for a long time. I had another brand for years that I loved and wore out. I bought this because it is open to airflow when drying my hair. I have very wavy/curly hair. The ceramic heats up when you use a hair dryer and helps straighten your hair and keep it straight. I can finish my hair with a few strokes of the flat iron or leave more natural straight waves. I'm in love! In addition, the bristles have a smooth tip that soothes the scalp. I have to…