REVLON Silicone Bristle Heated Hair Styling Brush | Fast, Long Lasting Volume for Easy Styling | 1" Barrel for Full Body and Smooth Styles (Black/Pink)

I've previously used the wavytalk thermal brush and loved it, but eventually the bristles started to fall out and it simply wouldn't grip my hair. The grip of this Revlon thermal brush is in comparison far superior. My hair was shinier after one use. I will say you lose about a 1/4 of the speed I have with the wavytalk thermal brush, but the Revlon brush holds onto the hair and distributes heat more evenly. I also like the fact that the bristles don't really get hot. The size definitely works best for soft barrel curls. If you want really tight curls this thermal brush is not for you. But on my long hair if gave me a blowout look with curled ends.

My wife had a similar heated wand for several years but finally the teeth of the wand began breaking off. A lot of the teeth I might add. She wanted a new wand and selected this one.So far she likes this one a lot and it seems to work fine for her medium length fine hair. She likes the way that she can straighten her hair and then slightly cure the ends.Pros:• Selectable high heat settings up to 430 degrees F• The power cord has a swivel where it attaches to the brush wand and it helps to keep the power cord from tangling as you use the wand.• The grip on the wand is long and she likes the way it fits into her hand.• The plastic end tip stays cool and it allows her to roll her hair the way she wants with good control by holding the handle and the wand tip.• There is a switch that allows you to change the temperature setting from off to low to high. The high setting is 430 degrees F. The lower temperature is never stated in the instructions or on the packaging.• The unit operates on 120/240 VAC and 50 to 60 HZ so it is good for overseas travel. It uses 88/93 watts.• The silicon bristles do not get hot and my wife uses the 430 degrees F setting without any problems on her fine hair.• The unit has a bright red LED that indicates that it is on and hot.• The wand has a hand protector shield on the bottom of the heated part so your hand does not easily touch the heated wand and get burned.• The power cord is 76 inches long.• The brush has a 4 year limited warranty but you have to keep the receipt and pay for return shipping plus $6 return shipping and handling back to you.My wife loves this brush as her hair does not get tangled. She likes that the bristles are soft and flexible and that they do not get hot. Finally, she was looking for a styling brush that has bristles that would not break off easily and so far she is in love with this brush. She is in hair styling heaven!Cons:• The unit does not have an automatic shut off if you leave it on. My wife wanted this feature but the old unit she threw away did not have this feature either.She rated this brush at 5 stars. She seems to like it a lot and the silicone bristles seem to make her happy. She uses this every day and she likes it a lot, she is glad we purchased it. She has used this brush now for over a month and she uses it daily and she still loves it.After using a hard bristle heated brush for years, she has nothing but praise for this design and for how well it works.

Easy to use. Light weight. And works great. Love the color too.

I love this curling iron so much that this is a second one I bought as a backup in case my first one dies. I have a much more expensive Calista curling brush that I don't use because I prefer this one. I find that the silicone bristles grab my hair better than other curling brushes, and the price is great. It heats up really quickly, too. The only negative is it doesn't automatically turn off after a certain amount of time.

I LOVE this heated curling brush! And I have wasted a lot of money on others before it. Don't understand the problem some say they have with it...the bristles falling out and their hair getting tangled and torn in it??? I have shoulder length baby fine hair and from meopause less of it than I once did so I CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE EVEN ONE STRAND lol! I've used it multiple times now without any issues whatsoever. I dry my hair on low. Then I carefully comb out any tangles. I put the setting on lowest. Wait a couple of minutes. And then section off a thin portion of my hair starting in the front. I wind it from the bottom up a few inches and hold there for a few seconds and slowly unwind and release the hair. Maybe the women who had bristles coming out of the tool had a nice thick healthy head of hair and they put a lot of pressure on the winding of their curls and it wore out the bristles faster. Or they lost hair to breakage because they weren't careful enough about backing out of the curl to release it. I don't know. But I am having no problems with any of those things in some of the worst reviews. If you have thin, fine hair. If you have patience. I think you will love this styling tool. The highest heat would FRY my baby-fine hair. The lowest setting is plenty hot and curls fast! Oh and the curls LAST a long time too.

It’s a great product. Just what I was expecting. Works perfect. Portable, light, & good price

I loved how fast it heated up.I didn't like the silicone bristles..I thought soft bristles would be better for my hair, but I was wrong..The bristles get caught in your hair..

my wife got this so this review is coming from her: “this is the most amazing curling brush ever. The silicone bristles really grip your hair so you really get a good curl and heat dispersion. I have hair that doesn’t hold curls from traditional curlers or wands without having to apply alot of heat and I want a blow out look, this gets me that… sort of… the reason why I said “sort of” is because The curl is beautiful but I only gave it 4 stars because I wish that Revlon would make the barrel a little bit thicker and slightly longer (maybe a 1.5 inch barrel or 1.25 inch) so that I can get a TRUE blow out look. I have long hair down to my waist so it would really help! Also on a positive note, if you have layers in your hair like me and your ends are tapered, traditional curlers and wands makes it difficult to grip the ends of the hair with but the silicone bristles grip the ends so well that you can still curl and roll up without the hair slipping out! Just make sure you brush your hair strand BEFORE you curl otherwise the grip on the silicone bristles will make it difficult to run your hair strand through! So just brush your lock of hair/each section before running each one through!”