Bed Head Blow-Out Golden Illuminating Shine Cream 100ml/3.4oz

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Having that cool knob at the end of the brush allowed me to comfortably use both hands to pull with tension for volume up top. You can use this brush by drying in sections, or, if you’re anything like me, you can be a little more free form with it and just move through the hair as if you were brushing it. Whether someone wants a sleek and pin-straight look, bombshell curls that are worthy of the Victoria’s Secret runway, or accentuated coils for a full-bodied afro, these hair-dryer brushes are all that you need to nail the styles in just a few minutes. What to Consider When Shopping for Hair-Dryer Brushes Hair Type If you have short hair, you're going to have a really difficult time trying to use some of the bulkier hair-drying brushes. Shorter hair types (as in, above shoulder-length) will need a slimmer, smaller model, like the CHI Volumizer 4-in-1 Blowout Brush, to get to every single short strand on their heads. As for longer hair types, the bigger, the better! Longer hair types need a larger barrel, including the BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Rotating Hot Air Brush, to blow out their entire mane, which gives them a few more options than short hair types. Hair Damage Quality: Do the brush bristles bend or fall out after use? Does the appliance itself seem well-built? You can do through this step with zero heat like Lation suggests, but if you need some extra stretching help, you can also turn your dryer on the lowest, coolest setting and run it along each section as you stretch. Step 4. Blow-dry

According to Santiago, there's a couple ways you can do a natural-hair blowout (like in the tutorial above), but the main goal here is to stretch your hair, not necessarily straighten it."You can then wear your blowout as is, or you can run a flat iron or curling wand through it at the end to smooth and style the stretched-out hair," she says.A hair dryer brush is designed to be a one-and-done solution for hair styling. You don’t need multiple tools—a hair dryer, a brush, and a flat iron—to get a sleek, professional-looking blowout at home. Lation typically likes to separate her clients' hair into four sections (a few alligator clips or hair ties will come in handy here). "Before you even grab your blow dryer, gently pull each section of hair as tight as you can from the root all the way down to the tip," she says. "This pre-stretching means you won't have to put as much heat or tension on your hair when you're ready for the dryer." If you’ve been trying to master a salon-quality blowout at home, I’ve got some great news to share with you—you can finally ditch your round brushes. Blow-dry brushes are all the rage, and with good reason. These nifty one-step tools make the ideal blowout achievable without a major learning curve. Brushing through hair with applied heat, protective technology, and easy-to-grip handles can take hair from frizz-prone and poufy to sleek, smooth, and voluminous. Ease of use: How intuitive are the controls on the hair dryer brush? How easy is it to brush through hair? How easy is it to clean hair from the brush?

The first step of testing was sending each hair dryer brush to Reviewed's labs. There, Chief Scientist Dave Ellerby placed a temperature probe on the surface of each brush near its air holes, turned on the dryer, and recorded the temperature after one minute, enough time for the temperature to stabilize. Each dryer's sound in decibels was also recorded, though there was less variation in the readings. Neither of these attributes impacted scoring but were used as a way to make sense of my testing results. That depends on how long you want to wait until wash day, but Lation says 1-2 weeks is the standard. There's really only one golden rule: Lation says you should never touch up your blowout with heat after you've styled it. "If you keep putting heat on your blowout during the week, you're going to get damage," she says. So just leave it alone until you're ready to wash, then deep condition and prep it again, k? About the brand: Inspired by youth subcultures, Bed Head is a rebel hair brand that was started in 1996 by hairdressing anarchist Anthony Mascolo. Bed Head offers a range of unique hair products and tools at budget-friendly price points. About My Hair: Short and wavy

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Those dealing with over-bleached/colored, brittleness, or breakage, will add the extra stress of potential heat damage — aka hair damage caused by heated tools — to their strands will only make matters worse. If you have damaged hair, then our biggest recommendation is to lay off the heat and let your hair do its natural thing. But if you don't have an option (or if you just really want to blow out you hair), then spritz a heat protectant on your strands and set your hair-dryer brush to the lowest heat setting. How We Chose We tested the hair dryer brushes in our lab to see how hot they got after 30 minutes of use. The Tester The one potential downside I see is that this hair dryer brush gets extremely hot. In fact, we recorded a temperature of 203°F in our lab testing—the highest of any of the dryers. This didn’t bother me both because I have a cook's hands and the time the brush needs to be right up next to the scalp is minimal, but others may find it uncomfortable or worry about scalding sensitive skin. As a recent hot brush aficionado, I was eager to test the Bed Head Blow Out Freak One Step Dry + Volume brush. I’ve tested plenty of hot brushes lately and was interested to see how this one held up to its competitors. The Dyson Airwrap is one of the most hyped hair tools out there. It’s also one of the most expensive. I wanted to love it and had high hopes I would, not only because of the consistent praise it receives, but also because its brush attachment is smaller than the barrels on other dryer brushes. I thought this might work great for my mid-length hair.