Best: People who want versatility | heat: 355°F | Weight:1.3 lbs
Best under $50: Revlon Hair Stryking and Styling Brush
Why is it worth it: There’s nothing that spins us like Revlon’s hair tools. Aldordability is key to our obsession, and branded hair straightening and styling brushes are no exception. The long, flat brush head has two shapes of hair, making it as mumbling as possible and accessible to the roots. It’s lightweight, straightforward, snuggle-free and the latest vest for hair. This brush gets very hot so start low to see the temperature your hair will bear most.
Best: Everyone| heat: Up to 430⁰f| Weight: 0.9 lbs
Best Accessories: Timoring
Why is it worth it: It rarely feels more spoiled than a stacked set, and Tymo agrees. So the brand bundled some handy extras with a ring straightening brush. Because why do you stop using only tools? This fast hot hot brush comes with heat-proof gloves (the hands don’t burn), two clips for the section, and a travel bag to keep it all together. The device has 25 ceramic heating plates for 5 heat settings, an anti-skurt exterior, a 20-second warm-up time, and evenly distributed heat. Better yet, the tips of the hair stay cool and reduce the chances of calamity on your fingertips and forehead.
Best: Those who want accessories | heat: Up to 410°F | Weight: 0.8 lbs
FAQ
What is the difference between a bright brush and a flat iron for hair?
Knowing the difference between a bright brush and a flat iron in hair reveals that you don’t need rocket science. “Thermal brushes have hairs similar to those that look like brushes, and no hair,” says Toth. Capis? Both tools use heat to style your hair and provide results from pinstraight hair to elastic waves, but use different structures to do so.
When choosing a brush that will make your hair shine, what should I look for?
Hair Selection The choice of brush depends on the price range, your personal preferences for shape and size, and the results you need from the new tool. “I think most tools in this space have similar capabilities, so I’m looking for a barrel shape and size that resembles the tension in the curl you’re trying to achieve,” suggests Toth. “For example, a flat thermal brush gives you straight hair, a small barrel-shaped thermal brush gives you curls, and a larger barrel-shaped thermal brush gives you more elastic blowout.”
Is your hair safe?
Like other hair thermal hair styling tools, a bright brush on hair is safe as long as you are smart about use. “Take them move and don’t make the hair area too long,” Toss says. “And don’t use the best heat settings unless absolutely necessary.”
