Wavytalk Thermal Brush, 1.5 Inch Blowout Express Ionic Heated Round Brush Creates Blowout Look Makes Hair Shinier & Smoother, Dual Voltage, Easy to Use (Green)

I purchased this because ,truth be told, I am kind of a klutz, especially with my hair ....a brush in one hand and a blow dryer in the other was no longer cutting it. I had shoulder surgery after a bad fall and break and even with a year+ of PT I don't have the range of motion I used to have. This has made a big difference in my daily hair routine. This does not blow air, it's a heated brush (so make sure your hair is dry before using) and it is so easy to use. My hair is about shoulder length so the brush diameter works perfectly for me, a bit shorter or longer would still work. I had it about a month ago and was getting my hair cut so I brought it with me. My hair dresser really liked it, and used it to style my hair and it looked great. Using it is not rocket science, you don't need a professional stylist to walk you thru it. I think it's a great tool, I'm glad I got it. I thought it was good value for the money

I think like many people, I ended up here after seeing video after video on TikTok of ladies getting gorgeous results from this tool. I finally caved but was skeptical and figured there was no way this would work as well as I had seen. Well, just hours after receiving the item, I had really pretty, smooth hair with bouncy ends! It heated up quickly and was super easy to use. I have watched approximately a million videos of people using this tool which I think helped. It will definitely take some additional practice to figure out how to get a curl vs a flip at the end, but I’m pretty impressed at how it worked on kinda greasy, unwashed hair. It looks a lot better than regular straightening, and I was able to use larger chunks of hair which made the whole process take maybe 10 minutes, so will definitely be fast for use before work. I’m lazy about styling and think this will be a good way to style without a ton of work. I have very long, mostly straight hair. I have a ton of hair but individual strands would be considered pretty fine. The brush glided through my hair really easily with just a few hang ups here and there. It definitely is gonna rip some hair out like any tool, but I don’t think it was more than a regular straightener. Overall, this works exactly as I had hoped. YMMV depending on hair type, but I think it’s worth a try if you have been mesmerized by videos like I have. I look forward to getting more practice and may update with a photo as I use it a bit more and get a sense of longevity in particular. Hopefully I continue to be impressed. UPDATE: I still am liking this, both for mostly straight hair with a flip at the end as well as adding a bit more of a curl. The curls do not last long on me (a few hours tops) but I also only use heat protector and I’m sure longevity would be better if I actually made an effort to use different products. I think this would work even better for someone who has more layers than I do.

I purchased my Wavytalk last June 2024 on a recommendation from a youtuber I have watched for the last 6 years and have used it almost every single day since. I have medium length, thick hair & I do color to keep my gray hair in check. In the several months I have used the Wavytalk I have not had any problems with it damaging my hair. It actually does make it look healthier each time I use it which no other curling iron has ever done before. And I use it every morning for work so believe me when I say it does not dry out my hair or make it look frizzy. I also have switched to better hair shampoo/conditioner and a blow dryer for my hair type so I think that plays a part too. Now there are two reasons why I am not giving it 5 stars. One, I have thick hair and the time I have to hold the brush to get a curl is longer than the 20 seconds that is shown in the directions. I end up leaving it in for about a minute. And even after doing that the curl does not hold well in my hair. My hair falls flat only after about half a day at work. Recently I started using a workable hairspray that I spray on before and it seems like it helps a little bit. Still, it doesn't last as long as I would like it to which is unfortunate because when I first curl it & finish it up it looks perfect. The waves are gorgeous & it looks like I did have a professional do my hair! The second reason is because I noticed that the brush bristles are falling off at a rapid rate so I will have to end up purchasing the brush again and it hasn't even been a year. I hope that they make improvements to it in the near future. Please please please make a new brush that can hold up the curls for people with thick hair and make some changes to the brush bristles so they don't fall out. Overall, I am happy with the Wavytalk thermal brush and would recommend to give it a try. I think you will love it, it is a game changer! Update 7/2025 Well, I ended up contacting the Wavytalk folks to replace my brush a few months back. Within two weeks I had a replacement. Customer service was great, unfortunately, I can't say that I am still in love with the Wavytalk. Yes, it still softens my hair & makes the frizz go away but it also is damaging my hair & small hairs are falling out every time I use it.. not just a small amount, I am covered in small hairs after using the brush. I know... this is the total opposite of what I had said a few months back but this was not happening in the beginning, only after about a year of constant use did I start to notice. I was using it on high heat & for a longer amount of time so I started using the lower heat & only kept it in my hair for 20-30 seconds. I have been using heat protectant products beforehand as well. I am disappointed to say that none of this has helped. Maybe because my hair is thick & it only works for thin hair but I am not sure. The replacement brush is also losing the bristles so this probably will not last another year! I figured it would happen since they sent the exact same brush as I had before. I sure hope Wavytalk can make some improvements. For me, it just didn't work out.

Fantastic Thermal Brush!!! I have frizzy, wavy hair, and this brush totally smooths my hair, and it stays that way! Wow!!! No curling iron, or brush, has ever done that with my hair! It’s the best thermal brush I have ever had!!! It heats up fast, and is really easy to use.

It worked okay at first but less than a year later it's will no longer turn on. I didn't even use it that often, probably four to five times a month. My other hot styling tools still work with the same outlet so it's definitely not an electrical issue here, just a product that didn't last. *Updating from one star to three since the seller offered a refund on my initial purchase. Thank you!

Excellent product. I used to always style my hair with the Revlon brush—and it worked well—but it took a long time, and my hair was exposed to a lot of heat. I used this for the first time last week, and my hair stayed soft and frizz-free. I recommend using a heat protectant beforehand. My hair turned out silky and shiny. I loved it!

Great product! It's definitely worth the price and the hype of its virality. You will definitely need to use a heat protectant; your hair is going to get burned if you don't. It has a bit of a learning curve at the beginning, but once you get into the flow of how to use it, styling your hair will take around 15 mins. I have medium size hair and that's what it takes to have a full blow out look

This is a really hot one. The lowest setting is 330. But as a cosmetologist, it feels like 400 and 400 setting feels like 500. I hate the buttons. I wanna keep it on the lowest setting bc 400 I smell my hair frying and I keep accidentally touching them bc of the location. It does work good. I would say if u have any blondes that are compromised, don’t use this one. I have the older wavytalk with the slide button. That one is much better. Heat is just right but the bristles over time are falling out. I even got them stuck in the palm of my hand when I tried to clean the hair off. But I’d buy the older version again instead of this one.