Conair Instant Heat Styling Brush - 3/4 Inch Ceramic Hair Straightener & Volumizer for Smooth, Shiny Hair | Perfect for Home Use, Travel & Salon Styling

This styling brush is so easy and versatile. For a very inexpensive tool, it works great. It's lightweight and gives a nice curl, or can smooth out a cowlick. It does take longer than some tools to heat up, but it's worth the wait.This brush is quick to heat and is useful for curling dry hair. Not designed for drying. I have had several of them. They last about 2 years. I use it at home and have a second in my suitcase for travel.I love this wand with its duel heat options and fast heat up. Looked a long time for it and I am very satisfied.Like all the heat adjustments and the combs, but if I get it caught in my hair, very hard to get loose without damage. My old one had a release on the wand which was greatCurls hair nicelyAmazing! I'm getting older and the curling rod wasn't working for me anymore. My fingers weren't agile enough to get all the little ends of a hair strand tucked in. As a result I wound up with a kink at the end of a strand and they would stick out anywhere and everywhere! I thought I'd try this to see if the bristles would help. It does! No more kinks! I have short fine textured hard to hold a curl caucasian hair. The curling brush heated quickly and set a good curl. The bristles are substantial and don't bend out of shape like others I've tried. Just one wish. That is that this item had a stand to set it on.Trying to style my hair. It works fine but only on dry or very lightly moist hair.It's small enough to fit my handsI am exremely happy with this product. It heats up very quickly and curls extremely well due to having diferent heat settings. I have tried a few hot brushes and this is by far the best.Where to start... This does not get appropriately hot. Set on 25 with turbo might be sufficient for someone with very thin hair. I have very thick shoulder length hair. If you have patience and you're on a budget then this is ok, but you have to hold it in your hair for a very long time. If you've ever had an 80s hot brush iron, hot comb or even had a length of hair from a 435F flat iron fall and touch your skin, then you know what a HOT IRON IS. This is not it. The cord is much too short. The handle is also really skinny, making it awkward to hold. Nowhere on the packaging does it state the exact max temperature of the tool. It might be ok for thin hair or young children, or maybe just a quick fringe refresh, but it's definitely not the old 80s hot brush I was looking for. I already have a hot air brush and those are fine but ladies are looking for their old fan favorites. It's a meh from me.Having read the questions and assurance that this product came with an Australian plug, it did not. It was a US plug and unusable, hence my decision to return. I am quite disappointed.I am now adding to this by saying I will reorder and persevere with an adapter. The reason? There are no old style curling wands with a brush available in Australia: I bought one at Big W by Vidal Sassoon and nowhere on the box did it indicate hot air yet it was a hot air brush. It is impossible to curl my fine hair because the air makes it fly everywhere! So adapter it is!Love this Conair Styling Brush. Perfect size for short fine hair. I bought the 1 1/2 inch size previous and love it, so when I changed to shorter hair I decided to get the 3/4 inch curling brush. Conair is a great product. Only the barrel heats up the teeth don’t so you won’t burn your hands or scalp.I recommend this product.This curling iron was well priced and works very well for short fine hair. I love that there is the ability to set the temperature to what works best for your hair. Fine hair needs a much lower temperature to prevent burning your hair which many curling irons don’t have.My only wish is that the cord was a little longer but it’s definitely manageable.Good quality for the money.