Hair Straightener Brush, TYMO Ring Hair Straightener Comb Straightening Brush for Women with 5 Temps 20s Fast Heating & Dual Voltage, Black

This straightener is fabulous! It does a great job. It doesn’t take long and straightens my hair without making it flat. It gives my hair a bit of volume but it’s straight and not frizzy. It’s easy to use even for people like me that aren’t skilled at doing hair. Highly recommend! I’ll never go back to a regular straightener.

Amazing ! Literally the easiest tool to use makes your hair smooth and shiny and works so fast . I have super curly hair and this tool has transformed my hair! Love it

I’ve had this hair straightener for over three years now so I feel it’s finally time to write a review first and foremost. It works great. I love it disclaimer though I use several heat tamers before even putting this thing in my hair and I also use the air Bliss Timo blow dryer, which is an ionic one and I love it so the products I used where the very popular color while John Frida and extra strength and the Taraji P Henson, he tamers I blow dry my hair first after washing it and then I use this hair straightener and it straightened my hair and only two passes. My entire hair routine took only three hours 30 minutes to blow dry and the rest is just making sure that it was straightened to my liking. The grip is great. It does not slip out of my hand and the contour of the buttons makes it so that you don’t accidentally turn it off. Definitely takes way less time than when I used to use a regular flat iron, which would take pretty much an entire day it also is a great size for travel. I would definitely recommend.

Surprised how the straightener works. Well enough, fast and easy to use, but not a flat iron replacement. It straightens my hair with few passes making my hair smooth but not silky as advertised. Can't style it to my liking nor the ends of the hair. However I am comfortable with it and will continue to use the straightener and find how it works for me. Do recommend.

What?? This is so cheap and works so much better than any straightener I've owned. Here's the big caveat... you have very little control over the ends of your hair. I've owned Solia, Chi, am currently using the white T3... my hair has never been easier to straighten or as straight on the top of my head. You don't get the wavy crimp lines from a flat straightener because this thing basically combs into your hair and straightens from the root out an inch so there is no way to have a crimp line. I am blown away by how shiny my hair looks. And it was crazy easy. Took no effort. In fact, you almost have to use bigger sections with this tool than with a flat iron straightener. Okay so here's the snag, and you can tell just by watching any video of someone using it. You need to hold pressure on your hair to hold it inside of the tool, so when you get to the ends and have to let go, there is no way to really control the ends. I was able to hold my hair until the last little bit slipped from my fingers and I managed to curl the ends under. The finished look is great. But if I wanted it to be stick straight all the way to the end, not curled under at all, that would be a little harder. Does this replace a flat iron? No. I often straighten just the ends of my hair after curling it, and I could not do that with this tool. However, this thing is waay faster and easier and makes my hair shinier and smoother than a flat iron. The heat up time is slow. At first just the top blue light was blinking and I thought that meant it was warming up. Nope. You need to hit the power button (again?). The blinking blue light apparently just shows you it's plugged in. Once you hit the power button, the white lights will indicate the power/heat level and the top blinking white light will become solid once it's done heating. It took maybe 30 sec - 1 min longer than my usual flat iron heat up time. Safety/fire prevention... so this thing would be harder to burn yourself on for sure. Also, the actual hot plates don't touch your counter or anything other than your hair because the guards block them. The back of the tool is flat. It DOES get HOT, but touchably hot. It might melt plastic carpeting. But I have no concerns with setting the flat backside directly on my counter, which means I no longer have to balance a straighener on its case or a hot pad. I am just in shock... I didn't expect this cheap thing to work so well. I literally just bought a dyson airwrap after years of wanting one and am not nearly as blown away with it. This would be a great gift for anyone into beauty or hair because it's not a common device to own and works amazing and is relatively inexpensive. So glad I tried it.

I bought this hair straightening brush to use in my daily routine. It works well to smooth the hair and reduce frizz, leaving a natural-looking finish. What I like: Heats up quickly Easy to use Does not pull on the hair Saves time compared to a flat iron What could be better: Works best when using small sections of hair Recommended for: People who want a quick, natural-looking style. Not recommended for: Those who want very straight results or have very curly hair. Overall, I’m satisfied with the product and it does what it promises.

The best hair straightening comb! The results are simply wonderful! Time saving, burn and tangle resistance! Wished I’d known about this hair straightener long ago. Just know I have picked out a very high performing hair tool that has five heating levels! I highly recommend this hot little item! Oh, and I love the included brush, hair clips and glove!

The brush itself is great! It gets really hot and straightens my hair with about 2 brushes to a small section. I was actually pretty surprised how well it did my hair, I have somewhere between 3b or 4b hair! Only issue I had is that it would randomly turn off multiple times while I was doing my hair which was frustrating. It still took about 2 hours to do my hair but it would’ve gone way quicker if it didn’t keep shutting off. I dislike the glove it comes with, though. It’s pretty useless 😵‍💫 wether it was for heat protection or holding the brush better, it’s ineffective either way unfortunately.