38mm Thermal Brush, Volumizing Heated Round Hot Brush, Ceramic Tourmaline Ionic Curling Comb Dual Voltage Travel Iron, LCD Display, 10 Temperature Settings

Lovely brush perfect size.

It works but misinformation in the description. It says that the brush goes up to 230 degrees with 10 heat settings and then on the box it says 210 degrees with 11 heat settings but the actual brush only goes up to 220 degrees, this is probably hot enough for fine hair but I purchased this one as it seemed to be the only one online that went up to 230 degrees.. it doesn’t. Still, it’s good value for money- a little scratchy, definitely doesn’t ‘glide’ but I only use it to style my ends and bangs so it’s fit for purpose.I would say if you were brushing through your whole length of hair to invest in a slightly more expensive brush that glides a little better.

It doesn’t curl at all!!

its perfect size and easy to handle delivery was excellent

The description of the item is wrong and I didn’t manage to get the desired results. Also I had to watch several tutorial before being able to use it properly. Not impressed

Easy to use on hair, if you section it and take your time! We had to watch a few tutorials to get it quite right. The settings are easy to apply and understand. With the highest heat level we were able to get the look we wanted, after a few practices! Good value for money too!

I recently tried this thermal brush, and it's been a great addition to my hair styling tools. This curling hot brush is perfect for adding volume and curls to my hair, especially when I'm short on time. The ceramic tourmaline ionic technology helps to reduce frizz and leaves my hair looking smooth and shiny, which I really appreciate.One of the best features is the 10 temperature settings, which allow me to choose the right heat level for my hair type. The LCD display makes it easy to see and adjust the temperature. It's great for traveling too, thanks to the dual voltage feature, so I can take it with me anywhere.The 38mm barrel size is perfect for creating loose waves and volume, though it might not be ideal if you're looking for tighter curls. The brush heats up quickly and distributes heat evenly, but I found that the handle can get a little warm during use, so be mindful of that.Overall, this hot brush is a versatile and convenient tool for anyone looking to add some volume and curls to their hairstyle. It's user-friendly and offers good performance, making it a solid four-star product in my book.

I ordered this curling iron for my girlfriend to try out, she's always looking for an easier way to curl her hair so thought this might be just what she was looking for. The hair brush is very easy to use, there's a temperature display so you can easily set the temperature to what you need just by clicking one button. The cord twists on its own to prevent the cable from getting tangled.The first thing my girlfriend noticed was how quickly the brush heats up, it literally takes seconds to go from 120 -230 degrees. She was slightly bothered about the instructions as they provide all the temperature settings but don't explain which setting is best for which type of hair.Another issue she encountered was the lack of the resting stand, as it made her quite uncomfortable to put the hairbrush down on her bedside drawers knowing that it's hot and it's touching things.Now onto the actual curling, the instructions do say that depending on your hair type and thickness you might need to repeat the process about 3 times (10-15 seconds each time), but my girlfriend's hair is very thin and the most she got was a slight wave after using it multiple times for about 20-30 seconds each time on the same strand of hair. On top of that, her hair kept getting tangled in the hair brush which was quite scary for her knowing that the brush is hot and still attached to her hair. At this point of time she wouldn't recommend this product.Lastly I have to mention the electrical safety of this item. There are loads of issues with this.Firstly, I had to go digging through the manual to find the actual power rating of the brush as it was not on the actual brush (to the best of my knowledge this is mandatory for all electronics).Secondly, the rated power does not even closely match the actual power - the manual mentions 65W however the item actually uses we ll in excess of 200W!Lastly, despite this supposedly only being a low power item, it still had a 13A fuse in it! This means that even if the device malfunctioned and sucked up 3kW it would continue to work as the fuse would not get blown. This is a huge electrical safety violation and I strongly recommend against the use of this item.