Wavytalk Pro Steam Hair Straightener Brush, Steamline Pro 3 in 1 Straightening Brush, Steam Reduces Damage, Nourishes Hair, and Expedites Straightening

I washed and blow dried my hair prior to using this! I have 4b/4c hair, I wasn’t fully expecting this work but it was absolutely amazing. My hair is so soft and it looks like I actually got a silk press. After 1 pass my hair was really straight. USE THE GLOVE YOUR HAIR WILL GET REALLY HOT. Other than that my only complain is that my roots are a bit hard to get completely straight with the brush because it’s not really a comb at the top and it’s really easy to burn yourself with it. I would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to get their hair done without going to the expensive hair salons, definitely was able to get the straight look I was going for without paying $100

I have 3c curls and straighten my hair once a year if that to protect my curls. In the past I used babybliss and hot tools. This is the straightest my hair has ever been from roots to ends. I didnt stretch my hair before hand either. I straightened on the couch while watching a show, lazy style and it came out amazing. my hair reverted beautifully on wash day with NO Heat damage! My hair took only one pass, I used naked brand heat protection with a little oloplex oil after and preferred my old tried and true jojoba oil. I live at beach and humidity is abundant. im happy with this straightener and will probably do it a lil more often now. My hair is to my waist when straight. 💡My one thing I would change on this straighter would be to add a notification when you are out of water in the chamber. I ran on twice and had no idea.

I have curly hair type 4B and I usually wear my hair curly. I do go to the salon and occasionally straightened my hair. My friend suggested I try the tymo version at her house which I liked the result but I found this brand online and saw the steamer option seamed very interesting. I used it for the first time and not only did it cut the time to get my hair straight by half, it left it SUPER soft. It usually takes me 2 hours to get my hair done, but this time in an hour I was done.I have never done my hair by myself and left it super soft, I only get it like this when I go to the salon. I am impress and fascinated with this product. I HIGHLY recommended.

Loved it!!! Saw a video about this product and how fast and easy it was so I had to give it a try myself. And let me tell you once you turn on the steam it starts working it's magic!!! I have a bad habit of waking up late when I have to go to work (even though I place a dozen alarms) and when I have 5-10 mins to get ready this definitely came in to the rescue.

So I mean, I really thought I wouldn’t be impressed. There is no way steam can straighten my hair, right?! WRONG!!This is a serious game changer. Not even kidding. Super easy to use, didn’t put myself (although you can tell it gets HOT) and had a healthy style when it was all said and done. It took about 40% less time to achieve the same style I would using a traditional flat iron. My hair felt so smooth, soft to the touch and was super shiny (I have no product or leave-in on my hair). My hair was wispy, not dried or oily. Not stiff, it was perfect. AND…did I mention it gets the roots with precision?

I bought this based on influencers I saw use it. I have curly 3c hair which can get pretty frizzy. I tried this on my hair when it was blown straight and in a curly wavy state. First thing was I wasn't expecting this comb to be so heavy. There is a lot of weight much heavier than a flat iron. It takes awhile to heat up and a long time to cool down. I had it at 370 degrees. It did straighten my hair, but the ends were left a bit frizzy. I feel my flat iron which is a ceramic Remington anti-frizz Therapy does a much better job at keeping my hair straight. So after thinking about why should I use the wavy talk over a traditional flat iron I decided to send it back. I don't straighten my hair regularly and this didn't make the job any easier. It also pulled a lot of my hair out even after combing first and with a small section. I had a Maxiglide several years ago with the steam and I really loved it. I guess I was looking for something like it but I think plates straighten hair better than a comb.

I bought this primarily because I was intrigued by the steam function. If that's why you want to buy this, gone ahead and skip it. It's nothing to write home about.My hair is natural, mostly 3C but 4B/4C closer to the front of my head. I used the design essentials blowout system line as the prep for this. It has never failed me. I used my RevAir on level 7 and heat setting 2 to dry/stretch my hair. I used my unbrush for detangling followed by my wide tooth comb.Even with all that, this brush still kept snagging on my hair, no matter how small the section! When I'd go back in with my detangling tools, they would glide through. The only thing that sorta worked was using a rat tail comb, (which most naturals don't use for detangling) and even then, I would still get a few snags and it would rip out a clump of my hair 😡.Because I had to work in half inch sections, it took me 3 hours to get through my head!! And that was after doing a full wash day. For reference, it usually takes me 2.5 hours for my regular wash day styling included.My hair was really soft after, but it definitely was NOT sleek, it was poofy. If you have relaxed hair, or loose curls, I could see this working for you. But if you have coily/kinky hair, this is not for us. Maybe as a touch up, if you have a silk press, but definitely not to take your hair from its natural state to straightened.

I bought it to start straightening my hair at home (I'm 100% curly, super curly with massive shrinkage). It was a success using the WavyTalk for the first time this past weekend. I didn't use any chemicals to straighten my hair, and it's super soft. To add some hydration, I applied Bio Complex's hair botulinum toxin; it's like magic.The glove is a must; the hair gets hot and it helps you handle it.The only downside I see it's product buildup will be somehow hard to get out of the brush; as the time advances, I'll see how that goes.So far, there was no need for me to use the heat at 410F.