does this hot air curler work good or dry permed curls
79724
Yes. I don't have permed hair but I believe it would work fine for permed hair.
79725
For me, it works best when my hair is partially dry and I use it to finish drying and add curl. However, my hair is very short, very fine and very straight. It might make your hair too curly if you already have a perm, especially if you are using it on dry hair. I think it is meant to be used when your hair is partially dry. Hope this helps.
79726
hi cindy, i haven't used the brush lately due too short hair but when i did use it i had good results. i also had permed hair when using it didn't notice any extra dryness. my cousin is using one now and her hair looks awesome. i recommend the product, oh one thing, the air can get hot on the scalp. my cousin is currently using it and her hair looks awesome. good luck!!!
79727
I have no curl in my hair so I use to add curl/volume- any heat will dry hair but it has cool selection to use if you only want curls
1679216
I think you should dry hair before using this iron brush. If hair is wet, you cannot make perfect curls. Moreover, if you want to straighten your curly hair, this iron brush is not good choice. It's hard to make straight hair with this product.
242571
I wouldn't say curl, it really just adds a lot of body if you use it correctly. Almost like using an old fashioned heated roller set system without having to roll each piece individually and waiting for it to cool and then brush out. When using a hot curling brush, the hot air that flows through it like a hair dryer is basically forming the hair into the shape of the wand with the heat kind of like a curling iron does but the curl is much softer, not defined. If this wand had a cold shot button and you were able to hold the hair on the brush while hot and then cool it, the curl would be much more defined and last longer. The bonus with this wand is the lock/unlock feature of the barrel. I haven't been able to find a wand that has both a cold shot and a locking barrel. That would be ideal to be able to create a real curl that would last .
1835737
Hi, i just dry my hair normally air dry at night and in morning i just brush my hair with the conair and belive me my hair is straight in 5 min .i love this brush...save me a lot of time with a hair dryer....also i tried to dry my hair with a hair dryer 1st and the results are not so good .the hair stays very dryed ...so i dont use the hair dryer at all.i just use the conair brush.
808568
Sara is right. It has a "set" setting, which is warm (to set a curl), and a "dry" setting which is hot, but not as hot many American dryers. On the other hand, it does not burn the hair, as American dryers do. It has a comb and an interesting brush, which can be adjusted to create wide or narrow curls. I use it at the last stage of blow drying after shampooing hen the hair is moist, or after after lightly spraying dry hair with water in the morning. It styles the hair well: flips long hair and turns it under.... also creates lift nicely on top. Does not overheat or dry ends of hair. Sara is right. It has a "set" setting, which is warm (to set a curl), and a "dry" setting which is hot, but not as hot many American dryers. On the other hand, it does not burn the hair, as American dryers do. It has a comb and an interesting brush, which can be adjusted to create wide or narrow curls. I use it at the last stage of blow drying after shampooing hen the hair is moist, or after after lightly spraying dry hair with water in the morning. It styles the hair well: flips long hair and turns it under.... also creates lift nicely on top. Does not overheat or dry... » Read More Sara is right. It has a "set" setting, which is warm (to set a curl), and a "dry" setting which is hot, but not as hot many American dryers. On the other hand, it does not burn the hair, as American dryers do. It has a comb and an interesting brush, which can be adjusted to create wide or narrow curls. I use it at the last stage of blow drying after shampooing hen the hair is moist, or after after lightly spraying dry hair with water in the morning. It styles the hair well: flips long hair and turns it under.... also creates lift nicely on top. Does not overheat or dry ends of hair. « Show Less
1726278
I love mine. I have thick curly hair that takes hours and hours to dry naturally. This dries my hair in 10-15 min and does not frizz it out. Go for it.
1824163
It is not a dryer, no blowing air. Just a hot pipe with teeth all around to help grasp and hold the hair. My hair is short, so it works well for me.
369639
Hi Amber, it gets very hot. Hotter then your regular curler. Also it doesn't have any support "legs" if you want to put it down so I was hanging it over the towel holder "bar"
127383
It really does work. I love the her styler it makes my hair feel soft an not brittle like other flat irons. The curling wand is great too I have naturally straight hair and it is hard to keep a curl without using a whole can of hairspray and with her styler wand my curls last all day with only a little hairspray now!!! :) hope this helped!!!
793014
This dryer is good for any kind of hair, however I recommend that you use the cool setting and not the hot.
1679215
I think you should dry hair before using this iron brush. If hair is wet, you cannot make perfect curls.Moreover, if you want to straighten your curly hair, this iron brush is not good choice.It's hard to make straight hair with this product.
2180434
It has been great to my hair I have curly, fine, Latin hair and it has not burned it. I use it at its lowest setting and it works great and leaves the hair manageable and soft.
929919
All it does is heat up and curl...NO hot air....FYI...it burns my fingers and if u roll it close to your head it will burn yourhead. I have looked everywhere for a 1" curling brush having no luck...even contacted Conair. Hope this helps
1184764
With the right products it works great. I use the Deva Care products for curly hair, and I could sit under this for 15 minutes and my hair was dry and very curly with no rollers.
2206897
Hi! I have shoulder length hair. I dry my hair with a regular hair dryer until it's just damp. I finish it with the Conair Hot Air Brush. It is faster then blow drying it and then using a curl iron - and the results are better! (The hot air brush only works if your hair is long enough to wrap around the barrel!)
808570
No cool setting. Dry is more forceful and uses the wide blower brush. Setting is warm but not forceful. To straighten, instructions on p. 14of instruction book says use blower brush..to curl, use changeable roll brush (available only on EH-KA60. I still have to use a curling iron briefly to curl ends as my hair is short and falls through the brushes.
1787860
I am not able to use it to curl my hair. To some extent, you can use it to flip the ends but the outside really does not get very hot so it would not work well for curling. It does however work very well at straightening and smoothing and heats up almost immediately which is great when you are in a rush. I use different tools for different styles but if you want one tool that will work for both straightening and curling, I have seen straighteners specifically designed for both styles. Conair makes a 2-in-1 product for about $35 but I have not tried it. I know there are others available as well. Hope this helps! I am not able to use it to curl my hair. To some extent, you can use it to flip the ends but the outside really does not get very hot so it would not work well for curling. It does however work very well at straightening and smoothing and heats up almost immediately which is great when you are in a rush. I use different tools for different styles but if you want one tool that will work for both straightening and curling, I have seen straighteners specifically designed for both styles. Conair makes a 2-in-1 product for about $35 but I have not tried it. I know there are others available as... » Read More I am not able to use it to curl my hair. To some extent, you can use it to flip the ends but the outside really does not get very hot so it would not work well for curling. It does however work very well at straightening and smoothing and heats up almost immediately which is great when you are in a rush. I use different tools for different styles but if you want one tool that will work for both straightening and curling, I have seen straighteners specifically designed for both styles. Conair makes a 2-in-1 product for about $35 but I have not tried it. I know there are others available as well. Hope this helps! « Show Less