Which size would you recommend for short bob length hair that's medium thickness?
88612
The handy would work well. My hair is longish, and slightly thick and it works for me. The popular would be too much brush for your length. The pocket may be too small for medium thickness.
88613
I think the Handy brush is perfect for any length hair. You will fall in love with this brush and your hair will shine!
88614
It really is a matter of what you want it to do rather than type of hair. Combination of different bristles mixed work the best overall in my opinion. Size of brush is a matter of use as well. I have a regular size I keep in the bathroom and a small one for travel. Wonderful quality.
1317427
I have a chin length bob, and use it nearly every morning to touch up the shape from bed head. I love that it takes just a short time to heat up, and the bristles grab my hair so I can either curl it or pull it straight. As for adding body and height, if you have fine hair, you will probably still need to use mousse or some kind of styling product.
2134636
It can work for short length hair, but you won't get very tight curls. They will be looser and less often in your hair. Mine is medium lenght and it works great!
248365
With chin length hair you would probably need to use the medium sized rollers which would make the curls tighter. I use the jumbo size on my hair and I like the results. I hope this helps.
1058008
I got the one inch one and my hair is down to my bottom. Either one should work fine.
2276741
I would think that a short hair would be best for a beagle. All I can tell you is get one. They are fantastic!
1856271
Since your hair is short, the product will work better...I am guessing, since for longer hair this product will just weigh the hair down because the texture of it is slimey and heaver. I'd recommend another product for hair texture like a shaping cream by the tea tree brand. I use that right now (also have short hair) and it works great...the texture of it isn't liquidy like this product so it doesn't weigh the hair down. Or check out a hair taffy of some sort....You can always try this product yourself and see how it works for you; everyone has there own likes and dislikes. But I recommend a hair product like I mentioned above because the texture isn't this thick liquidy stuff. Since your hair is short, the product will work better...I am guessing, since for longer hair this product will just weigh the hair down because the texture of it is slimey and heaver. I'd recommend another product for hair texture like a shaping cream by the tea tree brand. I use that right now (also have short hair) and it works great...the texture of it isn't liquidy like this product so it doesn't weigh the hair down. Or check out a hair taffy of some sort....You can always try this product yourself and see how it works for you; everyone has there own likes and dislikes. But I recommend... » Read More Since your hair is short, the product will work better...I am guessing, since for longer hair this product will just weigh the hair down because the texture of it is slimey and heaver. I'd recommend another product for hair texture like a shaping cream by the tea tree brand. I use that right now (also have short hair) and it works great...the texture of it isn't liquidy like this product so it doesn't weigh the hair down. Or check out a hair taffy of some sort....You can always try this product yourself and see how it works for you; everyone has there own likes and dislikes. But I recommend a hair product like I mentioned above because the texture isn't this thick liquidy stuff. « Show Less
546068
This brush comes in 3 sizes: Small- 3/4", Medium-1" or Large-1 3/4" . My hair is really fine so I own the medium and is perfect for tight waves that loosen up a bit after a few hours.
231874
The ideal sizes depends on length, not hair type. Two inch for long hair and one inch for short hair is standard, but some people prefer the opposite, for example, someone with short hair may prefer two inch because it helps them get done quicker, or someone with long hair may like one inch better because it's easier to create a flip. The temperature is what is significant with hair types. Always start out with a low setting, then go up from there (or down) gradually depending on need. If you're smelling burnt hair, it's too high (which really should go without saying but I've seen a lot of women use settings regularly that are this high). If it's too low, obviously your hair isn't going to get straightened or its going to take a huge amount of time to get it straight. I'm guessing the girl with thin hair will use a lower setting than the one with frizz. I wouldn't start either out higher than 15 on this flat irons settings.
1638481
I'm not familiar with the other size but for me, the baby curls is for short to medium length hair.. anything longer than shoulder I would suggest going a size up.
1679876
I use a quarter size dollop before I blow dry my hair. Use less if you have short hair.
813808
Not certain. My hair is long, course and thick. My sister uses it and likes, and her hair is finer and thinner than mine. It's medium length.
1058009
Generally speaking, 2 inches is good for shoulder length hair. If your hair is heavily layered (as opposed to all the same length) and/or very fine you may want to go the size down. If you have bangs and want to use the 2 inch model on them, it will be far too large. But again, if you have medium to thick hair at shoulder length, the 2 inch would be the way to go.
1744769
I have 3/4 inch one. Nice and light, easy to use with short hair. Like the nonslip handle.
74827
I have 4c shoulder length, and if you use a good heat protectant and a lower heat setting it'll be okay! I don't go higher than 15 and my hair gets straight and I don't use a HP like I should lol good luck!
1596510
I think you might want to consider the 3\4" size if your hair is really short. However, it seems to be more expensive. It is easy to use, but like any product takes a little "playing around" with for different parts of the head. It does come with a DVD.
199925
I would say medium or large , as my layers are short on the top of my head and I've got medium, it helps your hair to look like it's got volume on the top, medium gives a natural curl, and the large give a bigger wavier natural look, the only problem you might have is getting the roller to stay in with your layers, it can be tricky!