Amika Blowout Babe Thermal Brush

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the blowout babe thermal brush is easy to use while being ultra-versatile. the heated brush allows you to create a blowout look without a blow dryer or hot air for a sleek frizz free straight look all from the comfort of your own home. Heat resistant handle, cool tip design and lightweight body - to guarantee easy, comfortable and safe styling.

The Blowout Babe is a hot brush that allows you to get that professional blowout look — without all the noise and hot air that comes with your typical styling sesh. It’s designed for all hair types and can be used to create a blowout at home or to refresh the perfect blowout you got at the salon so it lasts a little bit longer. The brand recommends using the product in a few different ways. To achieve a blowout, use the brush like a typical round brush and blow dryer combination, just without the blow dryer. If you're looking to add more shine or volume to your hair, they suggest sliding the on/off button all the way up until it glows red, which activates the negative ion generator. Slide the “on” button up once to use regular heat or twice to use the ionizer. Place the tool on a flat, heat-resistant surface like your bathroom counter to heat up. A little red light will stay on the whole time it’s on. Mashable reporters spent at least 10 hours hands-on testing each of the hair tools featured in this guide. In addition, Mashable Shopping Reporter Bethany Allard also spent countless hours reviewing the Airwrap and Flexstyle. That being said, there are a few minor reasons one might be inclined to gravitate toward an Airwrap instead of a comparable dupe. It dries slightly faster and runs a little quieter than the FlexStyle, for one thing. It's not so quiet "that it would make any functional difference in say, waking up a roommate over the Shark," Allard said, but it's "slightly more pleasant to listen to as you do your hair." And the whole kit has a premium luxury feel — for some, the Dyson name will be a key selling point.The brand recommends using the product in a few different ways. To achieve a blowout, use the brush like a typical round brush and blow dryer combination, just without the blow dryer. If you're looking to add more shine or volume to your hair, it suggests sliding the on/off button all the way up until it glows red, which activates the negative ion generator. Noise level: It's not a major dealmaker or breaker, but the Airwrap is noticeably quieter than the average hair dryer or hot air brush. ionic generator - to increase negative ion output resulting in shiny, smooth, frizz-free results with zero static.

I was also so impressed by the actual curl. Depending on how tightly or loosely I wrapped my hair around the barrel, the heat magically added a dose of volume and shine in mere seconds. Essentially, two types of hot brushes exist: One that combines brush bristles with heated plates and the other with hot airflow. “In both cases, the bristles help to separate your hair into smaller strands and straighten them more effectively,” says Monica Davis, a professional hairstylist and founder of the blog My Straightener. There are two kinds of hot brushes: Ones that use hot air and ones that use a hot plate. This thermal brush also only heats up to 356 degrees and doesn't get as hot as other tools I've used. This hasn't been an issue for me and I actually like the temperature, but it's just something to think about if you prefer your tools to be on the hotter side. Is the Amika Blowout Babe Thermal Brush Worth the Splurge? The round brush itself is lightweight, easy to handle, user-friendly, and I love that it can create a number of different looks. I can curl my hair, give myself a bouncy blowout, or just smooth everything out using one simple tool. Plus, it doesn't take long to get through my entire head of hair — usually about seven minutes at the most. Ionic generator - to increase negative ion output resulting in shiny, smooth, frizz-free results with zero static.During our testing, we found that the infrared heat really delivered in providing an effortless blowout that lasts. Of course, you'll always want to use heat protectant, but with this brush maxing out at at 356 degrees, it didn't feel like we were jeopardizing our hair health. On the heat damage spectrum of the Airwrap to a curling iron, using the Blowout Brush feels like it falls somewhere in the middle. The wand features a 1.5-inch ceramic barrel that emits far-infrared heat to penetrate into the center of your hair, effectively heating it from the inside out. Because this type of heat tech warms your hair evenly, it allows you to style your strands without causing as much damage as your typical hot tools. The brush heats up to 356 degrees Fahrenheit all while the heat-resistant handle stays cool. The round brush is covered in 0.5-inch nylon bristles that make it easy to smooth and style your strands. There’s also an ionic option, which increases the negative ion output on the heated barrel for shinier, smoother hair.

Featuring a thermal ceramic barrel and ion generator, the Blowout Babe Thermal Brush emits far-infrared heat and negative ions for faster, healthier styling with the ultimate in smooth, shiny, frizz-free results. However, since getting my hands on this tool, I've been air-drying my hair way more often, and it looks so good when I'm finished styling it that I can't believe how long I lived without it. Keep reading for more of my full review on the product, and see the before and after photos for yourself. About the Amika Blowout Babe Thermal Brush

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I LOVE IT it’s like a hair dryer with no noise👏🥹🧚✨ #thermalbrush #blowoututorial #roundbrush ♬ original sound - devin Ready And Able - an easy grip, 9 foot 360° swivel cord made of heat-proof, up to 450ºF (232ºC), fabric and a professional hook makes use and storage simple. With a TikTok tutorial at the ready on my phone, I grabbed the tool and glided it through my hair. The bristles untangled any leftover knots while the warmth of the barrel smoothed away frizz. Honestly, I could have run it through my hair a few times and left it at that, but I was bent on achieving ’90s-era Cindy Crawford volume. Cord length: Professional-quality styling tools can have cords as long as 8 or 9 feet —the Airwrap's measures 8.5 feet — but you can get away with a shorter one if there's an outlet right next to your vanity. For my needs, this product has been absolutely wort the splurge. However, if you're looking for a blow-dryer brush that can dry and style your hair at the same time, this probably isn't the product for you. If you've been looking for an easy way to style your hair after it's been air-dried, or the perfect way to cut down on frizz, then IMO, this tool is priceless. Where Is the Amika Blowout Babe Thermal Brush Available?