BeautimeterHair Dryer Brush 3-in-1 Hair Styler: Rotating Blow Dryer Brush with 2-Inch and 1.5-Inch Brushes

This product works wonderfully if you know how to use it. It takes a little practice to perfect its usage. I have medium length, fine hair, and if I let my hair dry naturally, it lies flat with unattractive waves. When I use my Beautimeter, my hair has volume and looks like I just had it styled professionally. I will try to update with a before and after picture. This is my second rotating brush of the same make and model. I purchased my first one in 2021 and I am still using it, though it has slowed down a little over the years. I'm amazed that it still works, though, as often as I use it. I have purchased other models, but this one works the best for me, as I can use it with one hand or two, and it is more "user friendly." The brushes emulate a typical round brush, and I find that if I brush my hair out with a regular brush before trying to use the rotation, my hair does not tangle (if it happens to tangle though, just push the other button to "unwind" your hair). I bought a second one to travel with and/or to have on hand if my earlier model fails to work. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a one-step hair process from shower to showtime. I rarely use my curling iron anymore.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this over a year ago and love it as much or more than as I did when I bought it!I have used a brush dryer for as long I can remember. My one dislike of brush dryers was that it required two hands: one to hold the dryer, one to “coax” the hair onto the brushes, and then both hands together to rotate the brush to wrap the hair.When my last brush dryer died, I went on the hunt for a new one. I tried the currently-trending oval ionic dryer brush (not allowed to name the brand), but I found it way too bulky and unwieldy, so I returned it.Then I found this Beautimeter hot air spin brush. To be totally honest, I didn’t realize it had MOTORIZED spin until I unboxed it, plugged it in, and discovered the spin control button. Imagine my delight when I discovered this!That motorized spin is a game-changer. That rotating brush grabs my hair like a Black Friday closeout sale, then winds it up tight. Not only do I no longer have to manually spool my hair onto the brush (a two-handed affair), but with a little practice I could dry, smooth, and gently curl my hair all with one hand. I still use a second hand as a helper, but even when I had shoulder surgery I still did a decent job of styling my hair.I will concede that this may not work as well on all hair types or cuts. I have a lot of hair, but it is pretty straight and fine. It’s cut with long layers; I tend to curl the top layer inwards, and then flip the under layers outwards. This brush creates plenty of smooth volume in just minutes (see video).I also find the dryer brush works better on damp rather than fully wet hair. Wet hair is heavy and doesn’t glide as well through the brushes, which pulls hard against the spin mechanism and motor and may contribute to the breakage some users have experienced. I find it instead easier and quicker to partially dry my hair with a conventional dryer, then apply my styling product (a light mousse or gel) and finish it with the Beautimeter spin brush.At the time that I bought this, it seemed to be the only type of dryer brush with the motorized spin feature. It seems to have caught on, because some other brands have come up with their own versions. But Beautimeter should get credit for innovating this terrific product, and if I ever have to buy another one, I would buy this one again!

This is a spinning brush that also dries your hair. Eureka!!! Why didn't someone invent this before? I have rheumatoid arthritis and the traditional "round brush and blow dryer" was just too much for me. I recently cut my hair and saw a youtube video of a woman using this type of tool (not the same brand - hers was like $250!) Anyway, I decided to give it a try. It works like advertised ... most of the time.I like that it has 2 brush attachments for either long or short hair. The brush is soft but grabs the hair well - I like that. I don't like brushes with hard bristles that hurt my head and tangle. It take a bit of practice to figure out which way you need to rotate the brush - there are little switches that you use to change the direction of the rotating brush. I felt really clumsy at first but am getting better. And I love the result.However, I have had several times when the brush will refuse to rotate. I then manually rotate the brush back and forth to try and get it to work again. Sometimes it fixes it really quick and others it takes a while. There is no rhyme or reason as to why it quits working or comes back to life. This is really annoying. I will contact the seller to see if it is something I am doing wrong or if it is the product. Oh, btw, there is a knob on the end that can be pushed in to enable or disable the rotation feature. I had accidentally disabled the spin and it took me a bit to realize I had done it. However, my issue with it quitting has nothing to do with that knob. That is always the first thing I check. sigh.

This curling brush is so easy to use! It took me no time to figure out how to use the button to turn the brush. I can dry and style my hair almost with one hand. That is huge! It dries my hair much quicker than my hairdryer, possibly because it is up against my hair and I don’t have to turn my head down to get the underneath side of my hair. I like that it has a setting for cool air because at times it gets quite hot and my hair feels like it is burning. So I just change the setting to cool and it continues to style and dry my hair. The results are wonderful. I have naturally wavy hair. It has always been easy for me to smooth out the hair on top, but the hair underneath continues to wave and give me trouble when I am using my old hairdryer. But, with this tool, all of my hair comes out smooth and with a bounce. After I wash my hair, I let it air dry for a short while (maybe be 10 minutes) and then use this tool. It is all I need! You don’t want to use this on extremely wet hair. So, if you do not want to wait for your hair to dry a little in the air, you could use a hairdryer to blow out some of the moisture. It is good to get some of the moisture out of your hair before using it. Where has this tool been all of my life? When I was young, the tool to straighten my hair was the iron. Lol!