When you retract the bristles does your hair ever get caught? I have fine hair and it seems that even if product says it won't tangle, it does for me
283670
It will tangle until you get the hang of it. Use small sections of hair and make sure it is brushed out before using and you will be fine!
283671
Don't buy this product. I bought 2 of this and they stop working within one month
283672
I rarely put my hair in a tight roll where I need to retract the bristles, so I haven't had it happen. I do more of a roll and pull.
283673
i just didnt like it at all, i have super fine hair as well! it has been in my hair dryer drawer and every know and then i try it....and still don't care for it. I end up using my curling iron. in the early 90's they had one on the market that was the bomb! I can't find anything like that ....with the bristles and blew out hot air while driving and it was no 100.00 one...it was like 20 or 30 dollars wish someone would manufacture something like that again....
1525606
No, your hair won't get caught up in the plates. It's so smooth won't don't feel it pulling your hair at all.
1475011
didnt for me.. I tease my hair at the roots it makes it hold on better.. guess it just depends on hair type or how you place it clips just arent for some people and if thats the only problem just take them out and use hair glue it does the trick (:
1741116
I have fine hair with some thick ones here and there. I find that it pulls the fine hairs out much easier than the thick ones. I sometimes have to go over an area several times to get the coarse hair. Or I give up and pluck that hair with tweezers. I don't mind because I mainly have fine hairs. I don't mind picking a few strays.
66774
There is almost no buildup because the bristles are smooth and have no ridges to catch hair. What little there is can be removed by reaching across the bristles with a damp cloth, pinching and pulling. That usually does it.
2033904
Yes, you have to pause to pull the hair off. It comes off of the brush very easily though.
2261842
Only recently, the tangling brush attachment has started falling off on ocassion. I figured it was just me, my hair is quite thick.
847494
When I first started using it, it did a lot more. But as long as you're careful to use just the right amount and and it's not already tangled it's not a problem. Even when it did get tangled, I didn't have to cut it off or anything. It's a really awesome curler.
1931464
The bristles are 1/4" long and have a little ball at the end. I use it when my hair is short and it works fine. I could see it getting tangled in your hair if you were using is on long hair.
1903438
It does tangle some, but not nearly as bad as I expected. Of course I haven't really worn it for longer than an hour or so. With hair this long there really is no way to prevent tangles (at one point my real hair was nearly this long as tangled far worse). Just gentle brush through it from bottom to top and they come out without much shedding. :)
1975788
I have noticed that if I let the hair grow just a big longer, it is easier for the device to "grab" it. That's the only suggestion I can make. Hope it helps.
1457622
Yes it is. You must have long hair, I have short to medium length and mine does not get caught. I used my brush on my granddaughter and great granddaughter and never got their hair stuck on the handle.
1335343
Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also use it between shampoos on dry hair to curl my hair. Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also... » Read More Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also use it between shampoos on dry hair to curl my hair. « Show Less
1155626
I have fine straight hair that easily tangles, and the brush is great. It also helps eliminate static in the winter months.
194384
I have very fine hair as well and never had it snag or pull. It runs down the hair shaft smoothly.
1230922
I haven't had a problem with this brush in that sense at all. I haven't personally experienced it but this is a really great hair brush! I actually love it and have bought all the sizes in this brush.
9586
My hair does not get stuck on the rollers. I have long hair so I tend to wrap the ends around the roller and then role the rest of the section.