What size should I get? I have thick, wavy, below shoulder length hair and completely uncoordinated with brush/dryer or straightener.
2018594
They make two sizes: 1 inch and 1-1/2 inch barrels. I have both and would recommend the larger one for longer hair.
2018595
My hair is fairly long with layers and also pretty thick and wavy. I use the 1.5" and it makes my hair look like I had it blown out with a round brush - I am pretty uncoordinated with a round brush and dryer too. I also have a 1", but it tends to put too much curl in my hair.
2018596
Sounds like you have a lot of hair. I would go for the bigger one (1.5). It's going to grab more in the bristles with the bigger surface area on the brush, and likely cut down on the amount of time it would take to style. I always find a bigger barrell easier to wield than a smaller one with these dryers, curling irons, etc. My hair is just past shoulders, layered, fairly thick and wavy and this works wonderfully!
2018597
I don't know. I have very straight, not thick, shoulder length hair. I got the 1.5 inch. Sorry, not sure about wavy thick hair. Good luck.
2018598
I wouldn't get anything any smaller than this one. It might take practice. I use the styler with my fryer for more lift and faster drying Hope this helps
2018599
We have very similar hair, mine is also thick, wavy and well beyond my shoulders. I got the 1.5" and it's really easy to use, just like brushing your hair.
1127425
I have thick wavy hair that sounds like it is just a little shorter than yours, and this brush works fine, but only when I detangle the ends first.
1377742
I guess it will depend if you have thin or thick hair. Some hair types don't take to curling irons or product. I have thick hair. What I usually do is straighten my long, naturally wavy hair before using this so I just have some waves at the bottom but a slick look at the top. It is perfect for that. So if you have straight hair and you don't find it hard to style, you will love this. The different temps also help depending on how stubborn your hair can be.With that said, I never had a curling iron like this before. I had the standard type in the past. I started using the glove that comes with it, but when I got used to it more, I didn't need it and it's second nature now to use it. :) Hope this helps! I guess it will depend if you have thin or thick hair. Some hair types don't take to curling irons or product. I have thick hair. What I usually do is straighten my long, naturally wavy hair before using this so I just have some waves at the bottom but a slick look at the top. It is perfect for that. So if you have straight hair and you don't find it hard to style, you will love this. The different temps also help depending on how stubborn your hair can be.With that said, I never had a curling iron like this before. I had the standard type in the past. I started using the glove... » Read More I guess it will depend if you have thin or thick hair. Some hair types don't take to curling irons or product. I have thick hair. What I usually do is straighten my long, naturally wavy hair before using this so I just have some waves at the bottom but a slick look at the top. It is perfect for that. So if you have straight hair and you don't find it hard to style, you will love this. The different temps also help depending on how stubborn your hair can be.With that said, I never had a curling iron like this before. I had the standard type in the past. I started using the glove that comes with it, but when I got used to it more, I didn't need it and it's second nature now to use it. :) Hope this helps! « Show Less
119834
yes! i have super thick hair myself and bought two and they were way longer then described. dont waste your money on these. i would just go to a Sallys Beauty Supply or whatever kind of beauty supply store . good luck!
6673
Hi, I have naturally thick wavy hair. However, this products straightens my waves out a bit instead of giving me defined waves/curls.
371115
I'm not sure Shirley - my hair is shoulder length and the brush part is wide - I don't think you would be able to get too much hair around the brush if it is too short. I've used a curling brush smaller in dimension when my hair was shorter and that worked very well for me. You might want to look for something like that instead. I don't want to discourage you; however, I can't say for sure this larger one would work. Hope this helps a little. Have a super day. Bev
627043
I have thick, curly hair and it works fine :) I would imagine any texture should work fine. Just be sure it's brushed really well, no snarls or tangles and do small sections at a time, like maybe about an inch wide when flattened and you should be fine. If you try to do too much at a time it does pull on the hair.
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.
1677147
I am Frank's wife. He bought the dryer for me (No, not as a Christmas present). I also have fine short hair. I use the dryer when I use rollers because it has a wide opening so it covers a large area at one time. I have also used it as you describe with fairly good results but my hair won't hold a curl and has a lot of cowlicks. The prongs that came with it are heavy and my arms are weak so I have less success with that.
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.
215318
I think you should have no problem b/c I have thick, medium length hair too...layered. You should still dry your hair by dividing it into sections...underside, middle & top sections. This is what I do. But it still should penetrate through your hair even when it is dry.This brush is amazing. It so easy to dry your hair w/ this, no tugging needed. And it dries it w/ less frizz. I still use my flat iron after but my hair is much smoother. I swear by this brush. I decided to order it after reading the reviews...totally worth it
1158414
I have thick, straight hair that is longer than my shoulders and I really like the XL. I've never tried a smaller size..
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!
689173
I am not that adept at getting it beautifully straight with the blow dryer. Still have to use a flat iron. Air drying followed by flat ironing also works for my wavy hair.
199927
I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want tight curls, you should use a curling iron. This product produces lift and volume, with smoothness and loose waves. I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want... » Read More I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want tight curls, you should use a curling iron. This product produces lift and volume, with smoothness and loose waves. « Show Less
1808845
I'm not sure how long or short your hair is, however, I have short hair, just touching shoulders. I have tried using the Caruso rollers vertically & yes I get waves if I use the larger rollers. I hope you enjoy your Caruso, I absolutely love mine, I won't use curling iron or any other type of hot curlers, these give me full looking hair!
811708
My hair is thin with layers.... shoulder length...did not work well for me.