does the brush detach while styling the hair? or it stays in place?
1107878
My experience has been it staying on, as long as you make sure it is snapped in good!
1107879
The brush on this model stays in place. The hook-on button has been updated to a better design. The brush on the 1800 watt model did not stay on after several months of use.
1107880
So far it doesn't detach, although I only used it a couple times. The crack between the brush attachment and the dryer does suck in my hair though which hurts so I didn't like this product.
1107881
No, the brush does not detach while styling. It is pretty stable in that respect.
1252255
I've had this dryer a few years and the brush stays on pretty good. I have 4c type hair which is REALLY kinky/curly and gets really tangled. The only time the comb has come off is when my hair is really tangled and the dryer has been on for a while making the plastic a little soft and easier to come off. I just let it cool for a minute and continue on just fine
1365365
The brush does not rotate. I have had this product for about a year and the attachment on the brush no longer holds the brush in place and it constantly falls off.
1197979
Hi Pat..no it does not have a hair release button, the bristles are slightly flexible and pointed so I noticed my hair doesn't tangle nearly as much as other "brush" irons.
1917912
Hi Linda, I have bought two of the Helen of Troy Tangle Free product. Yes it is suppose to spin. So send it back, and get one that does spin. It has a button on the side to release your hair, after you finish drying it, so your hair won't snarl in the brush.
1638951
I did not get a brush. There is a small row of bristles on the edge of opening to help pick up loose hair. It is removable.
824821
You control the brush it does not rotate automatically. With long hair that may be a problem. My hair is just below the ear and baby fine so I was able to control the brush easily
623059
I had mine come off a couple of times, but was because the grip inside of the comb came off. For the most part it stays on with my curly hair.
953862
if you have frizzy hair and no curl, this brush is for you. if you wear your hair curly. stick to the large detangling comb, leave in conditioner and curl cream.
105741
yes the comb is detachable and even rotates and locks in place so you can get the best tension as you do each side of your head.
79284
Yes, I have fine hair which was pulled through the back vent when I was shaping the underside of my hair with a round brush. Lesson learned - I use a clip to keep hair up top and work upward in layers now.
2118274
There is a small clip I haven't used it with the clip! I just hold my hair in place whole using it
148240
I absolutely love this styler and wish I'd found it sooner. I have short-ish (bob) very fine hair, and it used to be very curly. It makes my hair feel full, with lots of volume and straightens out the frizz. Because the roller brush has short soft bristles, there's hardly any pulling or tugging out of hair. If you buy it, make sure you keep the protective plastic piece around the brush when it's stored away so the bristles don't bend.
1927930
The bristles in this brush are of various sizes. That's the main difference b/t this one and the regular hair brushes. You might have to part your hair to get them detangled completely
1184462
yes it freely detaches but be careful because the blades are sharp and you don't want to let them just drop out.
929533
This particular wig is pretty well made and shouldn't lose much of it's hair when being brushed or detangled. As for the curls they'll lose a bit of the initial firm bounce after a brush or so but the curls should be able to last a while. I've had mine a while and one just like it in another color and they both have their curls relatively intact from the initial purchase. If anything you could always recurl them as needed.
298860
I couldn't get it to detach, but both grey parts swivel, so you can get it to an angle that will be parallel to the straight part of the stick it attaches to. That means the brush is parallel to the wall so you can vacuum drapes, for example. Personally, I used the brush attachment for the large, full size Dyson. This small curved brush was made to dust things parallel to the floor like fan blades or tops of cabinets.