can someone kindly tell me the make and madel of "salon edition hot air brush 3/4"? does it produce hot air wind in addition to heat? thank you!
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Don't know about the make/model but yes it produces hot air & heat. The brush doesn't spin but it really doesn't need to. Works great & i love it. I You can get many looks from using this. Create waves curl or just smooth out hair. My old one was a vidal sasson & it lasted about 12 yrs. Didn't see one when I was ordering so got the salon Edition one. Really like it as much as my old one. Hope this helps
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I believe it's Vial Sassoon but don't quote me. It Does produce hot air wind
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In my opinion, the product that you have is defective and should be returned for replacement. Mine does not do this, but I have had the same thing happen with another brand that I used in the past. Or, is it possible that the hot air brush is too hot and needs to cool down before it restarts!! Hope this helps!!
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Yes, this has been a terrible problem for me!! DO NOT TRAVEL WITH THIS CURLING BRUSH. The bristles are very fragile. I Iwish Helen of Troy would improve the quality. I even contacted the company to ask them to do it. I was told they plan on coming out with a professional version that's better. We'll see... In the meanwhile I bought this REMINGTON CB65A45 KERATIN THERAPY PRO VOLUME curling brush from thehut.com out of the UK. $41 including shipping. It's even a little larger which I'm looking forward to. Haven't tried it yet but looks good.
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It blows air. There are a couple of settings for the temperature and air speed, if that helps. It is my opinion from usage, that it does not heat up to "salon hot". It is a lesser watted dryer. Hope this helps
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I like this one too. It curls fabulously well. My hair usually curls and then straightens before I ever get to work, but with this one, it gets soooo hot that the curl holds...and you don't need very long hair to go around the barrel. HOwever....it is so hot you will need to set the temp down a little and not use it on hi, AND, like was said before, you CANNOT put it down on your scalp or touch it with your fingers, bc it is soooo hot.
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The Conair hot air brush is "dual voltage" only because it locks you out of the High setting when you're plugged into a 240 volt outlet. Beware. I'm still looking for one that works, too.
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I air dry my hair to pretty much dry and then use the hot air brush. It works great. I also put some kind is a conditioner or heat protector it on my hair is soon as I get out of the shower. The brush gets pretty hot. My second brush is hotter than my first was. But it does a great job. I would never have another brand.
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I'm Af-Am with natural 4b hair and I LOVE this flat iron. It heats up quickly and I do notice the anti-static effect.
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I'm not really sure - but it's not like a hair dryer. It blows hot air at a low rate through the comb teeth. I can't blow my hair dry like in a salon with a round brush, so I rough-dry my hair - maybe use a hairdryer if I'm in a hurry - and use the Jilbere brush to finish drying, style, and lift the roots. I've been using it for years like a round brush + hairdryer. (I have fine, straight hair - drys very quickly. Not sure how this would work on thick hair.)
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Oh, yes, the cool setting blow is pretty good. I like it a lot and I use it a lot, because I have very fine hair and I don't want to burn it additionally with hot air. I also use sometimes the cold button and it is a wonderful option, especially for summer. Hopefully I answered your question and my answer was helpful to you.
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Hi Angela . . . I think I know what you're talking about. It's a plastic type brush with holes so the air can go through it . . . yes? I think sometimes it's call an "anti-static" brush - 2pcs Curved Blow Drying Vent Brush Barber Salon Hair Brush Hair Styling Brush Anti-static (Amazon's title). Other times it's a styling brush - Spornette Metro Collection Tunnel Styling Brush. I also saw another brush at the Sally's Beauty supply site (www.sallybeauty.com) - Brush Strokes Anti-Static Tunnel Vent Brush. Is this close to what you're looking for? If yes . . . YAY!
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I do not know what a Vidal Sasson Hot Air Brush is like. The bristles on the salon edition are rather rubber and rather rigid
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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
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Any new products, especially ones made from plastic will have a bit of a "smell" during the first few usages. This eventually goes away. This brush is meant to be constantly moving and because the heat is very hot, you may want to only leave your rolled hair on it for just a few minutes for curls. You can also adjust to the next lower level, which is still hot, just not full-blast hot. I don't use the full-blast hot due to my baby fine hair. Hope this helps.
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one guy said it has a rotating brush on the included nozzle head but others in comments said it doesn't have a powered brush roll head ! what gives here? are all these people buying a new or used vac and from different sellers, maybe don't all include same stuff? i wish people would say which one they bought, because unfortunately all are lumped together in these listings.
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The bristles are almost 1/2 inch long and stiff. I returned this unit and got the type that blows hot air instead of just having a heated barrel. The heated barrel burns my color treated hair.... the blower type unit does not.
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Hi Turtlesaver...thought I'd share with you this update on another flat iron. I took a chance and bought the Conair YOU flat iron....while it doesn't get super hot (two settings hi-lo)...it has "plates" that curve around the sides which seem to deal well with the rough ends issue. It works best if you've straightened your hair with a round brush and hair dryer first....which is what I typically do. If you're going from wavy to straight the Conair You won't be hot enough. The Infinity Pro I ended up returning it was awful. Here's the link to the other if you want to check it out :) Conair YOU Style Straightener Hi Turtlesaver...thought I'd share with you this update on another flat iron. I took a chance and bought the Conair YOU flat iron....while it doesn't get super hot (two settings hi-lo)...it has "plates" that curve around the sides which seem to deal well with the rough ends issue. It works best if you've straightened your hair with a round brush and hair dryer first....which is what I typically do. If you're going from wavy to straight the Conair You won't be hot enough. The Infinity Pro I ended up returning it was awful. Here's the link to the other if you want to check it out :)... » Read More Hi Turtlesaver...thought I'd share with you this update on another flat iron. I took a chance and bought the Conair YOU flat iron....while it doesn't get super hot (two settings hi-lo)...it has "plates" that curve around the sides which seem to deal well with the rough ends issue. It works best if you've straightened your hair with a round brush and hair dryer first....which is what I typically do. If you're going from wavy to straight the Conair You won't be hot enough. The Infinity Pro I ended up returning it was awful. Here's the link to the other if you want to check it out :) Conair YOU Style Straightener « Show Less