Dry and round-brush your hair in one pass for a salon blowout at home
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- anyone who wants an at-home blowout on medium to long hair without the coordination a separate dryer and round brush takes
- Skip if
- Works best on damp, towel-dried hair, it struggles to dry soaking-wet hair from scratch
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The TYMO blow dryer brush combines a hair dryer and a round styling brush in one tool, so you dry and shape at the same time instead of juggling a dryer in one hand and a brush in the other. The oval titanium-coated barrel smooths the hair on the sides while the rounded top builds volume at the root, and negative-ion technology helps cut down frizz and static for a smoother finish. It has multiple heat and speed settings plus a cool shot, and a 1000-watt motor that heats quickly. Best fit: anyone who wants an at-home blowout on medium to long hair without the coordination a separate dryer and round brush takes. Very short hair will have less to grip the barrel, and like any heated tool it works best on hair that is already towel-dried to damp rather than soaking wet.
Pros
- Combines dryer and round brush so you style and dry in a single pass
- Oval barrel smooths the sides while the rounded top lifts roots for volume
- Ionic technology and a cool-shot setting help lock in a frizz-free finish
Cons
- Works best on damp, towel-dried hair, it struggles to dry soaking-wet hair from scratch
Frequently asked questions
Should my hair be wet or dry before using it?
Towel-dry to damp first. It is a styling dryer brush, not a fast bulk dryer, so starting from soaking-wet hair takes a long time.
Does it work on short hair?
It works best on medium to long hair where the strands can wrap the barrel. Very short hair has less to grip, so results are more limited.
Is the barrel size good for waves or just straightening?
The oval barrel smooths and adds a soft bend at the ends. For tight curls you would want a dedicated curling tool, but it gives a nice rounded blowout shape.
Does it get hot enough to damage hair?
It has multiple heat settings and a cool-shot button. Use a lower heat and a heat protectant, and the ionic feature is designed to reduce heat-related frizz.
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