If this post triggers you because you bought the first edition of the Revlon blow dry brush and accidentally fried off your hair, forgive me. And I have good news: this blog post contains a couple recommendations for you that WILL NOT burn your hair off (if used correctly, of course).

You’ve probably heard about the Dyson Airwrap, right" It’s a multifunction blow dry brush system that comes with a few unique attachments to give you anything from a classic blowout look to beachy waves. I’ve used it a handful of times, and frankly, I just don’t love it. Not only does it cost an arm and a leg, but it’s also fussy and seems to complicate an otherwise simple process, in my opinion.

I know people adore it, and I’m happy they found a tool that they love. It’s just not for me.
Since blow-dry brushes hit the market a few years ago, they’ve gotten a lot of buzz and I get it! It’s hard to give yourself a blowout at home with a blowdryer and a round brush. Even as a hairstylist I find it hard to do when both hands are each holding a tool. Brands are developing high functioning and high performing blow-dry brushes in this category that create amazing results. I picked 4 brushes to use a few times and give my full review, so check it out in the video below!

Each brush has different features that set it apart. The right choice for you is really up to what you’re looking for. As I mentioned in th...