Hot-Air Brushes

Hot-air brushes dry and style in one step, smoothing and adding volume as you brush. Choose a barrel size for your hair length, and use a heat-protectant product on damp hair. It is a good fit if you like a fast, salon-style blowout at home.

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Why choose a hot-air brush

Hot-air brushes combine a dryer and a brush in one tool, which makes it easier to get a smooth, voluminous blowout with one hand. Round styles add curl and lift, and paddle styles smooth.

Using a hot-air brush

  • Start with towel-dried or partly dry hair.
  • Work in sections, pulling the brush slowly through the hair.
  • Finish with a cool setting to set the shape.

Choosing the right size

Smaller barrels add curl and suit short hair, while larger barrels give a smooth, bouncy finish for longer hair.

What to look for

  • Number of heat and speed settings.
  • Barrel size for your hair length.
  • Bristle type that grips without snagging.

Questions about hot-air brushes

Do they damage hair?

Any heat tool can dry hair if used too hot or too often. Use a heat-protectant product and a moderate setting.

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