I have always been intrigued by these straightener brushes, so when I was offered the opportunity to try one in exchange for an honest review, I took it. So here’s the deal -
It’s easy to use. How to use it - turn it on (of course) and choose your heat level. If you have coarse and/or curly hair, go with a higher temp. I went with 450 degrees. For fine hair, use a lower temperature. NOTE - when it heats up it may emit some smoke. This is normal, especially with styling product that may transfer to the brush. While it’s heating up, apply a heat protecting styling product to your hair. Next, MAKE SURE YOU WEAR THE PROVIDED GLOVE. Not only is it going to protect your hand, I found it is critical to styling your hair. The glove is heat protected and ambidextrous, so it doesn’t matter if your a righty or a lefty. I’m right handed, so I put the glove on my left hand. Next, section off your hair just like you would do with a typical straightener. I also found that if you style larger chunks of your hair, it works well, especially when you’re doing finishing touches. When you’re running the brush along your hair, hold on to the ends of your hair with your opposite hand in order to apply pressure between your hair and the brush. The glove will allow you to hold your hair against the brush without burning your hand (in fact, I felt no heat at all). This was especially helpful with the shorter layers of my hair.
Pros - it’s an easy product to use. It heats up quick. You don’t have to keep putting it down to use a brush to comb through each section. You just brush through it with this heated brush and then do a second, slower brush through to style. I usually only like to straighten my hair in the mornings when I want to put it in a ponytail and not look homeless. This definitely did the trick and it’s much quicker than a straightener.
MAJOR PRO - the company has excellent customer service. I have their tens unit and it’s the best I’ve ever used. I’ve even given it as a gift to people. You register your product with the company and if you ever have any problems (the only one I’ve had was figuring out how to register it :-P) they have live on-line chat to help you out. To me, a company that stands behind its product with great customer service is the most important thing.
Cons - you don’t get the double-sided styling that you do with a straightening iron. That may be important to some, but for me not so much. Again, I like the idea of plugging it in, brushing my hair straight into a ponytail, and being done with it.
I have curly hair AND it’s layered, so I honestly didn’t think this thing would work for me. To my surprise, it did. Overall, I recommend this product. Hope this was helpful!
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This Item  MiroPure Upgraded Ceramic Ionic Hair Straightener Brush for All Hair Types with Five Heat Settings + LED Display+Auto Shut-Off Function for Straightening Hair Beard and Adding Shine |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $39.99 | $49.99 | $37.99 | $19.99 | $39.99 |
| Price Per Unit | — | $39.99 / Count | $49.99 / Count | $37.99 / Count | $0.79 / Ounce | $39.99 / Count |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 1 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 1 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 1 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 1 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 1 |
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Wengai | LungshingtatUS | Arsupen Direct | Wengai |
| heater material | Ceramic | Ceramic | Ceramic | Ceramic | Ceramic | Ceramic |
| max temperature | — | 232.2 degrees celsius | 232.2 degrees celsius | 232.2 degrees celsius | 232.2 degrees celsius | 230 degrees celsius |
| material | Ceramic | Ceramic | Metal | Ceramic | Ceramic | Ceramic |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| hair type | Wavy, All | All | Curly | Wavy, Curly, Thick, Fine | straight, All | All, Wavy, Curly, Normal, Thick |
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Ionic TechnologyDiminishes frizz and flyways while boosting style control, makes your hair silky, smooth and frizz free. Seal and smooth split ends. The negative ions bond with hair to close off broken hair cuticles. |
MCH (Metal Ceramic Heater)Heating elements are small ceramic stones with self-limiting temperature characteristics. MCH stones have fast heating response time and plateau once the predefined reference temperature is reached. it gives even heat distribution and quick temperature recovery time. Just 60s, it can heat up to the set temperature and offer a great result! |
Different Temperature SettingsLED Display, The adjustable heat temperature from 150°C (300°F) to 230°C (450°F) allows you to match your specific hair type: thin, fine, wavy or curled. |
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Quick and easy for on the go, casual styling
I have always been intrigued by these straightener brushes, so when I was offered the opportunity to try one in exchange for an honest review, I took it. So here’s the deal -It’s easy to use. How to use it - turn it on (of course) and choose your heat level. If you have coarse and/or curly hair, go with a higher temp. I went with 450 degrees. For fine hair, use a lower temperature. NOTE - when it heats up it may emit some smoke. This is normal, especially with styling product that may transfer to the brush. While it’s heating up, apply a heat protecting styling product to your hair. Next, MAKE SURE YOU WEAR THE PROVIDED GLOVE. Not only is it going to protect your hand, I found it is critical to styling your hair. The glove is heat protected and ambidextrous, so it doesn’t matter if your a righty or a lefty. I’m right handed, so I put the glove on my left hand. Next, section off your hair just like you would do with a typical straightener. I also found that if you style larger chunks of your hair, it works well, especially when you’re doing finishing touches. When you’re running the brush along your hair, hold on to the ends of your hair with your opposite hand in order to apply pressure between your hair and the brush. The glove will allow you to hold your hair against the brush without burning your hand (in fact, I felt no heat at all). This was especially helpful with the shorter layers of my hair.Pros - it’s an easy product to use. It heats up quick. You don’t have to keep putting it down to use a brush to comb through each section. You just brush through it with this heated brush and then do a second, slower brush through to style. I usually only like to straighten my hair in the mornings when I want to put it in a ponytail and not look homeless. This definitely did the trick and it’s much quicker than a straightener.MAJOR PRO - the company has excellent customer service. I have their tens unit and it’s the best I’ve ever used. I’ve even given it as a gift to people. You register your product with the company and if you ever have any problems (the only one I’ve had was figuring out how to register it :-P) they have live on-line chat to help you out. To me, a company that stands behind its product with great customer service is the most important thing.Cons - you don’t get the double-sided styling that you do with a straightening iron. That may be important to some, but for me not so much. Again, I like the idea of plugging it in, brushing my hair straight into a ponytail, and being done with it.I have curly hair AND it’s layered, so I honestly didn’t think this thing would work for me. To my surprise, it did. Overall, I recommend this product. Hope this was helpful!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2019
It’s easy to use. How to use it - turn it on (of course) and choose your heat level. If you have coarse and/or curly hair, go with a higher temp. I went with 450 degrees. For fine hair, use a lower temperature. NOTE - when it heats up it may emit some smoke. This is normal, especially with styling product that may transfer to the brush. While it’s heating up, apply a heat protecting styling product to your hair. Next, MAKE SURE YOU WEAR THE PROVIDED GLOVE. Not only is it going to protect your hand, I found it is critical to styling your hair. The glove is heat protected and ambidextrous, so it doesn’t matter if your a righty or a lefty. I’m right handed, so I put the glove on my left hand. Next, section off your hair just like you would do with a typical straightener. I also found that if you style larger chunks of your hair, it works well, especially when you’re doing finishing touches. When you’re running the brush along your hair, hold on to the ends of your hair with your opposite hand in order to apply pressure between your hair and the brush. The glove will allow you to hold your hair against the brush without burning your hand (in fact, I felt no heat at all). This was especially helpful with the shorter layers of my hair.
Pros - it’s an easy product to use. It heats up quick. You don’t have to keep putting it down to use a brush to comb through each section. You just brush through it with this heated brush and then do a second, slower brush through to style. I usually only like to straighten my hair in the mornings when I want to put it in a ponytail and not look homeless. This definitely did the trick and it’s much quicker than a straightener.
MAJOR PRO - the company has excellent customer service. I have their tens unit and it’s the best I’ve ever used. I’ve even given it as a gift to people. You register your product with the company and if you ever have any problems (the only one I’ve had was figuring out how to register it :-P) they have live on-line chat to help you out. To me, a company that stands behind its product with great customer service is the most important thing.
Cons - you don’t get the double-sided styling that you do with a straightening iron. That may be important to some, but for me not so much. Again, I like the idea of plugging it in, brushing my hair straight into a ponytail, and being done with it.
I have curly hair AND it’s layered, so I honestly didn’t think this thing would work for me. To my surprise, it did. Overall, I recommend this product. Hope this was helpful!
Quick and easy for on the go, casual styling
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2019
I have always been intrigued by these straightener brushes, so when I was offered the opportunity to try one in exchange for an honest review, I took it. So here’s the deal -Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2019
It’s easy to use. How to use it - turn it on (of course) and choose your heat level. If you have coarse and/or curly hair, go with a higher temp. I went with 450 degrees. For fine hair, use a lower temperature. NOTE - when it heats up it may emit some smoke. This is normal, especially with styling product that may transfer to the brush. While it’s heating up, apply a heat protecting styling product to your hair. Next, MAKE SURE YOU WEAR THE PROVIDED GLOVE. Not only is it going to protect your hand, I found it is critical to styling your hair. The glove is heat protected and ambidextrous, so it doesn’t matter if your a righty or a lefty. I’m right handed, so I put the glove on my left hand. Next, section off your hair just like you would do with a typical straightener. I also found that if you style larger chunks of your hair, it works well, especially when you’re doing finishing touches. When you’re running the brush along your hair, hold on to the ends of your hair with your opposite hand in order to apply pressure between your hair and the brush. The glove will allow you to hold your hair against the brush without burning your hand (in fact, I felt no heat at all). This was especially helpful with the shorter layers of my hair.
Pros - it’s an easy product to use. It heats up quick. You don’t have to keep putting it down to use a brush to comb through each section. You just brush through it with this heated brush and then do a second, slower brush through to style. I usually only like to straighten my hair in the mornings when I want to put it in a ponytail and not look homeless. This definitely did the trick and it’s much quicker than a straightener.
MAJOR PRO - the company has excellent customer service. I have their tens unit and it’s the best I’ve ever used. I’ve even given it as a gift to people. You register your product with the company and if you ever have any problems (the only one I’ve had was figuring out how to register it :-P) they have live on-line chat to help you out. To me, a company that stands behind its product with great customer service is the most important thing.
Cons - you don’t get the double-sided styling that you do with a straightening iron. That may be important to some, but for me not so much. Again, I like the idea of plugging it in, brushing my hair straight into a ponytail, and being done with it.
I have curly hair AND it’s layered, so I honestly didn’t think this thing would work for me. To my surprise, it did. Overall, I recommend this product. Hope this was helpful!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2019
I tried this first on my hair. I have fine, frizzy, naturally curly/wavy non-dyed hair. This brush is a very good tool for me to quickly smooth and nearly straighten my hair. I used it with ionic "on" and "off" and did not notice much difference in the frizz level. But it did take out a lot of frizz, and made my hair soft and smooth. I would still need to use a small amount of product to control frizz. The brush is much easier to use than a flat iron and seems less damaging to my hair.
I then tried this on a friend (who is in the pictures), who's hair as she describes it is "thick, kinky, curly hair", and it is long. It takes her 3 hours to fully straighten her hair. By using this brush first, we were able to smooth out the curls in about 20-30 minutes. She still required a flat iron and some hair product to achieve the best result, which is why I believe this brush is best as a two-step process. Total time to achieve her result was about 1 1/2 hours or maybe less. So, it did cut her time at least in half. Her hair also felt smooth and soft. She said she liked the initial result of the brush.
There was still some frizz left to her hair after going over the same spots repeatedly.
I definitely recommend wearing the glove that is provided as the hair at the highest setting (450) is pretty hot.
Overall, I believe this brush to be a good investment but some users will not achieve the desired result with this brush alone.
I then tried this on a friend (who is in the pictures), who's hair as she describes it is "thick, kinky, curly hair", and it is long. It takes her 3 hours to fully straighten her hair. By using this brush first, we were able to smooth out the curls in about 20-30 minutes. She still required a flat iron and some hair product to achieve the best result, which is why I believe this brush is best as a two-step process. Total time to achieve her result was about 1 1/2 hours or maybe less. So, it did cut her time at least in half. Her hair also felt smooth and soft. She said she liked the initial result of the brush.
There was still some frizz left to her hair after going over the same spots repeatedly.
I definitely recommend wearing the glove that is provided as the hair at the highest setting (450) is pretty hot.
Overall, I believe this brush to be a good investment but some users will not achieve the desired result with this brush alone.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019
