Has anyone found a hot electric hair styling brush as good as the original renac (orange handle)?
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I don't think it is as good as the original orange handle, but I have gotten used to this one Nd it works very well for me. I think it gets just as hot.
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The new one (pink handle) is not as good, but its the only one like it that I can find anymore. The website for the original (orange handle) is no longer valid. Both of them have issues with the cords. If you find the orange one, spread the word. Thanks.
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I don't know about the original one. I've had my rotadent about 2 years and have gotten the replacement short brushes twice and had no problem . As you see I really love them. Hope you do to.
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Mine heats up quickly whether the high or low setting. Swivel cord moves smoothly and none of my thin fine hair gets caught in the joints. Hard bristles are shorter and hold my hair exceptionally well (and I don't use tons of styling products either). All in all, this has been the best heated brush iron I have ever used to date - a few friends liked it so much, they went and bought their own !
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My review was for the "hot tools HT1074 hot air brush. I just bought the John Frieda so far so good. But it's too soon I'll put in a review after a few months.
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No, no trouble with mine. I've had my 1/2 in, Helen of Troy curling brush for about two years, and my 3/4 in. about 5 months with no problems. Maybe they've started using a new formula plastic for the brush bristles or you got a lemon. Bummer. Complain, return?? Not normal in my limited experience.
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Hi Mercedes! I believe that's exactly what I used to use by Conair and it always dried out my hair. I'm no expert on blow dryers, but this Chi one seems pretty good. Alot more power to it. It seems to take a little longer to dry my hair but I use warm heat instead of hot. The hot is definitely that and too hot for me right now (maybe in the winter it won't burn me ;)). I would recommend something higher in quality than the ones we buy at Walmart or Target. Even check out what they have at a salon and then look for it on Amazon, you are sure to find the same product for a whole lot cheaper ;-)
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Yes....and the only one I now buy. My daughter told me about this hair spray a number of years ago, and I have been so pleased with the product ever since. It does not leave my hair sticky at all! It holds my style with a totally 'non-stiff' look but with the control needed from a good hair spray. It is not available in my local stores all the time, but happily, I found it on Amazon and now no longer have to search for it.
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I have tried this one, the Erisonic, a Chinese knockoff Clarisonic and a Conair True Glow brush. You can purchase this brush for $20-$40 if you look on Ebay or Amazon and you have time to look for a deal. The other brushes range in price from $40-$100, but be careful if it looks like a Clarisonic. The one I got obviously came from a Chinese factory that manufactured for the big brand-name company, but I suspect it was rejected because the battery wouldn't take a charge after it wore down after about a month of use. Disapointing since it did work somewhat better on my 57 year-old skin than the other three. If you want to buy the overpriced brand, pay one of the approved retailor's to be sure you get the warranty. Otherwise, at the price points I mentioned, the Erisonic at $56 including shipping was the best buy. The Sirius is definitely adequate at the price I paid, but I wouldn't pay over $30 for it. Whatever you buy, avoid the spin brushes like "Brite Leaf" or Pro-X which are not worth the $$ in this reviewer's opinion.The Sirius Brush is definitely worth its Amazon bargain price point.
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I have a conair curling brush & it is chrome. I like it much better than than curling iron. Have used this model for years with no issues.
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I didn't see one on Amazon. But I did order this product and it's been great. I have to blow dryers that are not the same brand as the attachment and it fits great. It gets my hair straighter then just a regular comb attachment because of the concentrated in between the combs( I am African American with natural hair.)
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The stippling brush from Real Techniques I actually purchased from the store ULTA and it is a GREAT brush but I would trust amazon bc when I ordered the core collection it was the same as if I bought it from the store!
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I found this info from another site, School of Wash.com. This is the site: http://schoolofwash.com/product/wet-shave-essentials/parker-chrome-handle-silvertip-badger-brush-premium/ I had been looking for the same info earlier. Also note the price differential. I ordered mine from Amazon.
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Yes I like all of their hair sprays. I use Hard Head (silver can) right now and love it. Great hold without making your head a shell. I would recommend it over the Maxxed Out (purple bottle) unless you need some serious, no-moving hold, like for a Mohawk.
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Conair owes Sharon W. a styling brush attachment. Conair also owes me Phyllis R. 2 (two) attachments as the latest irons did not have them. Since this request, I checked 2 curling irons that I was saving as gifts and neither has the styling brush. Thanks to Sharon W. for the request. I hope Conair and/or Amazon will make good on the items owed to us and perhaps to others .
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From what I can see the Nanolonic Mineral has been locked into the bristles whereas the other one doesn't have that. I have the one with the blue handle, but I think I might try the silver classic to see how it works. It sounds a little more efficient, but have not used it. Good Luck!!
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I do not know of any other, it is the same one that I have purchased for years at the hair dressers, just more at a reduced price!
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I am 61 years old and have fine but fairly thick hair. The Mason Pearson with not pull or break your hair when you brush through it. It is very effective but doesn't cause any damage. I have used one since I was in my 20's and I can assure you that it is one of the best brushes I have ever used. I have tried all brands and pure boar bristle brushes but the combination of the nylon/boar bristle far surpasses any I have used. Hope this helps you make your decision to buy one.