is it cool to the touch. can you hold it in place on your head when using
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Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also use it between shampoos on dry hair to curl my hair. Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also... » Read More Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also use it between shampoos on dry hair to curl my hair. « Show Less
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yes, I felt it was cool to the touch. I did return it because I felt it didn't get hot enough for how I wanted to use it.
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The handle stays cool to the touch, but the barrel does heat up in order to curl your hair section. There are two heat settings. I usually set it to high and hold the section of hair to a count of 12. If it needs to be repeated, you can do so.
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it does get hot ( due to the hot air coming out of it . ) but it doesn't get so hot you can't stand it. Yes you can hold it in place on your head. You take it away when you feel it's too hot.
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This hair drying tool operates with "heat" and of course gets hot, but can be held onto while in use. It sounds like this person should not even buy one if this is reflective of her experience or lack of experience with hair drying tools......
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When holding the handle it is cool to the touch. You can most definitely hold it to your head. The longer you hold it in place the tighter your curl will be. It is fabulous!! If you have longer hair and it gets tangles it has a release button, so it won't pull your hair out!!
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It stays on pretty well...it has straps that attach together to fit around your head. I've never had any issues with it staying put. :-)
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Yes, that's how I wear it. It is tight on your head, but the best head light I've ever used.
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Never had a problem with sweat rolling down my face, and I`ve worn it a lot when walking, on hot days. Very cool hat in general, though the brim is a bit flimsy. I find if I roll up the whole hat tight, in the opposite direction, it seems to reverse the droop pretty well.
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Good day,I have personally used this product while doing all sorts of exercises including bench press, and I can honestly say that I did not experience any discomfort with the headband. Have fun!
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No, put the battery part on your forehead . You don't really feel it. You get used to it been there
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The pillow keeps my head very cool. I have no problems with the pillow absorbing heat. The thickness of the pillowcase will matter of course. The Thickness will impact the amount of air going to circulate the pillow.
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Yes, the head rests on the base when not in use. When in use it can swivel up to 90 degrees. I have plugged it into my USB wall socket and into a USB port on a computer - in both cases it worked.
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Doesn't dig into your head it lays flat. But your hair may get stuck a little
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Of course it will if you hold it next to your scalp. The metal is very hot. You have to use common sense when you use it.
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It can get pretty hot, it depends on your heat tolerance. Sometimes I don't let it sit near my scalp because it can get hot.
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Don't know. I'm not balck though...but my guess is yes! It's bump free (for the face though). I haven't use it on my head...but on my back neck and it works good.
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I can't speak for everyone, but for me, no, not at all. There are two indentations to cradle the neck and my shoulder tucks into the curve so that my neck feels very supported. I don't feel like I am at the edge or that my head will slip off at all. It is really nice have the two places to rest my head because I am one of those people who shifts the pillow when it is warm to find a cool spot. You can face either way in the indentation and when I am facing out (away from the center of the pillow) there is a generous hand width from my face to the edge of the pillow. The pillow has square edges and is firm, so it is not like a regular pillow that slopes away on the ends--you get the same support the entire width of the pillow.
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It works better to one side of your head where it shines directly on what you're looking at. It is adjustable. I don't think you would want it directly above your head.'
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It definitely is warm enough for the core of your body. You will need something to keep other parts like your head warm.
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I bought this as a gift for my son for his birthday.....he said if he attached a strap to it he could wear it on his head. Hope that helps.
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It would depend on how wide your neck is. I can get the smaller unit over my shoulder, but it tends to try to flatten out, so it pulls up on the sides. If your neck is broad, it should be able to lay flat enough to stay in place. As far as using it on the head, no TENS unit should ever be used on the head - there is a risk of inducing seizures