Conair Instant Heat Curling Iron Brush, 1 1/4-Inch Barrel - For Use On Short to Medium Length Hair

This is just what I was looking for.I have fine , thin and “soft “ hair.No matter how I blow dry it falls flatThis brush heats very quickly ( multiple heat settings ) and works great to give me curl and body that lasts without damaging my hair.Love it and use it everyday!

Great heated brush. Light weight so it is easy to handle. Has an on/off button. Lots of temperature settings so you can adjust according to length of hair . Good cord length. Easy to keep clean. Barrel is small to medium sized and bristles do not tangle hair. It is great for styling and very easy to use.

This curling brush actually surprised me—it’s super easy to use and heats up fast, like, scary fast. I like how the ¾-inch barrel gives me nice, defined curls without making me look like I time-traveled from the 80s. The cool tip is a lifesaver too; I haven’t burned myself.That said, the curls don’t really hold all day for me. They look great in the morning, but by the afternoon they’ve kind of… given up. Still, for quick touch-ups or a casual look, it’s pretty solid. Also love that it has dual voltage, definitely going in my suitcase for travel.Not perfect, but not bad either. I’d give it a solid 4 stars.

This is the only curling brush my Mom will use and probably about her fifth one. After a few years it doesn't get hot enough anymore but works well and as expected.

Had company coming that only uses 'brush' curling iron. Mine was old and looked pitiful.....so I ordered this one for her. She loved it. Just like hers at home.....so it worked out perfectly for me! Left it here so it's available for the next visit!!

Liked the temperature selection availability, and the recommendations for the kind of hair you have (fine, med, coarse, etc). I needed one with a smaller barrel, which this has. But it didn’t work well for me. My hair is fine and poker straight and has to be coaxed around the curvature of the brush to get started. The tines/ bristles on the barrel are too short. The hair doesn’t want to stay close to the barrel, and trying to keep it in place requires using fingers until the hair softens enough to flex. In the process of trying to coax the hair into a curved position around the brush, my fingers would hit the heated barrel, causing minor burning.I have another curler that has longer tines that grab the hair better, and allows me to use fingers without touching the barrel and burning them. Longer tines, perhaps more of them, would be helpful. It might be a useful tool for those whose hair is more wavy/flexible, but for poker straight, resistant hair, I don’t recommend.

So glad I ordered this smaller barrel curling iron. I had one that was 1 1/4” barrel and it was just too big for my short hair. This one is soooo great!!

Really excellent for seniors & those with short hair. Light weight & easy to use (I have arthritic shoulders).