TYMOhair straightener brush - Tymo ring curly hair straightener with 20s fast heating, 5 thermostatic level hot hair straightener combs, 30 minute auto-off & 110V-240V, hair silky straightening brush

This product is fabulous and has been invaluable to me during the pandemic. I am African American and have lots of 4b hair. Whoever says this doesn't work on heavily textured hair over 3c probably isn't doing it right. It's really the inside back of the comb that's got the heat, just like a pressing comb, so you have to really apply some tension... put your back into it! Hold the end of your hair tight and then start at the roots. Don't just comb it through like a regular comb, hold it and slowly pass it through your hair for like 5 to 7 seconds from root to tip. Use small sections. You might need a couple of pass throughs, but honestly, when I was done I looked like I just came out of the salon!For me it takes me about an hour and 15 minutes, my hair is almost to the middle of my back. I use the glove because it does get hot, and I use the highest heat setting. Make sure you use some heat protectant, I use this argan oil heat protectant from Amazon before I blow dry, and my hair doesn't turn out greasy at all, it's like a silk press.I like this better than flat ironing because I'm not coordinated enough to do the chase method,lol, and this seems to get it straighter. However if you have short hair I'm not sure how this could work for you because you do need to use the ends of your hair to hold it taut. Also as some reviewers pointed out, it doesn't do the ends as well because of this, however, my curl pattern is much looser at the ends than at the roots, so this isn't a problem for me and should be ok for most, just make sure you blow dry your hair first to loosen the curl. For the blow dry I use the Revlon black and pink blow dryer that looks like a paddle brush, another game changer!Some other cons are the location of the buttons, you do end up accidentally turning it off sometimes, and the teeth are difficult to work with and it can be hard to get your hair between them and to the back of the comb.All in all I love this product, especially the beautiful storage bag, great glove, clips, and rapid heat up. Even though I can go back to the salon now, I will probably use this and do my own hair every other time to save money. Thank you, Tymo!!!

After my first two pieces of hair slide through this device, I was sold. I dried my hair as instructed, used the Argan heat protector spray and separated my hair into small pieces. The first two passes through, my hair was straight as a bone. My hair is natural and above shoulder, so I was doubtful it could do it. It was fast, clean and easy to use. I didn't have the burn smell that I grew up having with a "hot comb" and it cools down easy. My hand wasn't burned on the back side of the tool, and the little brush and glove it came with was wonderful to use. I used the brush to help keep my hair from tangling after I parted it. I was able to get my hair cleaned and beautiful after my trip to the gym. Absolutely a wonderful investment. I've told family and friends.

I bought this Tymo Ring tool after watching a video on Facebook about a young lady using it on her long thick curly hair. I was impressed but still skeptical. My daughter has very very long, thick and naturally curly hair. She struggles with keeping it smooth and not frizzy. We would blow dry her hair straight with a round brush and it would take over an hour to get her hair straight and even then it would develop the frizzies after about a day. Now she is able to let her hair naturally dry on its own and the next day (or whenever it is completely dry) she can straighten her entire head in less than 15 mins. This product DOES work! She and I were both blown away and how easy it is to use, how fast it works and the instant smoothness she gets as the final result. Always, Always, Always use a heat protectant product on the hair prior to using this tool as it does get very hot when applied to the hair. It does come with a heat protecting glove which she sometimes uses, but not always, a brush (which is also pretty awesome) and 2 clips. I would recommend having extra clips on hand if you have longer hair or alot of hair. She loves it so much that we opted to get her a second one to have as a back up for traveling. She opted for the limited edition Elegant Gold one and it is stunning! We highly highly recommend this tool! Also check out the Tymo Heat Protectant Spray with Argan Oil! It smells amazing and leaves a beautiful non greasy shine!

To begin, my hair is 2C all around, but my curls are really tight. So, my hair experiences a lot of shrinkage. My hair may look like it belongs in the 3’s, but it doesn’t. I have S curls all over my head. My hair is fine, but it’s thick, so volume is easily achievable. I have pictures of after, and of beforeI’ll start with the Pros:- it’s not easy to burn yourself with this brush. The casing around the brush insulates the heat. The only time you truly feel the heat is when you put it on your hair from the roots, which you’re supposed to do.- it only took one to two passes to get it straight.- it gets hot very quickly.- it does what the product claims: this will straighten your hair.- my hands easily pass through my hair. No knots, no tangles, nothing.Now, the cons:- No matter how small my sections were, I could not get a really good silk press. Maybe it’s my technique, I’m going to keep having a go at it when the weather is chilly so that I don’t waste a silk press in this Miami weather.- I could not get to the roots of my edges because of how the brush is designed. Simple fix is my hot comb, or not caring. I chose to not care lol. Cause end of the day my edge control will fix that.- my hair had a lot of volume after using the straightener. But as said, it’s because it wasn’t a genuine silk press. My hair still had the appearance of a very good blow out, just less shrinkage and slightly straighter.I tried this product on blow dried hair. I wasn’t sure of doing it on freshly washed hair. That will be my next attempt sometime next year when the weather is cold again to keep a silk press going. For now, it’ll get its 4/5 stars because it’s still a good product. Just currently overhyped.