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[quote=Anonymous]I have longish (past my shoulders) thick hair that is neither straight nor curly. Kind of wavy but not in a good way. For years I have been using a round barrel brush and my hair dryer to straighten it and then pass the flat iron over it. It works, but it is time consuming to dry my hair that way. And while it does get really straight it also frizzes up a bit and looks a bit flat. I saw a new product - a hair brush that is a flat iron combination - and I tried that thinking it would work. It did not fully straighten my hair, especially near the roots. Then I decided to try a different new tool - a hair brush/dryer combo - and I was skeptical. I got the one made by Revlon from Target, it was $50 or so. Well I was very pleasantly surprised that it works so well! It straightens my hair, but keeps it smooth and full, and it takes half the time! I am really happy I tried it.[/quote]
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