How to Choose an Electric Hair Straightening Brush Based On Your Hair Type

Whether you are a beginner at hair styling or a pro, picking the right product based on your hair type can be challenging. Read the topics down below to get a better understanding about which straighteners may be best for your hair and why. Straightening Hair Brush For Curly Hair Full of life and bouncy curls, this hair type can be a handful to tame. When choosing a product for your luscious mane, you will want to focus primarily on the maximum heat your tool can achieve. Curly hair tends to need a higher temperature, around 450F, in order to straighten your hair in a minimum amount of passes. Always be sure to use a heat protectant spray on your locks in order to keep them safe. A couple of the previously mentioned products that may be perfect for curly hair is: MicroPure 2 in 1 Straightening Hair Brush For Wavy Hair Unlike curly, even though this free hair type has some movement, you may not need as high of a heat setting to calm the waves down. This, of course, will vary on each individual’s hair. Thicker hair typically takes more passes and a higher temperature to straighten, while thinner hair may not be as needy. Just like with curly hair, be sure to completely dry and brush your hair before using this tool as well as apply a heat protectant spray to your wavy strands. Here are some suggestions for which tool might be perfect for you: Magictec Ceramic Straightening Hair Brush For Course Hair When it comes to course hair, you want a straightener that means business. Higher heat settings and a wider surface area will help to tame your mane in no time. Refer to the sections up above if you have curly or wavy course hair. Any of the products reviewed here may be perfect for you, but here are a couple of suggestions that may help narrow the selection down: BearMoo Head Kandy Straightening Hair Brush For Fine hair You will want to be gentle when dealing with fine hair. There is no reason to say your hair can’t handle the heat, but unlike course hair, you won’t have to use as high of a setting to tame your locks. This is a benefit because you can get away with purchasing a slightly cheaper tool that will give you the same great look! Be sure to always use a heat protectant spray in order to protect your hair from the heat. Here are a few suggestions for fine hair: Revlon Perfect Heat USpicy Straightening Hair Brush For Natural Hair This hair type can use any number of different products. Heat range will depend entirely on the user’s preference; as natural hair can lean either towards more fine or more course. Regardless of what temperature setting you decide to use, always be sure to spray your hair with some heat protectant in order to prevent any damage from occurring. Check out these straighteners that may be perfect for your natural hair: ACEVIVI 2 in 1 AsaVea Portable Short vs. Long Hair Depending on the length of your hair, you will either want to purchase a round brush or a flat brush. Flat brushes (Head Kandy) tend to work best for those with shorter hair, while the rounded/circular brushes (Revlon Perfect Heat) may be better for long hair.