Alan Truman Blow Styling Brush - Blow Dryer Brush + Hair Straightener Hot Brush in One

Practice.
Patience.
Persistence.

Like all good things, a good blowout takes time. Once you get a hang of it, you will never live without your Blow Brush ever. That’s a promise.

The Blow Brush can be used on both wet and dry hair. Just ensure that you towel-dab your hair to prevent dripping water from damaging the electrical components. 

You can go from wet to dry just like using a hair dryer and blow-drying brush. During the blow-drying process, you can style your hair into relaxed straight styles, soft curls, soft waves, or defined waves using the different attachments included with the Blow Brush.

It refreshes your hair with a quick, voluminous blowout. It adds volume at the roots if you have flat hair and helps you refresh a blowout from the previous day, resulting in a big, bombshell blowout.

No, it is not a hair straightener. However, during the blow-styling process, you can achieve relaxed straight or poker-straight hair, depending on your hair type. For long-lasting poker-straight hair, you should use a hair straightener that clamps the hair between hot plates to make it straight.

No, it is not a hair curler. However, during the blow-styling process, you can achieve soft curls and waves. For long-lasting, defined, tight curls, you should use a hair curler that wraps hair around a hot rod and curls with the help of direct heat.

The longevity of any hairstyle depends on several factors:Pre and post-conditioning: Dry hair benefits from a light leave-in oil. A good hold product after complex styling helps retain the style.Hair health: Healthier hair holds styles longer.Technique: While you don’t need to be a pro, mastering basic styling techniques is essential.Humidity: High humidity can cause curls to fall flat and make straight hair frizzy quickly.

Start by keeping the blow brush beneath your hair. Alternate the brush’s position above and below the sections. Use optimal blow-styling tension.

Whether blow-styling or straightening, you need to apply a certain amount of pull on the hair to make it taut. This pull is the tension required for effective styling. Excessive tension can damage the hair cuticle over time, while insufficient tension leads to short-lived styles and frustration.

The Blow Brush has a combination of dense nylon bristles and long ball-tip-quill bristles. It’s natural for you to loose hair each single day. Every hair that your head sheds gets collected in these bristles. Hence you are just seeing all your hair collected at one place – on the barrel of the brush.

Keep all sharp and pointed objects away from the barrel and body of the brush.Brush away dirt dust and grime from the filter of the brush. Run it on full cold air setting for about 30 seconds. This will clean the filter of the brush.Use a toothbrush to brush out all loose and stray hair from the barrel of the brush. Use hot-water-dipped damp paper-napkin or a towel to wipe away the dirt and dust from the barrel of the brush. Run it for 30 seconds on full blast mode with cold air and let it dry before storage.

Always store the Blow Brush on the cool tip. Do not store it in moist and damp places. Do not expose it to external heat and sunlight. Protect the power cord from all sharp and pointed objects.