I'm an admitted beauty junkie, but that doesn't normally extend to hair styling tools. I have a trusty blow dryer (which I picked up at Marshalls), I received a Chi flat iron for this past Christmas, and have been nursing one singular large curling iron for years. I have a couple of brushes that I adore that I bought at Walmart at least a decade ago.
So what drove me to pick up this brush?
Truth told, I've heard such great things about Drybar and their tools (I'm going to make it to a location for a blowout one of these days!) that this seemed like an inexpensive way of sampling the line. At $15, it's the least expensive tool carried by Sephora.
I've been playing with this brush for a few days, and I can see a real difference. My hair doesn't tangle as often, and getting the knots out is much easier.
Admittedly, I'm a sucker for the bright yellow handle. Drybar claims that this conditions and shines and that it's designed for brushing out extensions or clip-ins. I have below shoulder-length, straight hair.
This is about the same length as my Tivo remote. I didn't take a comparison shot, but it's just a nice, comfortable size.
The only downside? I want to try some of the round brushes ($35-40) now.
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