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gn1g

gn1g

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What's the last hair tool you purchased? Have you had a chance to use it and what do you think about the tool?

I purchased a hair scalp massage brush. It has very sharp plastic bristles. I love it, my scalp actually feels warmer while I am brushing/massaging it.
 
Tangle Teaser- so far I love it. The bristles are soft and flexible. My hair gets thoroughly detangled and it is quicker than using a comb
 
Paul Mitchell Pro Tools Express Ion Smooth+ flat iron from JC Penney.
I bought it to replace my beloved discontinued Maxius Maxiglide flat iron. I haven't tried it yet...It's too humid now.
 
A new blow dryer. I never use one but every time my mom visits she asks if I have one so now I do.
 
A paddle brush. It's surprisingly gentle on my hair for nightly wrapping.
 
Curlrods, like three years ago :p
I mainly use them during the summer.
 
@cynd :sneakyhug:

They've been sitting out there in my Watch List for a while, but for some reason I've never pulled the Trigger on them?

They may even have 'em at Sally.?

Either way, Enjoy!:yep:
 
A black 7 row Denman brush, I ordered it on Amazon and picked it up today from the post office.
 
gn1g said:
What's the last hair tool you purchased? Have you had a chance to use it and what do you think about the tool?

I purchased a hair scalp massage brush. It has very sharp plastic bristles. I love it, my scalp actually feels warmer while I am brushing/massaging it.
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Tool? PuffCuff

Used it? Sort of, I ordered the largest size; however "I" need to try the smaller sized because "my" hair is thin.

What do I think? I found it to be comfortable and easy to use. and would definitely recommend it to others. I will try the other sizes though.

****ETA: I've also tried these as Cuffs for my puff, from Ulta. They are very pretty but break very easily with too much pressure. http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod10931259
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Ivonnovi said:
Tool? PuffCuff

Used it? Sort of, I ordered the largest size; however "I" need to try the smaller sized because "my" hair is thin.

What do I think? I found it to be comfortable and easy to use. and would definitely recommend it to others. I will try the other sizes though.

****ETA: I've also tried these as Cuffs for my puff, from Ulta. They are very pretty but break very easily with too much pressure. http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod10931259
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Love this. Might have to pick some of these up.

Last thing I bought was my stand up hooded dryer. And the darn thing broke the very next day. Cracked the pull down visor but sundry is sending me a replacement piece. I absolutely love it. Dried my perm rod set in 45 minutes. And dried my wash and go 75% this morning in half hour on cool. My hair was soaking wet. I love this thing!
 
I purchased a set of professional only flat irons,interchangeable curling wand and blowdryer. The surpass the quality of the tools I have been using before by far. Even my babyliss nano titanium iron.
 
Q Redew. I used it for the first time today. Not really impressed but will give it another try next week.
 
I bought a cheapo soft bonnet drier attachment for my wet sets last night.
 
I was searching for a PuffCuff just two weeks ago!:) I put one large, and two junior ones in my basket (excited by the prospect of hair containment smh) but my payment wouldn't go through on the website (dodgy?o_O). I did a search herr and no one had talked of buying one since earlier in the yr (or maybe even last yr) so I gave up.

I bought a curling wand yesterday, to play with my new kinky straight wig.

Ivonnovi said:
Tool? PuffCuff

Used it? Sort of, I ordered the largest size; however "I" need to try the smaller sized because "my" hair is thin.

What do I think? I found it to be comfortable and easy to use. and would definitely recommend it to others. I will try the other sizes though.

****ETA: I've also tried these as Cuffs for my puff, from Ulta. They are very pretty but break very easily with too much pressure. http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod10931259
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@cynd @CodeRed @IDareT'sHair
The Pibbs stay burning my ears with or without the hard plastic covers because the heat is just that intense. It heats up the hard plastic covers such that they start to burn after a while. I wear soft plastic covers under the hard plastic covers. Double layer of protection.
 
divachyk said:
@cynd @CodeRed @IDareT'sHair
The Pibbs stay burning my ears with or without the hard plastic covers because the heat is just that intense. It heats up the hard plastic covers such that they start to burn after a while. I wear soft plastic covers under the hard plastic covers. Double layer of protection.
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Wow. That sounds intense... I can't even feel the heat through the plastic covers I have.
 
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