Thermae Pro Hair Brush

This thermal brush is designed to work on all hair types, including straight, wavy, curly, thick, thin, and fine hair. Its adjustable heat settings (up to 410°F/210°C) allow you to customize the temperature based on your hair type. For fine or damaged hair, use lower heat settings to prevent damage, while thicker or coarser hair can benefit from higher heat. The ceramic coating and negative ion technology ensure even heat distribution and minimize frizz for a smooth, shiny finish.

No, this thermal brush is not designed for use on completely wet hair. It works best on damp or dry hair. If your hair is soaking wet, gently towel-dry it or use a blow dryer to remove excess moisture before styling. Using the brush on overly wet hair can lead to uneven styling and potential damage. For optimal results, apply a heat protectant spray before using the brush to shield your hair from high temperatures.

Dryness and frizz can occur if the brush is used incorrectly or without proper preparation. Here’s how to avoid it:

• Use a Heat Protectant: Always apply a heat protectant spray or serum before styling to lock in moisture and shield your hair from heat damage.
• Avoid Overuse: Limit daily use of heat styling tools. Allow your hair time to recover between sessions.
• Check Heat Settings: Ensure you’re not using excessively high temperatures, especially for fine or damaged hair. Lower heat settings combined with the brush’s ceramic coating and negative ion technology will help retain moisture and reduce frizz.

If the issue persists, consider deep-conditioning treatments to restore hydration.

If your hair isn’t curling as expected, here are a few tips:

• Section Your Hair: Divide your hair into smaller sections to ensure even heat distribution and better control while styling.
• Adjust Heat Settings: Make sure you’re using the right temperature for your hair type. Thicker hair may require higher heat, while finer hair needs lower settings.
• Technique Matters: Slowly rotate the brush as you glide it through your hair to create defined curls or waves. Practice different speeds and angles to find what works best for your hair.

With consistent use and proper technique, you’ll achieve the desired curls or waves.

If the thermal brush is pulling your hair, it could be due to one of the following reasons:

• Tangled Hair: Start with detangled hair by brushing it thoroughly before using the thermal brush.
• Snagging Bristles: Ensure you’re gliding the brush slowly and evenly through your hair. Rushing or forcing the brush can cause pulling.
• Hair Type: If you have very thick or curly hair, divide it into smaller sections to reduce tension and make styling easier.
• Brush Condition: Check the bristles for any debris or damage that might cause snagging. Clean the brush regularly to maintain smooth performance.

By following these tips, you should experience a smoother, tug-free styling process.