




Hair Dryer Brush
Straight & Smooth | Style Result | Volume & Smooth |
Damp to Dry Hair | When to Use | Damp to Dry Hair |
Large Paddle | Size | 2.8 Inch Oval Barrel |
120V | Voltage Attributes | 120V |
Dryer | ||
ALCI Safety Plug |
Straight & Smooth | Style Result | Volume & Smooth |
Damp to Dry Hair | When to Use | Damp to Dry Hair |
Large Paddle | Size | Small Oval Barrel |
120V | Voltage Attributes | 100V–240V |
Dryer | ||
ALCI Safety Plug |
Should I use it on dry or wet hair?
The recommended usage is to use it on damp hair.
First, use a traditional hairdryer to dry the roots, then use this hair dryer brush to finish drying your hair for a naturally smooth, straight look.
What hair type is this hair dryer brush suitable for?
This hair dryer brush is suitable for people with curly or frizzy hair to create a natural, smooth, straight hairstyle.
Is it suitable for short or long hair?
It can be used for both. This hair dryer brush is designed like a cushion brush, allowing you to directly comb and massage your scalp.
What voltage does this product work with?
This product is suitable for 110V, with a maximum voltage not exceeding 127V, and is applicable to the United States, Canada, and Mexico. It is prohibited in other countries to prevent short circuits and product melting safety issues.





Hair Dryer Brush
Should I use it on dry or wet hair?
The recommended usage is to use it on damp hair.
First, use a traditional hairdryer to dry the roots, then use this hair dryer brush to finish drying your hair for a naturally smooth, straight look.
What hair type is this hair dryer brush suitable for?
This hair dryer brush is suitable for people with curly or frizzy hair to create a natural, smooth, straight hairstyle.
Is it suitable for short or long hair?
It can be used for both. This hair dryer brush is designed like a cushion brush, allowing you to directly comb and massage your scalp.
What voltage does this product work with?
This product is suitable for 110V, with a maximum voltage not exceeding 127V, and is applicable to the United States, Canada, and Mexico. It is prohibited in other countries to prevent short circuits and product melting safety issues.


















