Hot Tools

Hot Tools

dottielsj2023-03-28T13:34:51.000Z
I’m back on the hot roller train. Steam rollers especially seem to be much less damaging++
Than other hot tools I use. I do like my hot air brush, flatiron and curling wands too. As long as you’re using a good heat protectant you should b
Lorel12023-03-18T18:17:52.000Z
I have fine, wavy hair & I’m in love with my Hot Tools
Hairdryer brush along with Paul Mitchell Skinny Serum! Both of these tools were game changer for me.
wreckem2023-03-15T20:51:09.000Z
Haven’t tried that one but prefer the Hot Tools over Revlon
wreckem2023-03-02T08:44:44.000Z
I prefer my Hot Tools
Beearthurr2023-02-06T23:29:33.000Z
1 inch hot tools
wreckem2023-01-21T21:31:11.000Z
That was my experience too. I prefer the Hot Tools and John Frieda ones.
Lorel12023-01-19T00:26:45.000Z
I have a good amount of fine hair that turn wavy if not blow dried.
In comparison to other oils that I’ve used, high end & drugstore, this one wins. It’s glides through my hair when applying, it’s very light & leaves h
wreckem2022-12-29T23:19:26.000Z
Fave S & C are Bondi Boost Hair Growth and Sebastian Dark Oil. Fave tools are Bio Ionic flat iron &
Hot Tools curling irons and round blow dry brush and Paul Mitchell hair dryers and curling irons.
Lorel12022-12-17T14:41:51.000Z
❤️Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum!
This is my new HG. I blow dry my hair with a Hot Tools roll brush & wow, my fine hair looks smooth & healthy!
rayoflight2022-12-03T18:05:49.000Z
Ingredients alone don't make a product. Usually if there are mentions of +
a product being able to protect against heat damage and the temperature is listed somewhere then that usually means (or should mean) that the company