Hot Tools

Hot Tools

Lochinvar2022-09-14T21:31:08.000Z
I like my Hot Tools with the interchangeable heads
violet9782022-09-04T13:55:34.000Z
2nd hot tools
wreckem2022-09-04T01:24:39.000Z
My favorites are Babyliss and Hot Tools, I have fine hair that's a bit wavy< & I'm 54.
Lochinvar2022-08-05T09:27:53.000Z
Lower the heat setting, leave in conditioners and heat protectors++
You can use a flat iron daily and your hair can be healthy if you look after it. Look at your shampoo, conditioner and treatments, you don’t want
wreckem2022-07-15T13:20:26.000Z
2nd Hot Tools, less hot than the Revlon. When my +
Hair was shorter I used a smaller John Frieda one that was smaller and liked it. I agree that you shouldn’t use these until your hair is mostly dry.
EricaL2022-07-15T02:37:38.000Z
I'm very loyal to my Hot Tools blower brush
wreckem2022-07-12T20:26:00.000Z
Ha, I really have terrible hair. I just had the color touched up a few days ago. That morning I was+
in a rush and blow-dried with a hot air round brush (Hot Tools). It does what it wants, when it wants:)
BayAreaMom2022-06-24T22:29:23.000Z
The sun and the breeze, lol (kidding you not, it’s my go-to), however when nature doesn’t cooperate+
(despite knowing there are better ones out there), my Hot Tools tourmaline 3000 or my Revlon One-Step Volumizer (original)
wreckem2022-06-05T16:41:36.000Z
Good question! I am a product junkie but repurchase these:
1. Bedhead Masterpiece hairspray 2. Batiste & Living Proof dry shampoos. 3. Keracolor Clenditioner 4. Bondi Boost S & C 5. Sebastian Dark Oil S & C 6
10172022-06-05T13:09:09.000Z
Ugh, I had this huge detailed reply with links and everything and I lost it. Here is a short ++
version. 1. Cheap is fine. I find the ones with the longer, more narrow nozzles much easier to fit with diffusers than the short stout nozzles. C