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Let me tell you about a surprising discovery: the Babyliss Cordless Hot Brush. At first, I wasn’t a fan. It had these short, stiff bristles that reminded me of those tiny brushes from the eighties used on mannequin heads, not to mention a type of mascara wand I never liked.
I admit, I judged it just by its appearance. But I was totally wrong. The firm bristles are designed to smoothly glide through the hair without tangling, making everything quick and easy. Initially, I hadn’t looked up what it was supposed to do, so I just started using it, and my hair was immediately smoothed. I even tried brushing from underneath, like hairdressers do, and it added volume and a nice rounded finish, creating a sleek, chic long bob look.
While it may not be a multi-functional gadget like some others, it’s a lifesaver for me. My hair is at that tricky length where it looks great styled but resembles a medieval lute player if left alone. Most times, I’m too lazy to style it. The Babyliss brush offers a chance for a bit of style with minimal effort—just a few minutes of brushing, using heatproof gloves to avoid burns, and my hair looks more put-together. With some makeup, it seems as if I’ve made much more effort than I have.
Initially, I dismissed it, but in minutes it became my go-to tool, convincing me to keep my hair at its current length. Some reviewers found it heavy, but I didn’t. It’s cordless, which is a relief since cords often cause me trouble.
On the practical side, it takes about three hours to fully charge for a 40-minute max heat session. It only took seven minutes to style my whole head twice, so recharging isn’t a hassle. I haven’t decided where I’ll use it without the cord, but it’s nice to have the option!
You can find the Babyliss Cordless Hot Brush online, usually priced around £120–£180, though many places offer it for about £120.
