BondiBoost Blowout Brush Pro Hair Dryer & Hair Brush [75MM] – Oval Shape Hair Styler & Volumizer for Smooth/Frizz-Free Results – Great for All Hair…

I’ve been using the revlon blowout brush for about a year now and absolutely love it! I have super curly thick hair and it’s changed the game for me. Cut my styling time in half if not more and really gave me the smooth blowout look I was hoping for. I didn’t think a product like this would work for me but that one really held it’s own and did a phenomenal job. With that being said… idk what it is about the Bondi dryer brush but it really doesn’t do anything at all for my hair😩 It was time for me to get a new one cause unfortunately these won’t last years when your hair is so thick cause the bristles start to bend and break which is to be expected. I gave Bondi a shot because it’s pretty/aesthetic and I figured all of these dryers were pretty much exactly the same. It looked the same shape wise and everything. Idk why but it just fluffed my hair out so bad! I did my routine and used it exactly how I would the revlon and I could not for the life of me get it to smooth down. It was the equivalent of me just rough drying my hair with a regular blow dryer while running a brush through it. Just a proofed up coarse frizzy lions main. I think it just doesn’t heat up enough or something. I hate to hate on it just because it wasn’t for me. I’m sure based on the reviews it’s great for girls with thinner, straight hair. But if you’re a super curly girl like me.. even though this one is pretty, do yourself a favor and get the original revlon one. This one will just not give you the result you’re looking for.

The BondiBoost Blowout Brush Pro Hair Dryer & Hair Brush says it’s a 1,200 watt product. I loved that I’d stumbled onto this “1200W” tool, given my love for BB’s shampoo and conditioner line. What a marvel, considering most common brands in blow dryer brushes (Revlon, Hot Tools, Conair, BedHead, et al) currently only go to 1,100 watts. I’ve been around those blocks and wanted a “better” brush. I spent hours researching an elusive higher wattage—and bam! BondiBoost—unicorn, right? Please see my attached pics. This is only an 1,100 watt hair tool. Why do they advertise 1,200 watt? Truly, I want answers. I’m sure some of you reading do too.

Also, it’s as blisteringly loud as their competition brethren, which I could deal with, except the barrel doesn’t have any sort of protectant coating (ceramic, tourmaline, titanium) like the commonplace brands that have begun to step up their game. The BondiBoost is just a run-of-the-mill aluminum barrel hair dryer brush. I’m returning. One, for the questionable practices, and two, for the overpriced hype I fell for.

Edit 3-16-23: BondiBoost has finally corrected their listed wattage on this hair tool from 1200W that it claimed to 1100W, which is the actual. I hope they’ve also done this across retailers and their web site. My review and initial thoughts, however, stand. (Thank you for reading).

I have natural, thick curly hair (like Shirley temple hair). I used to try and straighten my hair and it would take 45+ minutes and look frayed and dried out by the end. With this tool, I am get a voluminous straight dried look within 20 minutes, while also keeping the natural curls at the ends of my hair intact and healthy. I highly recommend this product to anyone who hates straightening their hair and loves a voluminous blowout look!!!

Heavy and the brush is too big and not comfortable,
Not recommended
Will sell it for half price

This is easy to use and dries my hair quickly so don’t have to spend ages waving both brush and hairdryer around – I wish there was a really cool shot but apart from that great for the price..