T3 AireBrush One Step Smoothing and Volumizing Hair Blow Dryer Brush, for Fast Drying and Styling with Multiple Heat and Speed Settings, Ceramic and Cool Shot

Game-Changer for My Hair Routine! I can’t say enough good things about the T3 AireBrush One-Step Smoothing tool! It’s a total game-changer for anyone looking to simplify their hair routine while still achieving professional results. First off, the design is sleek and lightweight, making it super comfortable to use for longer styling sessions. What really impressed me was how fast it worked. The powerful airflow and multiple heat settings dried and styled my hair in half the time it used to take. Plus, the ion technology left my hair looking shiny and feeling soft, with zero frizz—a huge bonus for someone with thick, wavy hair that tends to get unruly. I also love that it’s gentle on my hair. Unlike other tools I’ve tried, it doesn’t feel like it’s frying my strands, and I’ve noticed far less damage after regular use. If you’re on the fence, I highly recommend giving it a try. It’s worth every penny for the convenience, quality, and results. My hair has never looked or felt better!

The quality of this T3 blow dryer brush is very good. I especially like that the heat settings allow for lower temperatures and the heat stay consistent. It also has a warmer setting that will set a curl. The brush is soft and holds my fine hair but does not break or pull. It a manageable size for short hair. It feels sturdy but is not heavy. It dries and smooths my hair quickly and is good for refreshing my style between washing. I have replaced my traditional blow dryer with this one. I currently use a T3 curling iron and flat iron and have been very happy with the products. They are several years old and still work great. This T3 blow dryer brush has met my expectations to be of the same quality. I tried a similar styler that was a less expensive brand. I was very disappointed as it burned and broke my hair. I returned that one and ordered this one. I am very happy with this purchase.

I wanted to love this. But I just don't. Will be giving it to charity or probably just throw away. I have chin to shoulder length straight hair - THICK layers of THIN strands. I normally dry with a round brush and regular dryer and turn the ends under with the round brush. I was excited that this one was round - not oval like most other brands. That's the only PRO. Cons - the air flow isn't hot enough on the hottest setting to actually style - it'll blow your hair straight, but I cannot get mine to turn under enough. You can't use it as your primary dryer if you have thick hair, because by the time you get all the layers of the top of your hair dry, the bottom is dry and you have to get it wet again to style it. The buttons are awful - they are a dial on the handle instead of toggle buttons. You need two hands to turn the thing on and off. stupid. The "cool shot" is not a button - it's a setting on the temperature dial - and you need two hands to turn it back 3 slots to get to it - and then it's warm at best - not cold. The bristles - there are two levels. There are the white plastic ones - I'm not sure what purpose they serve - they are far apart and super flexible - every time to store it, the ones on the bottom bend. Forever. After 2 weeks it looks like I've had it years. The inner hairbrush style ones are too short if you have thick hair. Can't get my hair to catch on them half the time. So i have to use two hands to get it wrapped on the dryer then use two hands to turn it on - losing the grip half the time. I saw my friend's - hers is older - her bristles are all folded in different directions - the inner bristles are not going to hold up either. And the kicker - my hair looks worse with this than if I use a regular dryer and a round brush = and flatter - not sure why the title has "volumizing" because my hair looks flat, limp, and sloppy every time. It's also not "fast" - takes just as long if not longer than with just a regular dryer. Save your money - I surely wasted mine. My friend said this is better than the Dyson - so guess I don't need to waste my money there either! Back to my baby bliss dryer and a round brush.

I purchased the T3 hair styling tool because I wanted lower heat and a more even heat then I experienced with a similar device that I had purchased a few years ago. That device just kept getting hotter the longer my drying session went on. My hair would be VERY hot to the touch after using it. Although I loved the styling effect, the high heat was ruining my hair. I went back to the separate hair dryer and round brush method but I really missed the convenience and results I got with the hair dryer brush. The T3 has three choices of heat and two choices of speed. I let my hair airdry for about an hour then dry my hair with the T3 using the low and medium heat settings and the high speed setting. I use hair oil on my hair which I think lengthens the time it takes to dry, but I also use a heat protectant that somewhat speeds up drying. It takes 15 to 20 minutes for me to dry and style my hair which is all one length, a couple inches below my chin, about midway between fine and average in density. While I do feel like the T3 gets somewhat hotter toward the end of the drying session, it is a world of difference from my original brush dryer. I'm happy with the smooth, shiny blowout that I achieve with the T3. It lasts for days with just a daily touch up with straightener tool around my face. That wouldn't be necessary if I didn't work out, pin my hair back, and wear over the ear headphones daily. Compared to my original dryer brush combo device, it takes longer to dry my hair on the lower heat, which of course is to be expected. My hair is slightly wavy but stubborn. It doesn't respond quite as well in terms of turning under at the ends and staying that way precisely as I would like it, but I accept that only the really high heat will do that with my particular hair. I used the hair dryer and separate round brush method to style my hair for decades and I will say that the T3 with the dryer and hair brush combined is a much more pleasant process and my results are markedly better and longer-lasting, so I'm very satisfied.

Worked decent for how thick and long my hair is. Definitely left my hair smoother than any other dryer brush I’ve used, but it still takes as long as any other brush. Compared to my Dr. Knot and Revlon, it is the heaviest. It hurt my wrist with the weight and how long it takes (again from how much hair I have). I noticed it also blew fair amount of smoke into the room throughout drying. Not as much as Revlon but still shouldn’t do that considering its price - Dr. Knot’s did not leave my room steamy so I went kept my cheaper, lightest brush :)

I had been using a L'Ange blow brush and had been satisfied until I noticed hair breakage due to rough bristles, maybe due to the age of the tool. I did lots of research to make a decision on a new one. The T3 AireBrush seemed to address my needs but I was hesitant to pay the price. Totally worth it. I am a senior doing my own hair, short, thin, and color-treated so I have several needs to be addressed. I promise you that first time use was effortless to dry my hair. The result was hair straighter than with any other drying tool I have used. The feel of the bristles against my scalp was actually soothing and relaxing. The bristles are soft, yet provide a good grip on my hair without pulling or tugging. I dried my hair in minutes. No breakage. Settings provide a nice variance of temperatures. It is not cumbersome or unwieldy to handle. I only wish that it came with a cover to protect the bristles.

I have been using this oval Airebrush now for a couple of months. I bought it because I used a T3 hair dryer at a hotel and loved it. I have very thick and fairly coarse hair with about 50% grey which is even more coarse and frizzy. My hair is mostly straight, but because I live in a humid climate, my hair tends to frizz. When I used the T3 regular hair dryer with a round, ceramic brush, my hair was just like it would have been if I had used a hot iron on it, silky smooth (even in a humid climate in summer). I was hoping to get the same with this aire brush, but it is not quite as smooth. It works okay, but if I have the fan on the highest speed, I have to use the next to lowest heat setting (the first actual "heat" setting, not the cool one). On the lowest air speed setting, it is not quite as hot, but I have no need to ever use it hotter than the lowest heat setting. It dries my hair quickly even though it is very thick. The "cool" setting is really difficult to use because it is on the bottom and you have to remember which way to twist it which makes it inconvenient and difficult to use. They should have put a cool shot button on the handle like is common with most hair dryers. As far as the weight, the cord alone weighs almost a half a pound. The brush itself weighs almost 1 pound. If you can rest most of the cord on a counter (instead of it hanging down), this will make it a bit lighter. I am glad I got this on sale as I will most likely purchase the regular T3 hair dryer like I used at the hotel. If you want silky, smooth hair but you have hair similar to mine that is coarse and/or wavy or frizzy, I would not recommend this brush. You will get better results with the T3 hair dryer and a ceramic round brush. They need to adjust the heat settings on this dryer as they are extremely hot.

I have had a dryer/brush for many years. The most recent was about 1/3 the price of this T3. I had a lot of hair damage over the couple years using it. I noticed that the brush was always full of my hair and I had hundreds of broken strands of hair all over my head. Since getting the T3, there is very little hair in the brush and I’m assuming that the broken strands will stop. So far, well worth the extra cost!