The brush on the left, the Comare 100% boar’s hair brush, I’ve had for several years. It’s a great brush and I’ve always used it for round brushing my hair and blowing it out.
Just recently when I got my new extensions in, I picked up a CHI Turbo roundbrush. My hair is shorter so I felt the size of the Comare was a little too big. I was glad I was willing to try something new.
The bristles of the CHI Turbo are further apart, which means more air flows through your hair while blowing, and the blow dry is faster. But they are not the really spacey plastic and metal bristles, which I’ve never liked and which are not as gentle on the hair. The holes in the brush also help the air flow through instead of around the hair, reducing frizz. The barrel is smaller so it’s a little easier to work with on a shorter angled bob.
This brush is a great investment and I’m confident people who like to round brush blow dry their hair will love it.
The further apart spaced bristles also aid in a sleeker finish while straightening the hair.
To buy:
$17.95
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Marisa Porter 
Nice comparison 🙂 I personally never use brushes like these, and I don’t like it when my hair dresses does either. They always seems to pull on my hair too much.
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hi melissa, do you use padfle brushes? id love to know your styling process!
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Hi, Melissa–Although boars head bristles are popular, the CHI brush is much better for your hair, especially, for blow drying and styling. Boars head bristles can pull and stress the strands of hair. When I worked in the salon, we never used those type of brushes…
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I agree – I think the CHI is a huge improvement over the other boar’s hair brush and I was glad to find something new.
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You look amazing! I’m investing with my next paycheck! 🙂
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Why thank you Captain! I really like it.
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