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Hey everyone! I'm on the hunt for a solid blowout brush that’s perfect for my long, medium-thick hair. I had a great experience with the Revlon brush, but I discovered it contains pig hair, so I’m moving on. I can’t splurge on a Dyson, as it’s just too pricey for my budget, which is $70. I'm considering the L'ange blowout brush and the WayTalk model. If anyone has recommendations or experiences with these, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone! I was hoping someone could recommend a good blowout brush for me. I have long hair (medium thickness). I used the revlon brush and liked it a lot but I found out it has pig hair so I wont be using that anymore...
I also can't buy a dyson because its very expensive so im looking at the l'ange blow out brush and the wayvtalk one. My budget is $70.
Thank you!
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