After checking tens of variants and reading tons of feedback about hairstyles, I decided in favor of AsaVea hair straightening brush. It worked so well for me that I\u2019m craving to share my experience and give a few life hacks for girls using it.<\/p>\n
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Not that device appearance is crucial for me, but I find the AsaVea straightening brush very appealing. It looks like a regular hairbrush.<\/p>\n
Instead of flat heating elements, it has ceramic iron teeth, so you need just to comb it through your hair. Being 10 inches long and almost 3 inches wide, it fits my hand perfectly and allows combing through thick hair locks.<\/p>\n
This model comes in two color combinations: white and black, or red and black. The package includes a straightening brush, a manual with tips for use and a small brush for removing hairs and dust between the ceramic teeth.<\/p>\n
The first thing that I should mention is the simplicity of use: there are only ON\/OFF and “+” and “\u2013” buttons to adjust the temperature. AsaVea hair straightening brush makes your work a piece of cake!<\/p>\n
Initially, I didn\u2019t really like button layout: they are located on the back part of the handle, so it\u2019s possible to press them accidentally if you grip the comb tightly.<\/p>\n
But the manufacturer has included the temperature auto-lock function: you should press ON\/OFF button for 1-2 seconds to activate it. The problem of accidental overheating is solved!<\/p>\n
Busy ladies will find AsaVea hair straightening brush highly convenient because it heats up almost instantly. 90 seconds, and it\u2019s ready for use! This device saved me when I was in my morning rush.<\/p>\n
What\u2019s more important, it has 6 levels of heating starting from 130\u00b0C for soft hair and finishing by 200\u00b0C for coarse or wavy curly hair.<\/p>\n
I select either 190 \u00b0C mode or 175 \u00b0C mode depending on the desired result.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s no LCD screen, but AsaVea has six indicators that light up showing the chosen mode.<\/p>\n
You won\u2019t see the exact degree of heating, so it\u2019s important to read the instruction first and understand which level is optimal for your hair. While in use, the iron teeth can gradually cool down: if you see a temperature indicator blinking, it means that the brush is heating up. It will take up to 45 seconds to restore normal temperature.<\/p>\n
Weighing a bit more than one pound AsaVea is a pleasure to use. It\u2019s not heavy at all, and my hand didn\u2019t tire up while I was performing hairstyle.<\/p>\n
The middle-sized cord is good for using the brush in a bathroom, or in front of a console mirror<\/a> in a bedroom. I do both. By the way, if you look for a straightener for traveling, here are my list of the\u00a0best mini flat irons<\/a>.<\/p>\n Another advantage of this model is a rotatable cord: I may keep the brush at any angle and operate it the way I like to reach the best results.<\/p>\n There\u2019s no need to buy protective gloves additionally: thanks to the anti-scald technology, the brush won\u2019t burn your scalp or hands so that you can use it safely.<\/p>\n The temperature is displayed in Celsius, which can be a bit unusual for American customers, but I got gradually used to it.<\/p>\n The model should be used on 110V~120V, and if you decide to travel to the places with 240 V voltage, you need to take a power adaptor with you. (I took it to Europe once, and it worked perfectly with an adaptor). As for watt usage, the package says it consumes 125V- 60 Hz 36 W. I think it\u2019s agreeable for such a powerful device.<\/p>\n