Bounce Curl Volume EdgeLift Brush, 5-in-1 Tool for Volumized Waves, Curls & Coils - Teal

Really does work on my 'mixed ' hair.I have that frizzy combination hair that can be really curly or really frizzy. Some strands are not coiled or more wavy straight and some are coiled. I can't Brush my hair dry or it will expand sideways and instantlytanglr, needs to be wet to brush it, yet it's still not really cur, maybe frizzy waves that always look like i never brush it.....i keep it really long (with layers) because the weight helps keep it down.So that being said. With just some some lotion while wet, i can use this brush as directed and my hair looks really put together and defined, even truely curly, which i prefer because at least it's choosing something. With product like gel or something it can really be defined and super curly. So for me and my 'type' of hair, this is a godsend. I just wish the handle was more substantial because it's pointy and small, slippery even. Sometimes it's hard to beush through my hair and the brush slips or is difficult to grip. I try to remember to put my hair up for bed, but if i don't, then I'm fumbling around with the brush for a while, so i use a better grip brush first, then end with this one for definition.

This brush is designed specifically to give your roots a major lift, really define your curls, and just pump up the volume without making things frizzy. When I use it, my curls just pop, looking way more defined and uniform, which is something I always struggled with before. And that annoying frizz? It actually helps keep it down, which is a huge win in my book.There's a little bit of a learning curve to figure out the best way to use it for your hair type – I definitely watched a few tutorials to get the hang of it. And yeah, it's probably a bit pricier than your average brush. But honestly, for the kind of volume and definition I get, it feels totally worth it. I've had this product for a good few months and it holds up extremely well too.

I have 3 curly kids and also own the original Bounce Curl. I wanted to try this one out, and I love the way it gives their hair volume. I only use this hairbrush to style after the hair has been detangled. It's a little on the pricey side, but as a small business owner myself, I'd rather buy from the original makers.

This brush is amazing for defining curls!! It was a tiny bit pricey for a hairbrush, but SO worth it!!! The brush has two different defining sides so you can make bigger or smaller curls. Would definitely recommend to anyone who is constantly fighting curls! Practically no learning curve and the curls stay all day!

I absolutely love the Bounce Curl Volume Brush! It delivers amazing results, making it a staple in my curly hair routine. One of the best features is the pointed tip on the handle, which makes sectioning so quick and precise — it’s honestly the second-best part of the brush after its grooved edges.Unfortunately, I had slippery product on my hands and accidentally dropped it. The pointed tip broke and splintered, which was disappointing since it was such a useful detail. I wish the tip were more durable or had a reinforced design, especially since it's a tool we often use with wet or product-coated hands.Despite that, I still highly recommend this brush. Just be extra careful when handling it!

Love this item. It’s easy to use. My waves/curls are more defined and last longer with less fizziness (especially at the roots). So glad my stylist tried it out on me.

It works! I have a mix of 3c/4a curls throughout my hair and wasn't sure this would work for me and I was VERY pleasantly surprised. It's worth every penny! Makes styling so so easy and fast. Hair done in less than 15 minutes! I highly recommend! Buy it!

I love bounce curl products and I was intrigued by this brush. I decided to not be an early adopter of the define brush, especially when I heard she was developing different versions. when the volume brush dropped, I was in and just needed a sale. I have used the brush twice now and have mixed feelings. I am used to brush styling with my tangle teezer, but this brush takes some practice. the first time my hair was pretty frizzy, especially in the back according to my sister. the second time, I made sure myhair was really wet, which seemed to help with getting more defined clumps near my roots. I typically do my cream, gel and then brush style. I feel like the bristles of this brush may brush out some product, so I reapply gel after with this too. I don’t have that issue with the tangle teezer since it is all plastic. I do feel like my curls are better defined from root to end, where with the tangle teezer I had more clumping of curls where I had to go through and separate after breaking the cast and throughout the week. however, I do not feel as though I get as many ringlets. maybe I actually need the define brush to get the results I want? I also do not feel as though this brush gives me any more volume than before. can’t say at this point the brush will stay in rotation, but will keep playing around with it. given the price and results so far, it is not a brush I would say is a must have.