CurveSpin™ Pro Rotating Thermal Brush
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Create smooth, bouncy, salon-inspired hair at home with automatic dual-direction rotation and 4 adjustable heat settings. Designed to shape layers, add volume, smooth frizz, and create soft curves with less effort.
Real People, Real Results
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Shapes layers
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Adds volume
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Smooths frizz
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Soft curves
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Shapes layers
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Adds volume
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Smooths frizz
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Soft curves
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Shapes layers
-
Adds volume
-
Smooths frizz
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Soft curves
-
Shapes layers
-
Adds volume
-
Smooths frizz
-
Soft curves
-
Shapes layers
-
Adds volume
-
Smooths frizz
-
Soft curves
-
Shapes layers
-
Adds volume
-
Smooths frizz
-
Soft curves
Left, right, then the heat that matches you
Automatic dual-direction rotation wraps each section so layers fall into place while you hold the handle. Four heats let you stay gentle on fine hair or give wet, coarse strands the extra warmth they need.
Spin both ways
Tap left or right so the barrel turns with the way you work around the head, instead of fighting a one-way wrap.
Four heats, four textures
150°C for fine hair, 170°C for normal, 190°C for thick, and 210°C for wet or coarse—choose the setting, then let rotation do the wrap.
Before
After
Infrared heat, smoother shine
Heat that finishes with shine
Infrared heat care is shown to help reduce heat-styling damage, with fast even heating and a smoother, shinier finish you can see on the strand.
Infrared heat care for a smoother, shinier finish
Fast, even heating through the barrel
The bounce shows up at home
Stories from first at-home blowouts
See the difference
See how the CurveSpin™ Pro Rotating Thermal Brush compares, so you can choose the styling tool that’s right for you.
Basic Hot Air Brush
Temps, spin, and how you use it
Match a heat to your hair, then tap left or right as you move around the head.
Heat
Rotation
Which temperature should I start with?
Use 150°C for fine and thin hair, 170°C for normal, 190°C for thick, and 210°C for wet or coarse hair. Begin on the lower setting that still wraps the section, then step up only if the hair needs more heat.
Can I use 210°C on dry fine hair?
210°C is for wet or coarse hair. Fine and thin hair is meant for 150°C so the barrel stays in the gentler range.
How does the left and right button work?
There is a dedicated left and right rotation control. Choose the direction that follows the way you wrap that side of the head so the barrel turns into the hair instead of against it.
Do I still roll the brush by hand?
Hold the handle and guide the section onto the barrel. Automatic dual-direction rotation does the wrap; you switch left or right as you change sides.