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    hairfree Flat Brush and Round Brush Review (& Giveaway Ends 11/29)

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    ABOUT:

    Are you tired of frying your hair just to get a smooth, silky, sexy finish?  Forget those expensive high heat flat/curling irons that damage your hair!  Now there is a viable alternative called hairfreé® the new revolutionary brushes that will give your hair that same smooth, silky finish without the burning damaging effects!  hairfreé® brushes use the latest in ceramic technology to produce straight, soft, manageable results!  What’s more hairfreé® brushes are only fraction of the cost of those expensive flat/curling irons and come with a 30 day money back guarantee! If for any reason you are not satisfied with the results after using hairfreé® brushes simply return them no questions asked for your refund!

    MY THOUGHTS:

    Ever since I was first pregnant, my hair has struggled.  I shed constantly so my hair brushes need to be constantly cleaned.  It doesn’t help either that I have thick curly/wavy hair.  The first thing that drew me to hairfree brushes is that they are easy to clean.   To easily clean them you just push up the plates and the hair easily comes out, then you can rinse it with soapy water if you really want to clean it (the brushes will never rust either.)  I have had brushes get so nasty that I throw them away because I can’t get them clean enough, with the hairfree brushes, they really are easy to clean and keep them clean.

    The main feature though of the hairfree brushes is that they have ceramic plates so you don’t have to use a flat iron anymore.  Now you can brush your hair while blowdrying and the ceramic plates in the hairfree brush will act as a flat iron since the plates heat up.  Don’t worry they don’t get to hot to handle or require anything special.  You can either brush your hair while blowdrying, heat up the brushes by blowdrying them directly, or just using the hairfree brushes as you would any normal brush.  The bristles of the brushes are not flexible, they are hard but not uncomfortable.

    I personally am not coordinated to brush my hair and blowdry at the same time.  I prefer to heat up the brushes a little bit after I blowdry my hair and I also use the flat brush just throughout the day as I normally wood.  There is also a mirror on the back of the flat brush, which is nice.  I know how terrible it is to constantly flat iron your hair so I do try to avoid it if I can.  The hairfree brushes definitely help me pass up my flat iron.

    BUY IT: You can buy the hairfree brushes directly from the hairfree website.  The Round Brush is $15.95 ($3.75 S&H) and the Flat Brush is $9.95 ($3.25 S&H).

    WIN IT: (1) US winner will receive both the Flat Brush and Round Brush from hairfree.

    TO ENTER:  Leave a comment on your typical hair routine!

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    3. Gianna says

      My new routine since my hair is 22 inches shorter.. Wash in shower, condition hair, comb through and then dry. Then I put curl cream in and let dry.

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    11. Glenda says

      My hair routine is to well, brush it. I have curly hair and some days, it looks better if I DON’T brush the back. What REALLY draws me to these brushes are the plates that lift for cleaning. LOVE THAT.

      Reply

    12. Alison says

      I shampoo and condition my hair and then let it dry on it’s own. I’d love to flat iron it, but my hair is sooo brittle.

      THANKS.

      Reply

    17. Elizabeth K says

      Hair routine = wash, rinse, towel dry, stick in ponytail holder.
      Perhaps if I had some easier brushes to dry my hair with… 🙂

      Reply

    18. Erica C. says

      Half of the time, I only have time to brush my hair after my shower. Sometimes, I get to blow it dry and when I’m lucky, I’ll get to curl it a bit.

      Reply

    19. Jennifer M says

      If the kids allow me more than 2 minutes after I get out of the shower, I brush and blowdry my hair. However, typically it only gets air dryed.

      Reply

    21. Auriette says

      My hair routine – At night I wash it, towel dry, maybe brush it. In the morning, I sometimes brush it. I started having a really frizzy area on my head about three years ago, and it’s difficult to brush through. It actually broke the tines on my old brush, and I haven’t replaced it. That’s why I’d love to have a new one!

      Reply

    29. Melissa Barnes says

      typically i wash and condition and then towel dry, brush then blow dry,which takes forever i have long hair and then just curl ends

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    64. Raven In A Blue Room says

      on a typical day, brushing and ponytail – I admit

      Thank you for hosting this giveaway

      Louis
      schnitzomage {at} gmail {dot} com

      Reply

    72. Terra Heck says

      My routine changes often, depending on what hairstyle I’m in the mood for doing. Most recently I’ve been blow drying and straightening it. Thanks.
      partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com

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    117. Hilary says

      My typical hair routine is to just brush it and either straighten with a flat iron or just add mousse if I want to go with my natural curls

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    137. madwoman-doing-cartwheels says

      I just blow dry my wet hair and brush it and go. I have a pretty simple routine==often just put it in a pony tail with a scrunchie.

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    160. crystal allen says

      i normally wash my hair and let it air dry. i like to use a blow dryer in the winter though. clallen at ntin dot net

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    185. Celeste says

      Most days I do flat iron my hair – but to give my hair a break, I will also leave it “natural” some days & put my hair up in a bun, pony tail, or with a cute headband.

      Reply

    189. Diane R. says

      I don’t have much of a routine. In the morning I grab comb and brush and either twist up the hair or leave it down to wash in the shower. Comb and brush again, then braid it up for the day.

      Reply

    207. Jackie says

      I use a round brush when blow drying my hair. Thanks for the review and giveaway…these look like they’d be great for my daughter’s long hair!
      jackievillano at gmail dot com

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    233. Becca says

      I have very thick, wavy hair, so my hair routine can be a bit daunting for me. It consist of washing every 3 days because it can dries easily. I put straightening balm in and straighten with a flat iron.

      Reply

    237. Sue Howard says

      I have similar hair to you. I have struggled with hair loss after each child and I still find my hair changing after 6 years.

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    264. Some Lucky Dog says

      Typically I just blow dry my hair using my fingers and a plastic (ugh!)vent brush to help straighten it. Depending on my mood and the time I have sometimes I use a flat iron. I’d love to try these brushes!
      someluckydog at gmail dot com

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    269. Billie R says

      I blowdry my hair straight on the days that I have to work and usually throw it back in a ponytail on the days I have off. kekagel(at)yahoo.com

      Reply

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