After finding that the Revlon One-Step tugged at their hair and the Dyson Airwrap did not provide the volume they wanted, a Tom’s Guide reviewer tested Wavytalk’s Steamlift Pro. They report that the brush produced a bouncy blowout while avoiding the pulling they had experienced with other hot tools.
The reviewer says the Steamlift Pro comes with a printed guide explaining how to install its removable water tank. Users can fill the tank, select a temperature and switch on the steam function. The article recommends distilled water to help avoid mineral buildup.
A built-in 3D comb is central to the brush’s design. Rather than using a dense arrangement of bristles, it separates and grips strands as the heated surface moves through the hair. The reviewer describes the experience as snag-free and says steam helped soften their coarse curls during styling.
For their routine, they detangled their hair, divided it into two sections and first used the tool to smooth and stretch their curls. They then shaped the ends under for a layered finish. The process took 15 minutes, and the reviewer says their hair looked glossy and frizz-free while retaining its length.
The article also reported a price of $99, down from $129, at the time it was written. The reviewer’s assessment is based on their experience with the product, particularly on thick, curly and breakage-prone hair.
Sources: Tom's Guide.