Wavytalk Pro Steam Hair Straightener Brush, Steamline Pro 3 in 1 Straightening Brush, Steam Reduces Damage, Nourishes Hair, and Expedites Straightening

I was influenced to buy this on YouTube, but unlike 90% of the items that influencers push, this hair straightener is LEGIT. I had mid expectations - price was good and my hair straightener is on its last legs, so gave this a try. My hair is naturally wavy curly, and it gets SUPER frizzy when it's dry or humid. This straightener made my hair so smooth, straight, and soft, but with a nice bounce, and it was super easy to give my ends a slight wave for a blowout look. I tested my hair over cooking soup (lots of steam), hot shower with my hair tied up to keep dry, outdoors in misty rain - it held up perfectly. I'm so impressed!! I love how there's a guard on the heat elements so you can't really burn yourself (I still have scars on the backs of my ears from burning myself with a standard hair iron). And it's FAST - much faster than using my hair iron or my Shark Flex. It was a little tricky to close the water seal my first couple times, but once I got the hang of it (I push it into place with a bobby pin), it's super easy.

The Wavytalk Pro Steam Hair Straightener Brush – Steamline Pro 3-in-1 has quickly become my go-to tool for styling! It’s incredibly easy to use and delivers salon-like results at home. I love that it combines steam technology with a straightening brush — it glides through my hair smoothly, reduces frizz, and leaves my hair looking sleek and shiny. It heats up fast and the steam feature gives extra hydration and smoothness without drying out my hair. It works great for straightening, smoothing, and adding a polished finish. It’s lightweight, comfortable to hold, and perfect for everyday use. Whether I’m in a hurry or want perfectly styled hair, this brush does it all in one step. Highly recommend it if you want smooth, frizz-free hair with less effort!

The Wavy Talk Pro Steamline straightening brush really helps reduce frizz and leaves hair smooth and beautiful. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and feels safe there’s very little risk of burning. It works great on curly hair, grabbing the hair from the root and removing waves effectively. Plus, you can adjust the temperature based on your hair type, which is a big plus. Highly recommended! 💯🔥 El Pro Steamline de Wavy Talk quita el frizz y deja el cabello suave y bonito. Es ligero, fácil de usar y bastante seguro, casi no hay riesgo de quemaduras. Funciona súper bien en cabello rizado, agarra el tronco y elimina las ondas de verdad. Además, puedes regular la temperatura según tu tipo de cabello. Muy recomendado 💯🔥

Living 35 miles southwest of Chicago, I’ve battled brutally hard water for years. It’s left my hair dry, frizzy, and lifeless, especially after blow-drying, which only makes things worse. Air drying? Puffy and dull... I was stuck. Then I found the Wavytalk Steam Straightener, and everything changed. This isn’t your average hot brush. It looks like one, but you don’t brush through your hair; you glide it slowly down each section while holding the ends. Once I used it properly, the results were instant. One pass, and my hair looked like I just left the salon. Smooth, shiny, and healthy, not fried or flat. The steam locks in moisture instead of stripping it, which is a miracle if you deal with hard water or humidity. I even used it on my niece’s thick, wavy hair. It took a few extra passes, but in 20 minutes, her hair was sleek and glowing. Mine’s fine, so one or two passes is all it takes. Bonus: it has adjustable heat settings, so it works for all hair types. And if you live somewhere with hard water, use distilled water in the steam chamber; it keeps the tool clean and your hair happy. Now my hair stays smooth for days, even in humidity. I get compliments constantly. If you’re tired of frizz, dryness, or dullness, this tool is absolutely worth it and worth every dollar.

I saw this steam straightener on tiktok for months, it seemed so cool and i just couldn’t wait to get it, i really liked the steam feature, it works great but to be completely honest, it kind of rips my hair out as i use it ( because of the brush design ) and the steam doesn’t keep my hair completely straight for too long, i was so sad when i realized my actual hair straightener could do a better job at keeping my hair straight, and i am a golden blonde with very fine and thin hair, it seems to work great, just certain hair types it doesn’t work as well! i would say it works allot better on thicker hair! overall just because it doesn’t work the best for me does not mean it won’t for you! it’s definitely worth the try and super cool!

I’ve been using this for a few weeks and am definitely impressed. I’ve used other brushes but having thick wavy hair that’s prone to never staying straight they just never work. This actually works. It does take some getting used to because you don’t handle it the same way you do a traditional straightener. I find it is heavier but not by much and it gets much hotter even on the lowest setting. I use the included heat glove because it’s tricky trying to hold hair taunt while brushing it because it gets so hot. That said thick or thin hair will easily work with this brush. The steam is an awesome feature that does make hair soft and shiny and also straighter than you’d think. The quality of the items are all top notch. The small bottle to refill with water is super helpful and adding the water is easy and just pops in. I have shoulder length hair and I think this would work better on longer hair but prob not above your shoulders. You need some length to grab and pull and brush through so I wouldn’t recommend with short hair. That said it does reduce time doing your hair but there’s a bit of a learning curve. Hair stays soft and straight. Heats up fast and stays consistently hot. I find it easy to clean with the little brush included. Clips are super useful to section hair. Scrunchie is super cute and well made. It’s a top notch brush that’s incredibly well made but I would say don’t pay full price. There’s always a discount so definitely wait for a discount to save money.

My daughter has a mix of 3C to 4A hair, this is the best straightner we have ever used! That picture was taken several years ago, but you get the idea of how curly her natural hair is. You barely have to run it through the hair and very minimal effort, it works so quickly. And it gets the roots straight away without any hassle the 1st or 2nd pass as well. No need to follow it with a comb. I highly recommend this straightener for sure.

While it does work faster and actually gets the roots AND ends of my hair, I dont think Ill use it. For starters, I can achieve a silk press fairly easily with any tool. This is close to my silk press but still leave me with a lot of body and minor frizz, with some poof at the roots. I kinda like it because it makes my hair seem fuller and heavier, vs thin and flat flat. My wash and dry process has been mastered for my hair so I can get bone straight. I did video the dry side vs the steam brush side for reference. So by the time I straighten Im good to go and it lasts me until I decide to wash which is every 4wks or whenever my hair feels dry. I hardly lose hair during wash, blow drying or flat ironing. This thing pulled out more of my hair than Im willing to risk lol its like my hair wasnt getting noticeably caught but when I looked at the brush I was confused because it pulled my hair out. I havent gotten this much breakage in almost a year and that was from neglect and trying to flat iron a week old blow out.. I know better. So to see these pieces break off kinda scare me that Ive set myself back a bit. It wasn't a handful but that's how little I lose that even 5 strands is a lot. My hair was pretty blown straight, so much so that I wasnt even going to silk it but wanted to test this. I have 4a/b type hair. It also burned my scalp twice and can get pretty hot if the steam spits out, which btw took a while to even happen. It made the sounds but no steam. Then when it finally did, the water had run out. So Im not even sure that I can say Ive 100% used the steaming portion rather than just the heated brush. And the brush gets quite hot. Its not heavy or anything and straightens well. I just think maybe its not for me. I didnt get to my healthy length and texture for nothing lol. I think the thing that makes it work so well is the part that also breaks my hair, and thats the curve of the teeth which mimics the pressing of a plate like regular irons. Like others have said it doesnt leave the burn smell. It does get my ends but my blow dry process ensures that. You have to have 100% smooth hair or this will take any stragglers, kinks or curls. Even with my method I may lose a few small ends that are probably already broken and split.. but this took so much more than Im used to. Update: days later and my hair is plenty drier. My normal routine keeps me moisturized for weeks and I even add oil to the ends now for an extra boost. This thing isnt for me. Its for those who either already have straighter hair, or girls with kinky hair that dont know how to manage it so any form of "straight" they achieve makes them leap for joy. This just gives you basically a really good blow out texture appeal. It will encourage you to use excessive heat. Im a once per month maybe straightener type, not multiple uses. Also now has burnt hair smell after use, like any other iron.