I have absolutely no patience when it comes to drying my hair! I use up most of it just working out my knots, so when it is time to blow-dry I usually just manically whip my hair back and forth (just whip it!) on high speed and heat.

That is probably not the best thing for my hair. So, I was really excited to try the new brushes from the Goody QuickStyle line. These new fast-styling brushes allow your hair to go from soaking wet to fabulously dry by removing water 30% faster than with just an ordinary brush.

According to Goody, 70% of women regularly dry their hair and continue on with at least one heat styling process. That means, if you are going to use anything then is this brush for you. I have to admit, I was skeptical. I have no hair styling skills whatsoever, yet my hair is very long and needs loads of TLC. Once I got out of the shower, I grabbed my Goody QuickStyle Half-Round Styling Brush ($11.99) and started to brush my hair with it as I followed my strokes with the hairdryer in the other hand.

Before

Between the bristles is this towel-like microfiber material that soaks up all the water. The brush detangles too, offering smooth, luxurious blow-outs. I was about five minutes in, beginning from the ends and working my way up.

I couldn’t believe how fast my ends dried! I usually just concentrate on my roots to get loads of volume, leaving my ends wet and dampening my pajamas when I sleep. But, this time, they were completely dry! I then worked on my bangs, which have a natural wave/cowlick to them and result in a There’s-Something-About-Mary-hair-trauma-effect once dried.

After

No makeup… only for you, BeautyStat!

I usually wash my hair at night and make sure to sleep on my bangs, so by the morning they are flat and not so all-over-the-place. But, with this brush, I can go right from the shower, blow-dry and go about my day without having to worry about straightening any unruly flips. I was really impressed with the results!

The best way to keep your brush in tip-top shape is to run some hot air over the bristles once you are done. Some of the microfibers might flatten, but running the bristles through with a wide-tooth comb helps them spring back to life. This brush is definitely something to talk about and try for yourself.

Do any of you lovely ladies have no patience when it comes to drying your hair? Do you think this brush could work for you? Let us know by commenting below, which will automatically be posted to our Community Forum (click here to check it out!) where you can find other beauty related discussions! Don’t forget to also submit a photo to our Photo Of The Day (click here!) feature, where a new photo will be picked daily. Your photo just might be selected, so get going!

– Theresa Romano

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