Cameo Teasing Brush Review

Like a lot of people I received this in my BRBB. I knew what it was straight away, but I don't really have much use for it in my collection.

This has an uber bright pink with small sparkles plastic handle. The bristles are black and tightly packed. Didn't have any problems with them falling out or anything. I do really like that the end is pointed so it makes it easier to make a part in your hair.

The tightly packed bristles make it easy to back comb your hair and have a really nice effect. Also great for smoothing down some hairs if you are doing a sleek look. Great that this has multiple uses.

Overall though I mainly just wear my hair down and straightened most days. So for me I don't really have an everyday (or even often) use for this so it won't be staying in my collection long term.

I have owned at least 5 different types of teasing brushes and this one would be the one I like the most.

I was sent one of these in one of the Beauty review beauty boxes, I really like the colour, its bright, its bold and you can find it nearly anywhere.

The end has a pointy edge, its great for parting your hair or putting it into precise sections.

I have very fine and thin hair so I need as much volume as I can get. I like to give the top of my hair volume so section a long chunk of hair and using the brush I slide it down my hair from mid length down to the roots, when Im happy with the result I spray it with hair spray and gently smooth the top. It takes me half the time to tease my hair compared to a regular comb.

It also makes a great "dreading" brush, I recently made some synthetic dreads and I used this to back comb. It made my work so much easier, I was nearly finished making my dreads when I couldn't find my teasing brush and I had to finish the rest with my regular brush (My son had hid it somewhere), thats when I realized how handy and less time consuming this brush is.

I am very happy with this brush, after having this brush I purchased the bigger version of this, the brush is the same but twice as wide, its fantastic!

I highly recommend this brush!

When this brush turned up in my BRBB I was a little perturbed. A plastic, pink, somewhat tacky looking brush that resembled something a 3 year old might use didn't really scream "use me". However, once I finally read the instructions and realised it was a teasing brush, I was intrigued!

I have super fine, thin hair so have done my fair share of teasing in my time, but always with a comb. Who knew a brush existed for that exact purpose! The bristles are just the right length and density to provide targeted teasing, but it's soo much faster and easier than using a comb.

For those that may not be too familiar with teasing, it just means adding volume to your hair. You just back-comb sections of hair where you're wanting a bit more oomph and wah-lah! Super babe'n tresses. It's also great for smoothing down baby hairs if you're going for a sleek look, just spritz with hairspray and brush over with this brush. I never would've given this a second glance in store but I'm super stoked to have it in my collection!

I was interested to get this brush in the March BRBB. I looked it it and thought, hmmn, that looks looks a pretty ordinary brush.

It's a cool dark pink, and has 3 rows of hard black bristles.

I haven't tried it for teasing because my hair is fine and quite fragile and breaks off easily under pressure, but after washing, drying, and brushing my hair, I run this brush over and it smooths flyaways and frizz, very very well.

This is all I use it for, but I'm very happy with it for that purpose and as it is advertised as being $6, it is a great brush for the price and the purpose.

I would recommend it to others to try - another weapon in the flyaway hair arsenal!

When I spotted this in the March BRBB I was excited and couldn't wait to try it out. Now I have thick wavy hair - how much more volume do I need? I've always wanted to try the half up pony or loose bun with a bit of volume so now was my chance.

I was a tad too keen and went straight into teasing - how hard could it be? Well if you don't know what you're doing then it'll look like a mess which is exactly how mine looked. Needless to say I put the teasing brush down and checked out a tutorial or 5!

It's a lightweight pink brush with a groove in the middle of the handle which is great for grip and a pointy tip for sectioning your hair. I don't have anything to compare this brush to but I do like it. The bristles are clustered very close to each other so it does a good job of smoothing out the hair.

Initially I created more knots than actual volume but eventually I got the hang of starting high and using small strokes until I reached my roots. I wouldn't do too much because I'm not trying to bring back the beehive at my age but it's a nice change from usual hair styles - loose curls, sleek straight, braid, bun. I'm still not the best at teasing my hair but I'm quite happy to have this for those days or nights.