Lady Jayne Salon Pro Rechargeable Straightening Brush

I feel like this brush would be amazing for people with shorter hair who just want a quick smoothing styling who can’t get in there with a normal straightener. It also worked well on my partners beard to smooth and straighten so that’s a bonus. I don’t feel like it gives long hair that poker straight feel like straightening irons but it definitely smooths it out

I was so excited to be invited to be on the trial team for the Lady Jayne Salon Pro Rechargeable Straightening Brush. My hair is quite long, thick and curly so I am always keen to try new tools to try and tame it! Unfortunately this isn’t going to be my hairs new bestie but it does have some positive points.

The brush itself is sleek and stylish, it’s easy to hold but has a bit of weight to it. It comes with a cute velvet bag to store it in and a USB charger. The instructions advise to charge for 3 hours prior to using for the first time. It’s super easy to turn off and on and change the heat setting. I love that it goes up to 200 degrees!

As mentioned previously, I have long, thick, curly hair so I was not expecting miracles. I sectioned my hair and was pleasantly surprised that the brush was making some difference but not enough to blow me away. I found that if I went over the same section of hair multiple times it did feel soft and appear smoother but was still wavy. Unfortunately while I was less than half way through straightening my hair the battery went flat! The tech specs state the styling usage is 30 minutes, I wasn’t timing but I would say that sounds about right.

Like I said, I wasn’t expecting miracles when I was using it on my hair in its natural state so I recharged the battery and tried again later after I had straightened my hair with my normal straighteners. This time I had better results. My hair often starts to get a little frizzy again later in the day, especially at the back of my head, but after running the brush through my hair a few times it was smooth and soft again.

For me personally, I think the Lady Jayne Salon Pro Rechargeable Straightening Brush will be better suited for touch ups. It’s compact design means it would be very easy to keep in your handbag or in your car for quick touch ups when your on the go.

I wish I could give this a 5 star review but unfortunately I wouldn’t recommend if you have thick, curly hair. However, if you have thin hair you may find this is the perfect tool for you!

I was extremely excited to give this a go, as I have seen many variations of this going around!! I was drawn to it because it heats up quickly and is easily portable. The size of it is pretty much the same size as a normal hair brush, it fits easily and nicely into my hand and so it’s easy to pop into a bag or bring for an overnight stay. It’s also lighter than I thought, so very easily portable. It does come with a carry bag which was a nice touch and a USB charger. The feel of the brush is nice, it’s not plastic-y and has a soft but grippy feel. The bristles are plastic, with ceramic plates on top and bottom and there are some softer/more bendy bristles without ceramic plates around the outside. The non-beatable bristles around the outside are great as it makes it far less likely that you’ll burn yourself. To charge the first time, it says 3 hours, which was accurate, so really quick! It’s got 5 different heat settings and heats up very quickly (advertised at 90sec and this was accurate) so super easy when you’re on the go! The actual performance of the straightening brush- I personally found this didn’t really work for me unfortunately. I do have thick and long hair, and it’s not massively curly but is mostly straight-ish and a bit wavy, and the ends don’t sit straight. I tried very small sections and found that I had to run the brush through several times, and still it didn’t come out as straight as I would have expected. I still had to use a straighter over this, especially the ends to get my hair straight. I also found that I had to use the highest heat (200deg), otherwise it looked no different. I thought this would be great to quickly straighten the bits I needed to, especially the ends and the top layer of my hair, however because I had to use very small sections, this ended up taking longer and I didn’t get the result I was after. This also claims to fight frizz, I honestly can’t say I noticed any difference. All in all, while this is great for travel/on the go and portability (small, easy to charge, heats up quickly), for me, it didn’t really straighten or help to style my hair at all. I would still choose my usual straightener over this. Perhaps someone with thinner hair or short hair or a fringe, it may be more suitable.

I loved the idea of this - finally a hair straightening tool for on the go and cordless! The brush itself looks great, it’s sleek and feels high quality. It is light to hold and size wise certainly fits the brief for a travel brush. When it came to actually using the brush I was a little disappointed - it didn’t really seem to do anything. I have long thick hair and do wonder if it would be better suited to shorter hairstyles. It didn’t glide through my hair very well and there wasn’t a huge amount of information on the box. I look forward to reading everyone else’s reviews as perhaps it is more user error.

I was really excited to see the invite for this product. I had been looking at a more expensive version of this product for some time - anything that sells being a bit quicker and more convenient I’m all after. I particularly liked the idea that you could take this on the go - and use when I take my daughter to swimming then head to work afterwards.

There are two buttons on the product - one to turn it on and one to change the temperature. Great if you have particularly thin or damaged hair to be able to amend that. I also like that it comes with a wee bag for taking it with you. When you receive it you do need to charge it for three hours and you can’t use it when it is on the charger.

I have reasonably thin hair in a long bob - I like to wear it quite straight. I also have quite a few fly aways with post baby hair loss growing back in. I did watch the video on their website of how to use it - hilarious showing someone with already straight hair running it through their hair. I also note that they have a lot of five star reviews on their site. On a positive note it does heat up really fast, and being cordless is fantastic. I managed to get the major kinks out of the middle of my strands of hair but struggled to control my ends and I found it didn’t smooth my hair very well. My hair looks somewhat straight, but still frizzy. You especially can’t control shorter pieces of hair like the ones I have framing my face. The basics are that this doesn’t work for me - But maybe if you have longer hair this could work better.

So my dreams have been dashed a wee bit with this - but I’ll keep trying it and let you know if it ends up being user error.

When it arrived I was pretty excited, I opened it, it was a great travel size but also not too small either so would still efficiently do the job, or so you would think. Presentation wise, I was sold but after switching it on it all went downhill. It took forever to heat up compared to other products on the market, and after 15minutes I don't think it would get any hotter. It certainly wasn't the 200 degrees I had selected on the temperature controls. I started using it and quickly noticed a very frizzy finish. It did not smooth the hair at all. As for straightening, it missed the mark there too. It was like a Luke warm hard brush that didn't really serve much purpose. I didn't section my hair properly, only with my fingers but I honestly don't think it would have made a difference. The brush didn't heat up enough to style the hair. Honestly when I first saw it I thought this is perfect I won't have to buy new straighteners or adapters when I travel it will be my best friend with USB charger. But no my dreams were shattered. I guess the technology needs more development.