TYMO Hair Straightener Brush UK (2-in-1 flat iron & hair brush) with 5 heat settings, black

What this is and who it’s for

The TYMO Hair Straightener Brush UK is a 2-in-1 tool that combines the idea of a flat iron with the convenience of a hair brush. On paper, the point is simple: you should be able to smooth and straighten your hair in one pass, rather than doing the separate “brush first, then straighten” routine.

It’s also clearly aimed at people who want home results that are less fiddly and more consistent. If you’ve ever had the feeling that classic straighteners work, but take ages (or feel a bit too easy to overdo), this kind of brush format can feel more controlled.

That said, it’s not a magic wand. A brush straightener can be great for smoothing and straightening, but the final finish still depends on your hair thickness, how wet/dry it is at the time, and how carefully you section it.

The essentials: heat control and even straightening

A big part of the appeal here is temperature control. The tool offers 5 temperature settings ranging from 130℃ to 210℃, which should make it easier to match heat to different hair needs and styles—useful if you’re not always styling the same way.

TYMO also describes an intelligent chip for stable temperature and even heating. In practical terms, that matters because heat that swings around tends to lead to uneven results (and more time spent going over the same bits). The company also claims it heats up quickly and maintains control while you work.

The brush teeth spacing is listed as 1 mm, with the goal of making the straightening process more delicate than traditional straighteners. For many users, “more delicate” isn’t the same as “no heat impact”, but it can translate into fewer harsh passes if you get your technique right.

What makes it feel safer to use

This model is built around anti-scald design. There’s a burn-resistant outer housing intended to help protect your scalp and fingers from accidental contact, and the heating is distributed via 3D brush teeth that the brand says helps reduce heat damage and frizz.

TYMO specifically claims the design can reduce heat damage by 50%, and that it keeps hair smoother with less frizz. Take those figures as marketing claims—though the underlying idea (more even heat distribution + fewer harsh passes) is believable.

Still, it’s worth being realistic: anti-scald features can help, but they don’t remove the need for care. If you’re in a hurry or you’re careless with how you angle the brush, you can still get burns.

Where it stands out in everyday styling

If you want a tool that feels closer to brushing than clamping plates, you’ll probably notice the difference immediately during use. The wider comb is intended for more even straightening, and the general concept is that you can comb through and straighten at the same time.

Micro example: imagine you’ve washed and towel-dried your hair, then you want a quick “sleek” look before heading out. With a brush straightener, you’d typically section a small strip, clamp/guide less than you would with plates, then glide through from root to ends in a steady motion. The wider comb design is meant to help keep the heat contact more consistent across the section.

That can be a time-saver versus tools that require more careful positioning. However, if your hair is very thick or very curly, you may still need multiple passes to get the exact finish you want.

What to consider before you buy

This product is positioned as “professional salon at home”, but it’s still a home tool. If your goal is ultra-specified results for very challenging hair types, a dedicated straightener approach may suit you better.

Also, don’t ignore the temperature range. Higher settings (up to 210℃) can be helpful for stubborn hair, but they can also increase the chance of drying or damage if you overuse heat. If you’re already someone who struggles with staying on lower temperatures, you may find this brush easier to overpass simply because it feels more “brush-like”.

Finally, the 1 mm tooth spacing and 3D heating are designed to be gentler than traditional designs—yet technique still matters. Going too fast or doing too many repeated strokes in the same section can still stress hair.

Pros and cons that matter

• What stands out: 2-in-1 brush-and-straighten format for smoothing in one step, 5 temperature settings from 130℃ to 210℃, intelligent chip for stable, even heating, anti-scald housing and wider comb aimed at more consistent results.
• Potential downside: it may not be perfect for every hair type, and thick/coily hair can still need extra passes, heat-brush tools can make it easy to “go over it again” if you’re rushing.

Is it worth it?

The TYMO Hair Straightener Brush UK is worth considering if you want easier, more controllable at-home straightening and you like the idea of brushing through while smoothing. It suits people who value heat control (5 settings) and prefer an anti-scald approach for everyday safety.

It may not be the best match if you need very specific, heavy-duty straightening for extremely thick or ultra-curly hair, or if you know you’ll push heat settings and repeat strokes too often. In that case, you may want to think carefully about whether a brush format will deliver the finish you’re chasing.

FAQs

How many temperature settings does it have?

It offers 5 temperature settings, from 130℃ to 210℃.

Does it heat evenly?

TYMO states it uses an intelligent chip to keep temperature stable and heat evenly.

Is it designed to be anti-scald?

Yes. There’s an anti-scald housing intended to help protect your scalp and fingers, and the heating is distributed via 3D teeth.

Will it help reduce frizz?

The brand claims the design reduces heat damage and helps keep hair without frizz, but results will still depend on your hair and technique.