GOMYTH Upgraded 5-in-1 Blow Dryer Brush with Heated Comb (70mm) for Wet & Dry Styling
Product description
What this is for (and why people buy it)
A blow dryer brush is one of those tools that can feel a little gimmicky—until you’re trying to get volume and smoothness without spending forever at the mirror. The GOMYTH Upgraded 5-in-1 Blow Dryer Brush with Heated Comb is built around a simple idea: combine drying and styling in one step, then use the heated comb mode to align and smooth for a frizz-free finish.
On wash days, you’d run it in blow dryer brush mode to go from wet to styled. On non-wash days, you can also use the heated comb mode to refresh, tame bedhead, and fix common issues like ponytail creases—without dragging out a full blowout routine.
One note up front: it’s designed to reduce the hassle of styling, but it still has heat involved, so results will depend on your hair type and how carefully you manage temperature and section size.
Key points
This brush focuses on volumizing, smoothing, and faster styling using a nano titanium barrel and negative ion technology. It also adds an “intelligent thermal control” approach meant to keep heat in a safer range while drying wet hair.
In day-to-day terms, you should expect a tool that’s trying to be a time-saver: you dry, detangle, and shape in one pass, then switch modes for a more polished look. If you’ve struggled with frizz, static, or flat roots, the 70mm barrel and heated comb mode are there to help you get lift at the base while smoothing through the lengths.
What you’ll notice in use
The experience here is pretty clear from the design choices. There’s a heated comb setting for aligning and smoothing, and a blow dryer brush mode intended for wet-to-dry volumizing and styling.
The bristle layout is meant to do more than “brush through.” It’s described as a 3D bristle design with tufted short bristles that lift at the base while gently detangling knots, plus nylon-tipped pins that are intended to protect the scalp and provide a soothing massage. In practice, that translates to fewer separate steps: you’re lifting roots while smoothing the surface, rather than just combing styling product through later.
There’s also a 3-flow airflow system controlled by turning a wheel, which suggests you’re meant to steer airflow direction instead of relying on one fixed pattern.
Temperature & heat control (where it may help, and where it may not)
If you’re trying to reduce heat damage, this is one of the bigger selling points. It claims built-in intelligent thermal control with a smart T-sensor designed to maintain precise temperature levels and avoid reaching heat-damaging temperatures, especially when drying wet hair.
It also offers multiple settings: 5 heat and airflow settings are listed, including cool air with high speed, low heat with high speed, medium heat with low speed, high heat with high speed, and a heated comb setting. There’s even an adjustable knob ring positioned at the bottom of the handle to help avoid accidental touching.
Still, it’s not magic. If you keep one section pinned under heat for too long, you can still overdo it—so the “safer temperature” idea only works when you use the tool thoughtfully.
Tech specs
- Type: 5-in-1 blow dryer brush with heated comb (wet & dry styling)
- Barrel size: 70mm
- Motor power: 1100W
- Heat/air settings: 5
- Airflow system: 3-flow airflow channels (selectable)
- Heating technology: Nano titanium-coated barrel
- Ion tech: Negative ion technology
- Thermal control: Smart T-sensor (intelligent thermal control)
- Bristle design: 3D bristle design with nylon-tipped pins
Should you buy it?
It’s a solid pick if you want a single tool that can handle volumizing and smoothing without switching between separate dryer and styling tools. If you have thick, curly hair (the product positioning calls this out) or you deal with frizz and static, the combination of heated comb mode, negative ion tech, and multiple temperature settings could fit your routine well.
You may want to skip it if your priority is ultra-custom styling control, or if you already have a setup that’s working perfectly for you with very precise heat management. It also might not be the best match if you dislike using heated tools on wet hair or you’re not comfortable working in sections to prevent lingering heat in one spot.
Quick FAQ
FAQs
Can it be used on wet and dry hair?
Yes. It’s designed for wet-to-dry styling in blow dryer brush mode, and it can also be used for refresh and smoothing on non-wash days.
What does the heated comb do?
The heated comb mode is described as aligning and smoothing for a frizz-free, shiny look. It’s also positioned as helpful for touch-ups like bedhead and ponytail creases.
How many temperature and airflow options are there?
It lists 5 settings total, including a cool-air option and a heated comb setting.
Is it meant to reduce frizz and static?
According to the description, yes—negative ion technology is intended to reduce frizz and static while adding smoothness.
Does it claim to protect against heat damage?
It includes an “intelligent thermal control” concept meant to maintain precise temperature levels and avoid heat-damaging temperatures while drying wet hair. Results will still depend on your usage.
Final verdict
Worth considering if you want a fast, all-in-one tool for volumizer blowout styling plus a heated comb for that smoother, polished finish. Just keep expectations realistic: it’s built to help reduce frizz and simplify drying/styling, but you’ll still get the best results by choosing the right setting and not over-staying in one area.