About this product

A heated comb-brush for straightening at home or on a salon chair — you brush through a section and the heated paddle smooths it, without the crease line a flat iron leaves. Six temperature levels, and unusually the packaging prints the hair-type mapping instead of leaving the user to guess: 360-400°F for thick or coarse hair, 285-320°F for curly or wavy hair, 250-285°F for colour-treated hair, and 210-250°F for thin, fine or bleached hair. That guide is a real conversion lever on the shelf and in listing photos, because the number-one fear with hot tools is heat damage. The carton's four feature icons are RAPID HEATING, HIGH HEAT TEMP., ANTI FRIZZ and EASY STYLING, and it carries the class-II double-insulated square mark and a no-bath warning icon. Packaging copy is trilingual English/French/Spanish, so it merchandises across the whole North American market without a repack. Model OD-6801 is printed on the box; the tool itself is a black paddle with a magenta bezel and OUDIM branding. OUDIM is a real brand rather than a marketplace placeholder — a Beijing small-appliance parent with a US entity, OUDIM LLC in Irvine, California — which matters when a channel asks for brand paperwork. Resells through beauty supply, drugstore-format hair care, salon retail, ethnic hair care specialists and gift sets. Textured and relaxed-hair customers are the core buyer for the hot-comb format.