Paige DeSorbo dropped a major beauty bombshell on “The Giggly Squad.”
In a recent episode, the Bravoleb cryptically told co-host Hannah Berner that she had “an announcement” — before admitting it was actually about her hair products.
After revealing she decided to give the BondiBoost thermal brush “a whirl” recently, the “Summer House” alumna dropped her jaw, concluding, “I was shocked, honey.”
“I hate that I’m about to say this: It’s everything I’ve been thinking my Dyson has been doing but hasn’t been doing,” she confessed, while she and Berner shared stunned looks.
Made to use on dry hair, the Infrared Bounce Thermal Brush has aloe-infused bristles for a glossy finish. The brand promises “frizz-free, shiny and bouncy” hair with less damage than other heat tools — and the before-and-after photos are quite impressive.
DeSorbo added that perhaps BondiBoost simply works better for her because she has fine hair, to which Berner had questions.
Admitting she wasn’t sure if she bought it or it was gifted to her — and that she was unaware of the price tag, which her co-host giggled at — DeSorbo said, “It just looked like I got a blowout.”
BondiBoost is a favorite for plenty of celeb hairstylists as well, with stars like Miranda Kerr and Alix Earle getting glammed up with the brand’s tools.
Shoppers love it too, writing reviews like, “I was hesitant to get in fear this device would be gimmicky, but I am so happy with the results it provides. You have to be comfortable with how to use a round brush for it to work; if you’re not, just practice a little bit.”
Another shopper concurs, writing, “I love this brush! It makes my hair so smooth and bouncy, and it’s great that it reduces damage. I pair it with the heat protectant, and my style lasts for days.”
If you’re looking for the latest in hair tech, perhaps give pricey tools a break.
This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
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