She Spent 27 Years Hearing "There's No Point" — A Volume Brush for Fine Hair After 50 | HairPost
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2 days ago  ·  ADVERTORIAL  ·  By Rachel Turner, Columbus

She Spent 27 Years Hearing "There's No Point." Then She Built This.

Columbus, OH — A master stylist's answer to fine, flat hair after 50: soft bristles, a gentle scalp massage, and a built-in mist system. Five minutes, one device.


Diane Coleman (51), master stylist from Columbus, Ohio — 27 years behind the chair.

Diane Coleman knows the sentence by heart. She's heard it hundreds of times — always quietly, always a little resigned — from clients in their fifties, sixties, sometimes their late forties:

"I don't really do anything with it anymore. There's no point — nothing helps." — A sentence Diane Coleman wrote down in a notebook over the years

They meant their hair. Finer after menopause. Flat, lifeless, no longer what it used to be. These women had stopped styling — because nothing worked anymore. Because every tool was too heavy, too hot, too awkward. Because their shoulders ached after ten minutes.

"It's not the hair that gave up," Coleman says. "It's the tools."

What happens to your hair after menopause — and why no tool is built for it

Left: what most women are still fighting with every morning. Right: the VolumePro™ 2 — cordless, featherlight, one hand.

As estrogen levels drop after menopause, hair becomes finer, loses density, and lies flatter against the scalp. It reacts more sensitively to heat — what used to work just fine now damages the hair structure.

And yet: the entire styling market ignores these women. The tools on store shelves are built for thick, long hair. They run far hotter than fine hair can take. Their bristles are stiff and scratchy — they snag, they pull, they irritate a scalp that has gotten more sensitive with age. They're too big for short sections. Too heavy for arms that tire within minutes.

And there's a second problem almost nobody talks about. The care products meant to help — the leave-in, the volume spray, the serum — get squeezed into one palm and rubbed in wherever the hands happen to land. Too much at the crown, nothing at the ends. Half the product never reaches the hair that needs it. Which is exactly how fine hair ends up flat and frizzy at the same time.

"One of my clients showed me how she blow-dries at home. Heavy dryer in one hand, round brush in the other, cords everywhere. After five minutes her shoulders hurt. After ten she gave up. Her hair lay just as flat as before." — Diane Coleman

And here's the thing: volume comes from the root — not the ends. But a dryer and a round brush work the hair from the outside. If you can't (or don't want to) coordinate two hands, you simply don't stand a chance at a decent result. No wonder so many women eventually stop.

The moment that changed everything — a client shows her how she blow-dries at home. Then Diane showed her the VolumePro™ 2.

The first VolumePro™ was the answer to more than 400 entries in that notebook. Then the letters started arriving. Women wrote to say the volume was finally there — but their scalp was sensitive, and could the bristles be softer? Could it do something about the dryness, not just the flatness?

Two more years of development with the same engineer from Dayton produced the answer: the VolumePro™ 2. A cordless brush with soft, flexible bristles, a gentle massage effect at the scalp — and a built-in mist system that distributes water or your own care product evenly through the hair as you brush. One motion. Volume, care, and shine at once. Five minutes.


How the VolumePro™ 2 works
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Integrated mist system — the part no other brush has Fill the reservoir with water or your own leave-in. A fine mist releases as you brush, so the product lands evenly from root to tip instead of clumping wherever your hands went. Dry ends actually get something.
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Soft, flexible bristles — made for hair that can't take pulling Rounded, yielding tips that glide instead of snagging. Fine hair passes through without being torn at; a sensitive scalp doesn't get scratched.
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Gentle scalp massage with every pass The flexible bristles work the scalp lightly as you brush — the small, pleasant part of a salon visit that most women never get at home.
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Ceramic thermal surface — lifts from the root, seals the cuticle Gentle heat sets the hair in a lifted position, so the volume lasts. The ceramic surface lays the cuticle flat at the same time: the hair holds on to its moisture instead of losing it to hot air. Less frizz, more shine.
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Heat-resistant safety caps — no skin contact possible No risk of burns to the ear or neck — even on short sections and with a careless motion.
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Volume from the root — in 5 minutes No dryer, no round brush, no two-handed juggling. One device, one pass, finished result.
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Built-in mist — care that reaches every strand Water or your own leave-in, distributed evenly as you brush. No more product piled at the crown and nothing at the ends.
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Soft bristles · gentle scalp massage No snagging, no pulling, no scratching. Fine hair and sensitive scalps finally get a brush built for them.
Less frizz · softer ends The ceramic surface seals the cuticle instead of blasting the moisture out. Flyaways lie flat, ends stay supple.
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Featherlight · cordless · USB rechargeable No cord, no shoulder strain, no arms tiring out. Plug in at night, ready by morning — and it travels.

The difference — in 5 minutes

The same hair — 5 minutes with the VolumePro™ 2.


Do the math

Volume & styling after 50 — three options
Option
Effort
Result
A. Regular salon visits
~$600 / yr + time
Good — but not daily
B. Dryer + round brush
2 tools · 15–20 min
Sore shoulders · disappointing
C. VolumePro™ 2 one-time
5 min · one device
Volume, care & shine daily · at home
  • Women over 50 whose hair has gotten finer after menopause
  • Anyone who stopped styling — because nothing helped anymore
  • Anyone with a sensitive scalp that ordinary brushes scratch and irritate
  • Anyone whose care products never seem to reach the ends where they're needed
  • Women whose shoulders or arms hurt when blow-drying
  • Anyone who wants a presentable result in 5 minutes — without a salon

What women say — women who had stopped hoping

Carol M.
Carol M. from Pittsburgh, 58
★★★★★
"I look like me again. For the first time in years."

"Since menopause my hair was just... flat, and dry at the ends no matter what I put on it. After the very first pass I looked in the mirror and didn't know whether to laugh or cry. That was my hair. Again — and soft, not straw."

Nancy B.
Nancy B. from Charlotte, 63
★★★★★
"The little massage is my favorite part."

"Long blow-drying sessions had been torture for years, and every brush I owned scratched my scalp raw. This one glides. I fill it with my leave-in, brush once, and I'm done in five minutes. At my next appointment my stylist asked what I was doing differently."


Where can I buy the VolumePro™ 2?

The VolumePro™ 2 is available exclusively through the official Zentira store — not on Amazon, eBay, or in retail stores.

⚠️ Beware of imitations: cheaper copies are circulating without the mist system and with hard plastic bristles instead of the soft ceramic-coated ones. These can cause lasting damage to fine hair and irritate the scalp. 👉 Trust only the original from Diane Coleman.
⚠️ Current special offer — strictly limited Right now there's a promotion with up to 60% off the current batch.

→ While supplies last only.
→ After that we return to the regular price — no exceptions.

Editor's note (as of August 2026): current batch over 80% sold out.
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Comments · 61 reactions
Judy W.
Judy W.
Does this really work even on very fine hair? I'm scared it'll get damaged.
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Sabrina T.
Sabrina T.
I have extremely fine hair and a scalp that hates every brush I own. This one doesn't scratch at all. Zero damage, and finally some volume. Just give it a try.
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Margaret F.
Margaret F.
My husband asked me this morning if I'd been to the salon. I hadn't. It was five minutes with this brush 😄
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Patty L.
Patty L.
Gave one to my mom — 68, hadn't done anything with her hair in years. She called me afterward in tears. The good kind.
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Helen K.
Helen K.
I was so skeptical. Yet another gadget. Then I tried it. I just went quiet afterward. That kind of quiet when you didn't expect to be moved.
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