You'll get it with a Tourmaline barrel brush.
I thought ceramic brushes were good, but golly gosh balls!
I've been using Brushworkx's new one (their spelling, not Fruity's), and I swear, it takes me about a third of the time to blow dry my hair compared to my now seemingly neanderthal days using a boar bristle or nylon brush.
All i ask is that you try one.
Confused? Are these words and names hurting your eyes and making your brain vomit and seize in panic and confusion?
It's simple, as my fun colour and font size indicates:
If you have wet hair and want a really fast blow dry and no static, use a ceramic/thermal or tourmaline hair brush. A round one. You pick the size. (Bigger means more volume.)
Like this: 
If you just want to groom or smooth your hair, or get a really sleek finish to your blow dry, use a boar bristle, nylon, or ball-tipped paddle brush. A flat one.
Like this: 
There. See? It's only Monday morning and you've already got something to tell the girls at After Work Drinks on Friday, just as soon as Jemma has finished telling that story about her wench of a flatmate who stole her last Lean Cuisine, 'cause like, when she got home from personal training and was totally counting on eating it for dinner, she discovered the bitch had STOLEN it, and not replaced it. I mean, who DOES that? Bitch.
