Best Blow Dryers

macpatti

I'm wanting a really nice blow dryer for Christmas (I never know what to ask my oldest sons for, so I ususally go for something I'd never get myself). So, any hair dressers out there? Thoughts?

Chi Rocket
Fhi Heat

nolachick

i've never spent more than $20 - $50 on a blow dryer so i cannot recommend any expensive ones. one that i found at sally's which I think has made a world of difference on my hair is the Jilbere Tourmaline Tools Anti Static Dryer $53.99

http://www.sallybeauty.com/ionic-dryer/SBS-345608,default,pd.html?cgid=Hair09-03
-lightweight
-inexpensive
-reduces frizz and static
-cuts down on drying time
- quiet

let me know if u decide to give it a try

macpatti

Thanks! The ones I listed are close to $200. I'll check out the one you suggested, too. I'll let you know!

nolachick

i've never spent more than $20 - $50 on a blow dryer so i cannot recommend any expensive ones. one that i found at sally's which I think has made a world of difference on my hair is the Jilbere Tourmaline Tools Anti Static Dryer $53.99

http://www.sallybeauty.com/ionic-dryer/SBS-345608,default,pd.html?cgid=Hair09-03
-lightweight
-inexpensive
-reduces frizz and static
-cuts down on drying time
- quiet

let me know if u decide to give it a try

i shud also tell u that my hair is naturally curly and a bit on the thin side. this blow dryer makes my drying time shorter and give me body. i like that the cool shot button stays on rather than having to hold it down like in past blow dryers i've owned

macpatti

i shud also tell u that my hair is naturally curly and a bit on the thin side. this blow dryer makes my drying time shorter and give me body. i like that the cool shot button stays on rather than having to hold it down like in past blow dryers i've owned

Thanks. I have thick, naturally wavy hair (translation in Houston humidity is "frizzy"!).

macpatti

So, here's my review of the three blow dryers I've had since Christmas. My son bought me the Sedu. It was heavy, a little loud, and would rotate between hot and cool on its own (not sure if it's designed to do that or not, but I didn't like it). So, I returned that one and got the Solaro. It seemed to take forever to dry my hair, and my hair was frizzier than normal, so I returned that one. I got the Chi Nano and I love it! My hair dries quickly and it's smooth and soft. The Sedu and the Solaro were $159.99 and the Chi was $199.99, but worth the $40 difference.

KimmyEB

So, here's my review of the three blow dryers I've had since Christmas. My son bought me the Sedu. It was heavy, a little loud, and would rotate between hot and cool on its own (not sure if it's designed to do that or not, but I didn't like it). So, I returned that one and got the Solaro. It seemed to take forever to dry my hair, and my hair was frizzier than normal, so I returned that one. I got the Chi Nano and I love it! My hair dries quickly and it's smooth and soft. The Sedu and the Solaro were $159.99 and the Chi was $199.99, but worth the $40 difference.

WOW! That seems expensive for blow-dryers...I rarely blow dry my hair though, so that may be why, lol. Chi does indeed make good stuff, I had a Chi straightener, and I LOVED it. Unfortunately, it broke within a few months. But when it worked, it worked amazing!

DamnImASexyBitch

I have both at home, and in the salon the CHI DEEP BRILLANCE. I LOVE it. It's light weight ( no carpal tunnel please ) and speedy! I got a kit with the dryer and flat iron for $120 each on sale. So for 2 flat irons, and 2 hairdryers I paid $240.

Saltywaffle

I have long thick hair and use an air mover fan just 5-10 minutes and my naturally wave hair dries pretty much all the way through and straight. If I have any unwanted bumps or damp hair on the underside of my neck I tend to take 2 minutes to run a straightener over it just to make it look more polished. I find this method is way more time efficient and kind to my hair as there is minimal heat damage.

laurawater

Best I have ever used is the Karmin