Waste Of Money
Posted Sat, Jan 12th, 2013 by Guest
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">don't buy!!!brush does not spin.
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">don't buy!!!brush does not spin.
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Leaves My Hair Feeling Like Silk
Posted Tue, Sep 4th, 2012 by Jahayra L.
This miracle gadget leaves my hair looking and feeling like silk. It's simple to use, lightweight and perfect for travel. This is all I brought on vacation. My hair looked voluminous and smooth in every picture. I haven't mastered the Kate Middleton curls with it yet, but they may be due to hair length.
Leaves My Hair Feeling Like Silk
Posted Tue, Sep 4th, 2012 by Guest
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">This miracle gadget leaves my hair looking and feeling like silk. It's simple to use, lightweight and perfect for travel. This is all I brought on vacation. My hair looked voluminous and smooth in every picture. I haven't mastered the Kate Middleton curls with it yet, but they may be due to hair length.
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">This miracle gadget leaves my hair looking and feeling like silk. It's simple to use, lightweight and perfect for travel. This is all I brought on vacation. My hair looked voluminous and smooth in every picture. I haven't mastered the Kate Middleton curls with it yet, but they may be due to hair length.
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Love!
Posted Fri, Aug 10th, 2012 by Ebon M.
I LOVE THIS THING.
It really adds shine and body to your hair. The trick is getting used to it and which direction your hair should curl in. After the buttons start making sense, your hair will too.
There are only 3 downers:
Con 1) The tool does not spin on the cool setting, which would be neat for keeping the strands taut and ON the brush. But I can deal: The lack of spinniness on cool doesn't negatively affect the brushes positive effects on the hair as far, as I can tell.
Con 2) The barrel is too wide for making curls in shoulder-lengthed hair, which is totally fine. I knew that going in (duh, it's 2" wide!). It still gives shorter hair a nice shape for face framing, piecey layering, flipping, curling under, and BODY galore... SO, i can deal with the 2" barrel. I feel awesome.
Con 3)It still doesn't replace a straightener for my 3c/4a hair because it doesn't get it super straight and it definitely doesn't replace replace a blow-dryer because I'd still need the iron after AND it doesn't get my roots.
I just use it for the days that I need a little oomf. If you need something that will do everything for hair that is nearly as curly as mine, keep looking.
This device would be perfect if it came with detachable, interchangeable brushes of different diameters, the handle only permanently harboring a motor and some buttons.
When that device comes out... phew.
-E
It really adds shine and body to your hair. The trick is getting used to it and which direction your hair should curl in. After the buttons start making sense, your hair will too.
There are only 3 downers:
Con 1) The tool does not spin on the cool setting, which would be neat for keeping the strands taut and ON the brush. But I can deal: The lack of spinniness on cool doesn't negatively affect the brushes positive effects on the hair as far, as I can tell.
Con 2) The barrel is too wide for making curls in shoulder-lengthed hair, which is totally fine. I knew that going in (duh, it's 2" wide!). It still gives shorter hair a nice shape for face framing, piecey layering, flipping, curling under, and BODY galore... SO, i can deal with the 2" barrel. I feel awesome.
Con 3)It still doesn't replace a straightener for my 3c/4a hair because it doesn't get it super straight and it definitely doesn't replace replace a blow-dryer because I'd still need the iron after AND it doesn't get my roots.
I just use it for the days that I need a little oomf. If you need something that will do everything for hair that is nearly as curly as mine, keep looking.
This device would be perfect if it came with detachable, interchangeable brushes of different diameters, the handle only permanently harboring a motor and some buttons.
When that device comes out... phew.
-E
Love!
Posted Fri, Aug 10th, 2012 by Guest
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">I LOVE THIS THING.
It really adds shine and body to your hair. The trick is getting used to it and which direction your hair should curl in. After the buttons start making sense, your hair will too.
There are only 3 downers:
Con 1) The tool does not spin on the cool setting, which would be neat for keeping the strands taut and ON the brush. But I can deal: The lack of spinniness on cool doesn't negatively affect the brushes positive effects on the hair as far, as I can tell.
Con 2) The barrel is too wide for making curls in shoulder-lengthed hair, which is totally fine. I knew that going in (duh, it's 2" wide!). It still gives shorter hair a nice shape for face framing, piecey layering, flipping, curling under, and BODY galore... SO, i can deal with the 2" barrel. I feel awesome.
Con 3)It still doesn't replace a straightener for my 3c/4a hair because it doesn't get it super straight and it definitely doesn't replace replace a blow-dryer because I'd still need the iron after AND it doesn't get my roots.
I just use it for the days that I need a little oomf. If you need something that will do everything for hair that is nearly as curly as mine, keep looking.
This device would be perfect if it came with detachable, interchangeable brushes of different diameters, the handle only permanently harboring a motor and some buttons.
When that device comes out... phew.
-E
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">I LOVE THIS THING.
It really adds shine and body to your hair. The trick is getting used to it and which direction your hair should curl in. After the buttons start making sense, your hair will too.
There are only 3 downers:
Con 1) The tool does not spin on the cool setting, which would be neat for keeping the strands taut and ON the brush. But I can deal: The lack of spinniness on cool doesn't negatively affect the brushes positive effects on the hair as far, as I can tell.
Con 2) The barrel is too wide for making curls in shoulder-lengthed hair, which is totally fine. I knew that going in (duh, it's 2" wide!). It still gives shorter hair a nice shape for face framing, piecey layering, flipping, curling under, and BODY galore... SO, i can deal with the 2" barrel. I feel awesome.
Con 3)It still doesn't replace a straightener for my 3c/4a hair because it doesn't get it super straight and it definitely doesn't replace replace a blow-dryer because I'd still need the iron after AND it doesn't get my roots.
I just use it for the days that I need a little oomf. If you need something that will do everything for hair that is nearly as curly as mine, keep looking.
This device would be perfect if it came with detachable, interchangeable brushes of different diameters, the handle only permanently harboring a motor and some buttons.
When that device comes out... phew.
-E
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Get The Salon Blowout Without The Hassle
Posted Thu, Jun 14th, 2012 by Alyssa
I love this! I've gotten so many compliments about how great my hair looks since I've started using it earlier this week. My hair looks so polished and shiny. It pretty much looks like I just got my hair done (every day!). I don't have to fight with my hair dryer and round brush any more. I have shoulder length hair but I have a lot of hair. It would take me about 45 minutes to dry my hair with the hair dryer and round brush method. I swear this tool has cut that time in half.
It did take a bit of finesse the first time I used it to figure out which way to spin the brush to get the hair in the back to curl under instead of flip. But once I figured it out, it was so easy. So much easier than using a round brush and dryer.
Some of the reviews have posted that this may be too big for shorter hair. I don't have any problem using this on my shorter layers or bangs at all.
It did take a bit of finesse the first time I used it to figure out which way to spin the brush to get the hair in the back to curl under instead of flip. But once I figured it out, it was so easy. So much easier than using a round brush and dryer.
Some of the reviews have posted that this may be too big for shorter hair. I don't have any problem using this on my shorter layers or bangs at all.
Get The Salon Blowout Without The Hassle
Posted Thu, Jun 14th, 2012 by Guest
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">I love this! I've gotten so many compliments about how great my hair looks since I've started using it earlier this week. My hair looks so polished and shiny. It pretty much looks like I just got my hair done (every day!). I don't have to fight with my hair dryer and round brush any more. I have shoulder length hair but I have a lot of hair. It would take me about 45 minutes to dry my hair with the hair dryer and round brush method. I swear this tool has cut that time in half.
It did take a bit of finesse the first time I used it to figure out which way to spin the brush to get the hair in the back to curl under instead of flip. But once I figured it out, it was so easy. So much easier than using a round brush and dryer.
Some of the reviews have posted that this may be too big for shorter hair. I don't have any problem using this on my shorter layers or bangs at all.
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">I love this! I've gotten so many compliments about how great my hair looks since I've started using it earlier this week. My hair looks so polished and shiny. It pretty much looks like I just got my hair done (every day!). I don't have to fight with my hair dryer and round brush any more. I have shoulder length hair but I have a lot of hair. It would take me about 45 minutes to dry my hair with the hair dryer and round brush method. I swear this tool has cut that time in half.
It did take a bit of finesse the first time I used it to figure out which way to spin the brush to get the hair in the back to curl under instead of flip. But once I figured it out, it was so easy. So much easier than using a round brush and dryer.
Some of the reviews have posted that this may be too big for shorter hair. I don't have any problem using this on my shorter layers or bangs at all.
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Smooth
Posted Fri, May 25th, 2012 by Linda
Love this product!! I'm 60 with carpel tunnel & arthritis in my hands. This has made styling my hair so much easier! It works so good, I don't even have to use my flat iron. Cuts my time in half. Just wish it blew a little harder.
Smooth
Posted Fri, May 25th, 2012 by Guest
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">Love this product!! I'm 60 with carpel tunnel & arthritis in my hands. This has made styling my hair so much easier! It works so good, I don't even have to use my flat iron. Cuts my time in half. Just wish it blew a little harder.
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<span itemprop="reviewBody">Love this product!! I'm 60 with carpel tunnel & arthritis in my hands. This has made styling my hair so much easier! It works so good, I don't even have to use my flat iron. Cuts my time in half. Just wish it blew a little harder.
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But
Posted Mon, Jan 30th, 2012 by Pamela R.
I love the concept of this Conair Spin Air Brush, except the biggest disappointment is it doesn't come with a smaller brush for shorter hair.
I can't believe they overlooked this in designing this hair dryer brush. Maybe it was intentional as they will probably come out with another spinning air brush dryer when they could have made this one a BEST SELLER if they had only come up with two size brushes.
I do have this dryer and it works well for the top of my hair and gives it lots of volume but the barrel is way too big for the rest of my hair.
I can't believe they overlooked this in designing this hair dryer brush. Maybe it was intentional as they will probably come out with another spinning air brush dryer when they could have made this one a BEST SELLER if they had only come up with two size brushes.
I do have this dryer and it works well for the top of my hair and gives it lots of volume but the barrel is way too big for the rest of my hair.