Am not looking for a rotating air dryer, but just a rotating brush to use with my ionic hair dryer, will this one work? And is the speed suffucient???
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It is just a rotating brush, not an air dryer. I really can't answer your question about speed. I had problems with tangling and really don't use it.
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I air dry my hair to pretty much dry and then use the hot air brush. It works great. I also put some kind is a conditioner or heat protector it on my hair is soon as I get out of the shower. The brush gets pretty hot. My second brush is hotter than my first was. But it does a great job. I would never have another brand.
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the name of the dryer is Twin Turbo 3500 because its 3500 watts. make sure to get the ceramic/ionic version
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Yes, the ionic makes a "clicking noise" and is supposed to be better for your hair. It has been many years since I owned a regular Caruso steamer. If you shop around - like on Amazon, you can get a better price so the cost factor is rather insignificant.
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Yes, I have fine hair and it works great. I've used an Andis Micro Turbo mini for years as my only hair dryer. It is perfect because it is small, efficient, and doesn't take up space in a suitcase.
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Hi, i just dry my hair normally air dry at night and in morning i just brush my hair with the conair and belive me my hair is straight in 5 min .i love this brush...save me a lot of time with a hair dryer....also i tried to dry my hair with a hair dryer 1st and the results are not so good .the hair stays very dryed ...so i dont use the hair dryer at all.i just use the conair brush.
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Hi! I have shoulder length hair. I dry my hair with a regular hair dryer until it's just damp. I finish it with the Conair Hot Air Brush. It is faster then blow drying it and then using a curl iron - and the results are better! (The hot air brush only works if your hair is long enough to wrap around the barrel!)
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I don't think it would really work well as just a blow dryer if you take the brush portion off just because of the shape. I mean there is an attachment for a round brush, but without the attachments I don't think it is very useful as a blow dryer.
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I have fine hair and it works great for me. The low setting is calm enough that my hair isn't flying everywhere. I haven't tried the attachment for concentrated styling, so I don't know how that would affect the dryer's capabilities.
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Hi Angela . . . if you mean the original stand came with the dryer and brush . . . no, I don't know what to tell you. I never saw any other that stuff. I have relatively long hair and have avoided using a dryer at all. I'm using my dryer with a diffuser and just scrunching hair. Depending on what you need, I've seen dryers that are also brushes . . . as well as special styling brushes. What are you hoping to accomplish and hopefully I'll have a more helpful answer. :0D
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This works with long hair, but it will take some patience. You can simply (manually) rotate the brushes while the dryer is on to create large curls or flips.
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The air speed seems to be the same on both the medium and high settings; the only difference is the amount of heat. Although it doesn't seem to have as much air flow (or noise!) as my previous ionic dryers, it nevertheless dries my very thick and very long hair faster.
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It may work for a hair dryer, but my electric shaver acts a little weird (high rev) when plugged in to this device. It works for my laptop and phone charger, but the shaver sounds like it's about to take off in to space!
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My wife's hair is very, very thick and fairly short and it works fine. I am sure it would not work as well as a more powerful dryer on long hair because it does not blow the sheer volume of air, but it produces a stream of hot air, and seems to concentrate it more than the big dryer. I used it on our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with very dense hair and lots of it and it did a good job.
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Absolutely not- I am a hairstylist and this is the dryer I use at work. It dries hair incredibly fast and smooth- I do not think you need the ionic feature unless you have problems with static, and usually this happens with thin hair not thick.
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Yes. You can use it just like a regular blow dryer if you take the brush off. There is also a round brush that comes along with it too to make curls.