serenity34
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ok natural ladies what blowdryer do you use to get your hair pretty straight
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best blowdryer for naturals
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naturalmanenyc
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I have an FHI 2000 Nano Salon Pro and I bought a separate comb attachment for like $5.
I'm using it here, before I bought the comb attachment. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl7Y...ecnHZoEiln_w&feature=player_detailpage#t=142s
I'm using it here, before I bought the comb attachment. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl7Y...ecnHZoEiln_w&feature=player_detailpage#t=142s
Healthb4Length
New Member
As stated a good comb attachment will give u great results. Solano universial 2 in 1 comb attachment/diffuser is great and really straight blowouts.
Napp
In hair purgatory
I actually prefer a brush to blow my hair out. the comb attachment leaves too much poof and texture for me.
I recently bought a flexible bristle round brush and a pebco pro tools dryer and i am satisfied with the straightness I get.
candy626
New Member
All blow dryers are not created equal.
The conair silver bird is the best blow dryer I have used hands down (only 40 bucks and can buy from Sally's). Prior to using the silver bird I used some cheapy conair drier from Walmart that took twice as long to get the job done.
I will say though, while having great tools is essential, your technique is even more important. I would say good technique contributes to 60% of your result while great tools contribute to about 40%.
The conair silver bird is the best blow dryer I have used hands down (only 40 bucks and can buy from Sally's). Prior to using the silver bird I used some cheapy conair drier from Walmart that took twice as long to get the job done.
I will say though, while having great tools is essential, your technique is even more important. I would say good technique contributes to 60% of your result while great tools contribute to about 40%.
