aileendq
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Well, I had run a search on this forum (and others) to see if there were any reviews.
I didn't find any. Howeverm given Sephora's return policy, I decided to shell out the 200 dollars and give it a shot. (Yes, I said 200 dollars!)
Well, ladies (PJs cover your ears!) IT WORKS. It cut down my blowdrying time by 1/2. It left my hair incredibly smooth and shiny, but most importantly, MOIST. I used my regualr regime to cut down on the variables.
Now, I don't usually blowdry, because of the damage, but I'm starting school again in the Fall, and I can foresee not having alot of time to rollerset etc. If I were a regular blowdryer-er I would certainly keep it, but because of the cost, I am unsure.
I also think it would be beneficial to use for my homestyle Dominican blowouts.
What do you ladies think? TIA
I didn't find any. Howeverm given Sephora's return policy, I decided to shell out the 200 dollars and give it a shot. (Yes, I said 200 dollars!)
Well, ladies (PJs cover your ears!) IT WORKS. It cut down my blowdrying time by 1/2. It left my hair incredibly smooth and shiny, but most importantly, MOIST. I used my regualr regime to cut down on the variables.
Now, I don't usually blowdry, because of the damage, but I'm starting school again in the Fall, and I can foresee not having alot of time to rollerset etc. If I were a regular blowdryer-er I would certainly keep it, but because of the cost, I am unsure.
I also think it would be beneficial to use for my homestyle Dominican blowouts.
What do you ladies think? TIA
I've wanted this dryer for a while now and may be investing in it the near future. Since I don't visit a stylist on a regular basis I think paying $200 isn't too bad to use the best when styling my own hair.
