Conair Straightening Hot Air Styler

[Retro]

It's the next revolution in styling. Dries hair fast and smoothes out frizz. Salon results without the salon. The Infiniti Hair Designer™ by Conair® - one hand, no brush, no wait.

Safely dries wet or damp hair as it straightens

Hot air feature provides instant drying powerTourmaline Ceramic™ Technology

• <LI class=div>Ion output helps smooth the cuticle layer creating silky, shiny hair
• Protects hair from damage

Ionic Technology

• For less frizz and more manageability

Triple Action Styling System

• <LI class=div>2 rows of detangling combs and flocked polishing disks to add shine <LI class=div>Tourmaline Ceramic™ straightening plates with 4 position tension settings to eliminate frizz
• Straightens, shines, controls frizz, adds volume

Exceptional Power

• Equipped with 700 watt power motor for quick styling results

3 Heat Settings

• <LI class=div>Low Setting: this position combines ideal air flow and temperature setting for shaping finer, damaged or treated hair <LI class=div>High Setting: combines ideal airflow with higher temperature, especially recommended for pre-drying and also for styling and straightening thick hair
• Cool Setting: using the cool setting at the end of straightening sets the style for a long-lasting effect.

http://conairhotbrush.com/

I wonder if this is any good?

 

[mousquerader]

I bought this online recently, after reading all the lovely reviews on it at drugstore.com, and it's similar to the product you're asking about, only cheaper and cooler looking (lol

(http://www.conair.com/)

It works REALLY well. I spray on some heat protectant and then use this to dry my hair with one of the styling comb attachments, and in 10-15 minutes I have sleeker, straighter hair, with reduced frizz and fly-aways. (I have naturally thick, long wavy hair.) It doesn't get stick straight, but I really do not feel the need to use a flat iron afterward as it looks nice just with the ionic styler. I love it; it makes blow-drying my hair straight a piece of cake. I'm really bad at blow-drying my hair straight with a regular comb/brush and hair dryer.

And it costed less than $25 dollars.

 

[pavement]

I I'm really bad at blow-drying my hair straight with a regular comb/brush and hair dryer.

Me too.

I hope this doesn't turn out to be better than my $80 dryer, which still leaves me with frizz. (Alteast I got it cheap--originally $125.)