Hair dryer: T3 or Drybar? Or Sam Villa Redken?

Aug 8, 2015

HV V.

I'd like to treat myself to a nice hair dryer. In the past I used a Remington one for as long as I can remember. It was a travel size one and the darned thing never broke. So I finally donated it and treated myself to a CHI. I still have it but just don't feel there's anything special about it except the 10ft chord.

So my hubby & I went to Costco one day and a Conair (blue color) caught my eye. I bought it and like it fine- actually better than my CHI so that one is in the guest bath.

I keep reading about these fantastic hair dryers and how they are so worth the money! I don't know if it's just me or what but I have yet to find that 'Wow' hair dryer. Now I'm debating on getting a New nice one to find the 'wow'. Any suggestions?

Aug 9, 2015

Lin F.

Each member of our family (4 of us) have the Karmin Ultralight Ionic hairdryer. Dries hair super fast and I love the cool shot that sets and adds shine. My hairdresser suggested that I look at it, glad that I did.

Aug 11, 2015

HV V.

Reny-That sucks about the T3 :( Especially since I could use a 20% off coupon at Ulta for it :(

Lin- I'll have to see Karmin. I never heard of it before!

Aug 13, 2015

Lin F.

I don't think you will be disappointed. My hair is really short and it only takes 5 mins to dry my hair ready for heat styling. I also like their 3 year manufacturers guarantee because in my experience it is normally at the end of 2 years when it goes wrong.

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