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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023
My hair is fine and is cut to chin length and gets longer, of course, between cuts which are not every six weeks. It's cut one length, with or without a taper in the back. It dries easily in the open air but blow drying it with my head upside down gives it some 'poof'. Any styling I do is with a hot hair brush just to shape it and clean it up some. I tested it when I took it out of the box, but haven't used it yet, but decided to write a review on first blush. The two heat and velocity speeds are combined...they are not a separate button. The low speed was powerful and hot enough to dry my very fine hair. When I switched the single switch setting, the velocity and heat seemed to be increased...but not so much that caused me to think of Turbo Engines. This unit does not have a cool button and is not advertised to have "ion" technology...and I'm not sure before using what that means for me as far as controlling fizziness. I do use the cool button sometimes in the summer. I was looking at much higher priced driers with multiple functions. The last one I tried was had three speeds...Off, Low, High. Low made me think of the word "Turbo" and High made thing "Super Turbo"...both were very loud. I returned it and replaced it with this modest model...I hope with it's simple design, it lasts for a few years. I reviewed my buying history and I've been replacing hair dryers about every two years and they were medium priced levels. The last one I bought lasted much less than two years. I'm hoping I like this new little, don't miss the ion technology or the cool button, that it's perfect for my everyday minimal needs, and it's light enough for travel, and that I don't need to replace it again in a year. I will try to remember, after time, to update if it turns out I'm disappointed in my choice for any reason.
