Fleurdumal
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I been all over the Internet reading reviews about hairdryers and professional tools.
The best hairdryers so far (according my own research) is T3 featherweight, Babybliss Volare with Ferrari technology, Sedu 4000i, CHI touch screen and Parlux.
The only one that I can assure His good quality and I liked is the CHI touch screen because I got to try it and Is awesome, is crazy, good anti frizz results, very light, my problem with this one is IS TOO FAT for my small hand and is very hard to keep the repetitive motion, can't hold it very well.
I'm a very cheap person who always look the best quality, worth in every penny I spend, so is been really frustrating to find hair tools that actually im satisfied with them, and I haven't being long enough in the industry to know which ones are best and convenient.
Last year I bought The iONIC Turbo 3300 hairdryer on sale in a hairshow from a $120.00 usd to $70.00 usd by SALON TECH, been using it for only 6 months and I felt rip off. It takes a long time to do a blowout and it never works, the only good one on my experience works really well straightening hair even ethnic hair but that's it. Is very noisy, and heavy.
SO please can I get recommendations from real hairstylists in my search of buying best quality tools worth my money. I don't believe in marketing either.
I'm tired of youtube reviews with girls looking for attention.
The best hairdryers so far (according my own research) is T3 featherweight, Babybliss Volare with Ferrari technology, Sedu 4000i, CHI touch screen and Parlux.
The only one that I can assure His good quality and I liked is the CHI touch screen because I got to try it and Is awesome, is crazy, good anti frizz results, very light, my problem with this one is IS TOO FAT for my small hand and is very hard to keep the repetitive motion, can't hold it very well.
I'm a very cheap person who always look the best quality, worth in every penny I spend, so is been really frustrating to find hair tools that actually im satisfied with them, and I haven't being long enough in the industry to know which ones are best and convenient.
Last year I bought The iONIC Turbo 3300 hairdryer on sale in a hairshow from a $120.00 usd to $70.00 usd by SALON TECH, been using it for only 6 months and I felt rip off. It takes a long time to do a blowout and it never works, the only good one on my experience works really well straightening hair even ethnic hair but that's it. Is very noisy, and heavy.
SO please can I get recommendations from real hairstylists in my search of buying best quality tools worth my money. I don't believe in marketing either.
I'm tired of youtube reviews with girls looking for attention.
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I think 7 years is way beyond its life expectancy so can't complain can we xoxo
