Where can I find the "clinical proof" that the T3 is better for your hair than air drying? As an engineer, I am very suspicious of this claim.
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I copied this off of Allure Magazine's page, hope this helps a bit: The Luxe 2i's engine is significantly more powerful, churning out 58 times more heat energy. (In company tests, the Featherweight Luxe 2i dried medium-textured hair in 7 minutes, versus the original's 12 minutes.) Hair dries so fast that it not only doesn't sustain damage (like a roughed-up cuticle or dried-out cortex), it's also left in better shape than if you had never turned on the dryer. "This dryer is a game-changer," says cosmetic chemist Jim Hammer. "You really will find that hair is healthier than if you allowed it to air-dry. In fact, because there is so much more heat in the air that is being pushed out of the dryer than other models I've seen, the smoothness and shine should last longer than if you used a regular dryer, too." AWARDS: Best of Beauty 2013; Breakthrough 2013 -Kristin Perrotta
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Thanx for putting "nanny" straight. I cringed when she spoke about her then 12 yr old. I hope that little girl found some positive person to help and encourage her in her naturalness. :-)Ur feedback help me take another BIG step towards this hairdryer as there are not many other African Queens out there giving reviews on it. I only wish to straighten my natural hair every now and again as i do not particularly like doing so. I would like to do this with the least damage possible. Conair Infiniti Tourmaline Hair Designer (Wine)Conair Infiniti Tourmaline Hair Designer (Wine)Thnx again. Thanx for putting "nanny" straight. I cringed when she spoke about her then 12 yr old. I hope that little girl found some positive person to help and encourage her in her naturalness. :-)Ur feedback help me take another BIG step towards this hairdryer as there are not many other African Queens out there giving reviews on it. I only wish to straighten my natural hair every now and again as i do not particularly like doing so. I would like to do this with the least damage possible. Conair Infiniti Tourmaline Hair Designer... » Read More Thanx for putting "nanny" straight. I cringed when she spoke about her then 12 yr old. I hope that little girl found some positive person to help and encourage her in her naturalness. :-)Ur feedback help me take another BIG step towards this hairdryer as there are not many other African Queens out there giving reviews on it. I only wish to straighten my natural hair every now and again as i do not particularly like doing so. I would like to do this with the least damage possible. Conair Infiniti Tourmaline Hair Designer (Wine)Conair Infiniti Tourmaline Hair Designer (Wine)Thnx again. « Show Less
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No it's not... It's like tons of tweezers working together to remove hair by the root. HOWEVER, it decreased not only the amount of hair but also the frequency that I have to use it tremendously!!!! I really love this machine!!!
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I have thick hair so I'm not sure how it works for fine hair. However, it does have strong air flow. I like this dryer it't light and I it does a good job making my curly hair straight. Good value for the price$$ However, I still feel that the best dryer out there is the T3 Featherweight hair dryer. Last time I needed a dryer I just couldn't spend that much money. Recently, my friend said she saw the T3 Featherweight at Costco for a good price. You might want to check it out.
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***ALSO*** Everyone is different so you can't rely solely on what one person says. I've watched LOT'S of videos on YouTube and tried things that women said made there hair grow like crazy (Monastat or MN7 Challenge) but my results were dismal. I consider hair growth experience to be trial and error. You've got to find what works for you..
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I have the same problem but what I've learn through my journey is that you have to know a little about your hair. I learned that some dryness are do to the porosity of your hair, with saying that it means you have to determine how your hair absorb moisture, and the process goes with gettin some water in a glass and taking some sheded hairs place them the water don't force down, if it just floats on the surface after 30 minutes it mean that your hair cortex of you hair is closed, so you would open them with steam or warm water and close with cool water, with that being said add some oil to your shampoo and conditioner for example: olive oil, grapseed or coconut just any oil your like. When have cleansed your oil your hair with your favorite oil and seal it in with the above product scalp, hair and ends. I would like to add get yourself a leave-in conditioner use regularly, also just make sure that all your product first ingredient starts with water, because is your friend. Your gels, leave-in's all water based. I'm reply with all this information because just want you to know as a consumer that don't just need another product that fail you and serve no purpose. This product is wonderful with maintaining moisture, I would like to add that I greenhouse my hair at night especially when I have no need to have it out. I use a conditoning cap with a satin or silk bonnet this is what works for me. I recommend these websites they've educated me a whole lot curlynikki.com,and blacknaps.org. It doesn't matter your hair type, or your ethnicity. I didn't be so long winded on your question I just believe in sharing knowledge to the fullest.I truly hope this will help you on your journey. Sincerely, Lady Bey
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My hair had grown quite thin as I've aged, and I have seen no difference as a result of taking the Elon Matrix. I take it primarily for my nails. Sorry.
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I cannot answer, but any retail beauty supply that sells the product can make a recommendation. In honesty, I would suggest you seriously reconsider using this product. I bought the whole system and it was the worst thing ever for my hair -- dried it out and made it unmanageable and UGLY. I threw it away. My regular hairdresser was shocked I had tried it and said she recommends against using it.
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I would do a Google search for the customer service number. I steam it for the amount of time it runs out of water. Also great for dry hair. 3 times a week.
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I observed my stylist using my new hair dryer, Babyliss Pro, on another client who has thick, long hair. We had already used it to dry my hair which is soft/ fine cut in a short bob. The various settings permits versatility. In both instances, the Babyliss Pro performed with excellent results leaving hair shiny and full of body. My hair is never dry or brittle, and my stylist was so impressed he purchased one too.
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I don't think it is. I bought another brand at TjMAXX and its wayyy faster drying my hair.
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I think hot water is better. Not scolding hot as to cause damage. And as a general rule warmer water helps things "soak" in faster. This isn't coming from any background in hair care, more of a background in physics. So I could be wrong. But if something is warm it's molecules move faster giving more opportunities for something to soak in. A the helm escapes from a balloon faster if it's warm a an example.
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Yes it's amazing I highly recommend if u are experienced at blow drying. Not a beginner dryer. I have 3 at my salon and one at home. It's great
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I have only had the blow dryer for awhile. I also have fine hair, I think what I am learning is that those of us with fine hair need a good styling product. I just purchased Enjoy. I will be using that and hair dryer today. I am hoping for good results. I do like the hair dryer.
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I have 3b thick hair I usually air dry my hair when I am wearing it curly the fan is very strong and I would not recommend sitting under the dryer with out some kind of net or you run the risk of getting your hair caught up in the fan. But I do use it for my roller sets and wraps when I wear my hair straight it's great dries my hair in half the time and is also great for my deep treatments .
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Ridley, you ask a good question. This dryer worked for me because it was a budget-priced LED light for a beginner like me. Having said that, I think you (and me) could do much better, but as a novice, it could also be me! It doesn't seem to "dry" within the parameters of standard instructions for gel drying stages so I leave my nails in an extended period "to make sure" for every stage. I don't think I'd have to do that with a "better" dryer. Because it's my first time doing this whole process at home I don't have anything to compare my experience to besides salons; however, I am so glad I made this move I cannot tell you. Practice does make perfect and I love how my nails look every time! Even if it takes longer than it should because I don't "trust" the dryer. Thankfully, Gelish makes great products and the shine is incredible. I've already made my money back, and don't regret the purchase as a beginner, but I will probably buy another dryer within the next year.
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Personally i can really see a difference. I have medium thick wavy hair and when i straighten my hair with the ICD iron it flows threw like butter and doesn't pull my hair. The digital readout allowed for exact temperature control helping prevent damaged hair