I don't see a diffuser - I have curly hair &amp; need a diffuser. Does this have one? I don't want to wear my hair straight as it just doesn't work well
447347
I am using the universal Conair Pro diffuser and work well and fits tight so it does not fall off. I love this little dryer and use it everyday on my short hair.
980435
Hi I have straight hair and the curls came out really tight . So maybe you should make it straight before using . Or you can try it your way first if it don't work try it my way . Have a great day
201192
It comes with two attachments (see the third photo), but I don't think either is a diffuser. The description says it best, "Includes wide and narrow condensing attachments for greater styling control." A condensing attachment is the opposite of a diffuser.
2227341
It comes with a concentrator nozzle but not a diffuser. You could use a sock diffuser...
2103855
Air flow is low. My wife has curly hair also and she loves this dryer. I believe she uses a defuser also. She said it's the best dryer we have ever had. Hope this helps!
488125
I use it to diffuse. Works fine, but I prefer less "blowing around" of the hair. Too much wind, but once u get the control of the dryer it's fine. Not worth the money though.
730298
When I use the diffuser it is on medium heat, low air setting. The stronger the air flow the frizzier the hair. You can use warmth though.
1189803
Does your hair frizz if you use a regular diffuser attachment? My issue was not being able to get the proper downward angle of the airflow using the deva dryer. The "hand" was too far away from the side of my head. Hard to explain. I'd probably line it better if the deva "hand" attachment was smaller.
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I own the Conair 1875 Infiniti Pro. It fits, but if you move it around too much it falls off. This is not the fault of the diffuser, it happens with most diffusers. The problem is the smooth as glass surface of most dryers and if there's a gradual size difference in the nozzle of the dryer the issue of it slipping off is worsened. I will most likely duct tape it to the dryer or add some kind of rubber tape or rubber band to the dryer nozzle (using one dryer only for the diffuser, my other dryers for when I don't need the diffuser). I know it sounds weird, but if you're a serious diffuser user like I am (I like this one the best), I feel it's worth doing what you must to keep it on the dryer you like best. I've had many other dryers but my Conair seems like the best for my hair type (and the best reviews so far). I've used other dryers (many good ones) and many diffusers (some not so great) and I feel this is the best diffuser and the Conair dryer is the best for curly frizzy prone hair, so I'm willing to do this. Honestly, who cares what it looks like as long as it does what you want, that's my feeling. I hope my suggestion helps.
766998
It's been my experience that the diffuser attachment that you put on a traditional hair dryer will eventually start popping off, which can get really annoying. Also, traditional dryers seem to blow harder (they seem to be intended for straightening hair). This hair dryer seems to blow a little softer, which doesn't destroy your curls/waves.
868129
No, it does not. Check out my review and the related comments for a detailed discussion regarding acquiring the diffuser.
575955
Yes it does! This is the best diffuser I've personally ever used, and I've had several!
522193
From my experience, no. I say that because my hair doesn't naturally straighten out: its naturally kinky/curly. Whenever I get a treatment to relax my curls, the blower works fantastically well because I've altered my natural hair. If you have similar texture as mine, you should not expect this blower to fix your hair. Instead, you could use it to help the process: wash your hair, use this blower (comb your hair down so that it drys down), then use a hot flat iron to smooth you're hair. I hope this helps. Good luck!
1767909
No diffuser. The dryer only comes with a concentrator. Don't know which specific diffuser would work. I would do a search for "turbo 2500 diffuser" and see what comes up.
2227344
It did not. I did buy the elchim diffuser and it doesn't fit. I still use the two together but I have to hold the diffuser on the whole time. That being said, I LOVE the dryer. I have super think, curly hair and it cut my drying time by half! (From 20 minutes to about 10) I would buy the dryer again in a heartbeat! Now I just have to hold out for a diffuser that fits! Hope this helped :)
1201970
I just use it to smooth the frizziness. It does not deflate my waves in any way though. But it is not a curl setter to my knowledge. I think they sell another product that does that.
1201973
No it does not. I believe it is mostly for people with straight hair. It makes your hair feel extremely soft and light, but it does nothing to smooth my frizz or define my curls.