How does this dry thick, fine, straight hair? Or just thick hair period?
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It would be fine for any kind of straight hair I would think. Or if you want to straighten curly hair. It just doesn't work with a diffuser.
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I purchased this for my wife after her hair stylist used used it on her. It is the most power full hair dryer she has ever had. It dries her hair in half the time. Very high quality product.
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My daughter had really thick, wavy hair and this dryer works quickly to get it dry.
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YES...I have thick but fine textured hair and it works great. It takes less than two minutes to dry my hair. I love this little dryer and would highly recommend it. It is small but very powerful and the quality is miles ahead of any dryer I have seen in the stores.
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Wen u wash it it frizzes up and when you straighten it after 3 hrs it goes back to being frizzy i suggest u use peruvian hair... This hair sheds alot all the same its thick.. I had first hAnd experience
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My hair is very thick and abundant, this hair dryer dry my hair very quickly. I'm very sure it is more quickly for thin hair. I love it.
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My son has thick curly hair, my husband has thick straight hair, and they both love this product. Doesn't dry out hair, doesn't flake. Nice hold but not real stiff. I don't think it really dries, and if it does, it doesn't harden. Hope that helps
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I have medium to thick hair and the blow dryer is so strong it dries it very fast & very straight. For fine hair you'll probably have to dry it at low setting with a blast of cool air. Honestly not sure if you would get any volume you would have to try it.
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I also have naturally curly hair, but it is quick thick, not at all fine. And I use large rollers for control and to somewhat straighten it. The air put out by this dryer is quite strong, so I agree with the first answer as to using a net or something. I do love the strength of the air flow as it does dry very quickly and efficiently. I really like the dryer very much.
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I have thin, fine hair and I actually do like it. You definitely want to use a very small amount though and work it through your damp hair good and then blow dry. I use additional products after it's dry to pump up the volume more but I do notice a difference when I don't use this.
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I also have fine thin hair. What it would give you is volume. After washing your hair use a volume conditioner. Then. Dry, then use the flat iron to make slight curls.
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Hi Natalie,I'm not sure. I don't have thick curly hair. What I can tell you is that it gets REALLY hot. Hotter than a standard curling iron. Good luck!
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I have thick hair , so I have it at the hottest setting. With that said it takes less time to straighten my hair
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Check out my natural sistahs on YouTube quick and easy blowout for a demo. It works for my 4a 4c hair. I have low porosity hsir so most of my hair is dry before I ger to it. I make sure a comb slips through it with ease, wet or dry, heat protectant on top of whatever moisturizing system you have going on. Then I use this straighten my hair...more like stretch my hair. It's prep for flat iron if that's your next step. It's not bone straight. I don't want it to be. It gives a good tension blow dry or tension blow dry look.
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My hair is very thick and I use it on the hot setting. It takes about 8 minutes to dry, versus 20 minutes with a regular dryer. Hope this helps.
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my hair is thick and I first dry it with a normal hairdryer because it would take a very long time with the curler as it is not that high powered or hot. But, drying with the regular dryer I get it 95% dry then style with the curler. My hair is straight does not have any wave, kink, curl what-so-ever so the styler tames broken split ends....gives it shape, and a slight curl under. I do not believe it replaces a normal blow dryer...at least not for me
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Not as hard as a regular full size dryer.If you have really long or thick hair,you may not find it quick enough.I have straight fine hair and I just use this for travel and to take to the gym.
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Hi Bluejeans,It didn't mention anything in the manual about whether your hair should be dry or wet, but my best friend has the pricier version (prostyler) and her's did mention that the hair should be completely dry so I go by that. This is an awesome product & is now my only styling tool & I just let my hair air dry first. I have thick wavy hair & this tool actually does polish your hair as it straightens so you may find your a hair a little limp if your hair isn't that thick, but definitely silky. Hope this helps you.
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I have straight fine mostly gray hair. My last dryer gave more volume but it was more frizzy. Now my hair has more shine. I get volume by lifting roots to dry then finishing with cool shot. Also, my daughter gave me Osis+ powder for Christmas. A very small amount rubbed just at the roots has worked wonders.