INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Hot Air Spin Brush Set with 2-Inch AND 1.5-Inch Brushes, Hot Air Spin Dryer Brush

Se controla mucho el frizz del pelo y lo alacia muy bien.

This is my second one in 8 years and I LOVE it! Two downsides....one, your hair MUST be 60-70% dry and two, the “cool shot” setting is NOT NEAR cool enough, sadly.Now for the Pros and while this list is short it is HUGE in what those PROS are....one, HEALTHY, SHINY HAIR like you’ve NEVER had! Put that flat iron away or at the VERY least, turn it way down if you need it at all, which I doubt you will. Second, you will look like you had a professional blowout for pennies! Now, there are a couple important caveats to reach that ultimate blowout that comes with body galore. First, you need to use a leave in conditioner or a root booster or both. The leave in will help your hair get that shine as well as protect your hair from heat, just like blow drying and using your flat iron, nothing different. The root boost is awesome because with the rolling of the brush, you get to bow dry the root UP while you dry, giving you body like mad!One really important “trick” I discovered for those of you with thick and/or longer hair as in past your shoulders....start at the back on the bottom and use smaller sections. Using the brush set to high or medium which depends (with me) just HOW dry my hair is. If it’s more wet than Id like I use more heat, if not, less heat.....grab a section of hair and start the brush rolling in the MIDDLE of the section and while holding the end and not letting go, continue to blow and roll the brush downward from the middle to the roots and do this until you’ve dried the hair and then roll down to the end and roll and dry the end. If your hair is really long, you may have to do this method in two areas of your section before getting to the bottom. Once you’ve dried the section, slowly roll the entire section LOOSELY up to the roots and turn brush temperature to COOL. The brush does NOT turn on COOL which is beyond me as to WHY they wouldn’t allow it to do that. The cool “shot”, while not cool enough by my standards and yes, I’m spoiled and used to using a Dyson which I DO LOVE and use daily to get my hair 60-70% dry in about 4 minutes, hold the cool temp on that section for a good 30 seconds and unroll and repeat until finished!Now, I only wash my hair 3 times a week but I can STILL use this bad boy daily with some dry shampoo to give it a boost! It’s a super handy machine and well worth the money. Yes, I’d LOVE the Dyson dryer kit with a jillion attachments but $700 vs $57 is a far cry from doable right now!I absolutely love it and the only reason I bought a new one is my old one died, it was old and worked far past its time. A small service was had.In my opinion, this little wonder weighs less than my Dyson which is a plus. I also personally think that it’s PERFECT for shoulder length hair or a couple inches past. I don’t think it’s a good choice for someone with thick, middle of back hair. It just doesn’t have the engine for that.Otherwise, it’s great and I’m happy I grabbed another one. In the few days I’ve had it, my hair is already shinier and much healthier looking which saves on haircuts and allows my hair to grow out more before I NEED a trim.Yes, absolutely I’d buy it for a THIRD time....in 7-8 years because I do have high expectations for Conair and I don’t th8nk 7-8 years was out of line for the last one. We were all pretty much weaned on Conair! I’ve paid my dues, I expect near perf3ction after all these years. Conair has had enough time to rectify the issues with this machine such as motor speed, heat, cool setting not turning the brush, but for now, I’m happy and with the parameters I’ve given above, I feel you will be as well. Enjoy♥️👍🏻

Super Product and a Bargain at this Price!This is the third Infiniti Pro I have purchased. The first two I bought had a 1 1/2 inch brush that was permanently attached. I wore out the brushes on both of these. This version has TWO BRUSHES!! The smaller one gives more curl.After I wore out the brushes on the first two, I was looking for another brand that might have a better, longer lasting brush. I found the Hot Revolver by Martino Cartier. This was a very poor product and extremely overpriced. The brush would not glide through my hair and it was worthless for smoothing. The brush started to "click" and would no longer spin while in my hair. Terrible product.I bought this product because for the first time, I saw that it had TWO different sized brushes that were detachable. I am part-Asian and I have very thick medium length hair with a moderate amount of body. I do not recommend using this to dry hair from a completely wet state. I usually partially dry my hair with a regular blow dryer (especially at the crown) and then finish the styling using this brush. The brush heads turn in both directions and once you get used to it, you will be flipping from right to left with ease. I usually clip up the crown of my head and then start styling the "underneath" hair. My hair has become a little unruly mainly because of the gray in my hair but this tool does an exceptional job of smoothing my hair. I can do this with one arm.I have had bilateral shoulder surgeries and I have a hard time raising my arm over my head. This brush allows me to dry and style my hair without raising my arm. I think for folks who have a hard time keeping their arm raised by using a round brush and standard dryer will find this tool to be a DREAM! This dryer also makes my hair very shiny.In the cool setting, you cannot turn the brush. I use the cool setting if I want to "lock in" curls. In the final phase of styling, I roll hair onto the brush and then flip to the cool setting with one finger. Once the hair is cool, (less than a minute), the curl will be locked in and I manually unroll from my hair. However, I only use this setting when I want a lot more curl.The key to getting the most out of this brush is not loading too much hair at once and only doing small sections at a time. This brush is a definite time saver and I can get professional results without straining. When this brush stops "grabbing" your hair, it's time for a new one. My brushes have lasted about 3-4 years.

Easy to use its perfect

This Conair rotating brush was just too bulky to use. The brushes are way too weak to go rhrough my thick hair. There's no way I was able to blow dry my hair with these brushes. I'll stick with my Revlon brush dryer. That one is durable.