Conair 3q Infinity Pro hair dryer

Truth is, I have really thick hair. By thick I mean when I get my haircut, I ask to have it thinned out and within a month, it's super thick again. When we moved back to the states from Italy in 2011, I had to get an American hair dryer to fit the outlets, my mom took me to Ulta for the first time and I was able to test out hair dryers before purchasing a trusty ole Conair. Fast forward to February 1, 2015, I purchased the Conair Infinity Pro 3Q hair dryer. I had read reviews online about the speed of drying hair, the brushless technology, and quite frankly, I'm loyal to Conair. When I purchased it at Target, I was able to use my red card and save 5%, but still, at $119 for the dryer, I was still a bit in sticker shock. I told my husband that this better dry my hair like a champ or I'm going to be really irritated. Luckily on Amazon, the dryer is now $79, money saver!!

My daily hair routine typically consists of this: wash hair, wait 1 hour to let hair air dry, then blow dry my hair for 30-40 min all while getting a cramp in my hand. Yeah, not the most ideal way to spend part of my morning doing my hair, but if I don't it's not a pretty sight. I was in a rush and dreaded having to blow dry my hair right out of the shower the first time I used the 3Q, but I had no other choice. Y'all, my hair was FULLY dried in 15 minutes, yes, 15 minutes! I even had time to pull of the styling nozzle and blast my hair with COLD air to set it. No more frizzy mess after blow drying, just straight, sleek hair.

The blow dryer is a bit louder, but the force of air that comes out of it is absolutely amazing. I like to style my hair as I dry it, and it took a few tries to get it right to keep my hair from flying off the brush, but I got it to work for me and not only do I have a reduced drying/styling time, but my arms and hands thank me! It does come with a styling nozzle and diffuser to attach onto the dryer, which is VERY easy compared to the one I had before. The only complaint I have about it, is the switches for on/off, high/low, hot/med/cool are where you'd put your hand, and at times I wind up flicking a switch while I'm drying my hair, maybe a relocation of the switches to the top or side of the dryer would work best. I do have to say though, operating the switches are a lot better than the previous hair dryer I had, so I'll give it credit for having easier on/off switches.

Overall, it's an amazing hair dryer and well worth the purchase! I'm going to use this thing until it just can't work anymore.

*Note, I was not asked to review this product. Conair did not send me this product or compensate me for my review. This is my own personal review on a product I bought with my own money.