Review on 💨 IG INGLAM Hair Dryer Brush Set: 4 in 1 Blowout Brush with Negative Ion Technology and Detachable Styler Volumizer - Hot Air Hair Dryer Brush for Efficient Styling - Silver by Maricruz Cosentino

All the benefits of this wand style hair dryer: Using a diffuser is the best way to dry damp hair, it's really quick. A round drying rod does more work than necessary and doesn't dry anything. Using a brush will help complete this process and smooth out your hair so you can see what you have. Parting the hair is what I'm used to and this is how it was done and then I used an oval hair brush/volume enhancer/flat iron. It takes some practice, but once you get used to it, it's really good work. I have very thick hair, now completely gray - at 65 my arthrosis is always a problem, so the low weight of the hair dryer is a pleasure. Cons: Yes, via the thermal glove, but it interferes with combing strands, etc., so I don't use it. The hot mode is very hot, the slow warm mode is very warm and the last mode which I think is faster is also quite warm. Pretty quickly, the part of the wand closest to the nozzle will begin to heat up. You can't put your hand on the bottom because there is an air intake there. You cannot place "too much" hair (in thickness), otherwise you will overheat the device. Touching the top of the hand where you can hold it only works if you just put your finger in the indentation. If you "grab" the top, you'll burn your fingers. Same goes if you plan on removing the nozzle - you're definitely going to get burned, so I remove the nozzle very quickly and just let it cool. There is also a sharing feature. What was wrong with the idea of a knob that slides, heat, heat, low, high, off? It's pretty easy to do, but with the tape "around" the bottom of the barrel just above the inlet, you can't just use the hand holding the pipe, you have to take the other hand and flip it, but my opinion after one case didn't work and so I need to know exactly what I want to do next and adjust the heat before applying it to my hair. Another big plus is that it was so easy to style, I was able to leave my hair on the second day and not wash it etc and as I read in another review I just brushed it a bit with a round brush and it was very nice. Well I really LOVE this blow dryer and when my hair gets longer (should be long by now) I think it will still be a great alternative to a blow dryer - as long as I can hold my fingers! UPDATE: 11/30/20 I don't burn my fingers anymore! That's because I use my regular hair dryer to basically dry my hair since this little guy just won't do it and I spend less than an hour showering and doing my hair. That being said, this wand is great for curling cut hair and then combing it through all of my hair. And I can wait up to three days before another wash is needed - which is amazing with my thick hair - I just do a quick part and curl in the morning and my hair looks and feels good, that's a major advantage. My hair is cut in a bob and gray itself, thick, full, thick and curly. I'm still glad I bought this wand! UPDATE: 12/19/20 Today she went to the bin. They don't burn me anymore I'm not struggling to keep my hand off the air intake. I don't try to keep him behind me without burning my fingers. Even on cool mode, when the nozzle heats up, that's it. And I'm not saying it's just too hot, I got burn marks on my forehead today from trying to finish my shoulder length hair. I was looking for something else because it's nonsense.