Review on Conair Style Collapsible Bonnet Dryer by Dan Husband

I bought this because I wanted to stop using "direct" heat on my hair (I didn't blow dry my hair, I let it dry and wear it it then hot on rolls). My hair is not badly damaged but it has definitely made a difference. I usually put it in a bun when damp/wet and let it dry for about 2 hours (my hair is very thick so it takes a long time to dry. Plus bundling it up when wet delays this also) and then I continue machine about an hour. I know a lot of people will probably think this is a bad idea because it's still hot, but to be honest, my hair has never been better. The heat is evenly distributed and not too hot in my opinion. I have problems with this product (nothing special, but I think I should mention them anyway): - Noise. There is really no way around it. I usually just listen to some music because the noise really annoys me, but it's bearable. Just incredibly annoying. - The fact is that large rollers are not quite suitable. I have very thick long hair (about 4 or 5 inches below my bra strap) so it's quite difficult for me to style everything. It's possible, but your hair will of course still be damp in places, so be patient! If you have short hair (e.g. shoulder length and above) this is PERFECT. Your hair will dry pretty quickly and it will look amazing :) Also, I do my hair care before showering. For girls trying to grow their hair out, having healthy ends is great! I apply coconut oil (or almond oil or grapeseed oil, depending on my mood haha), apply it to my hair, then style it and sit under this thing for 15 minutes. I swear it's important! Your hair really absorbs the product so this is also a great investment if you want to COMPLETELY penetrate the hair cuticle.