💨 HOT TOOLS Professional Ionic Anti-Static Hair Dryer 2100 Review

I haven't bought a hair dryer in 14 years; I still use the Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen hair dryer from when I was young. Working at Ulta during college, I fell in love with Hot Tools products. I was waiting to buy this branded hair dryer after using other Hot Tools styling tools when my hair dryer finally broke. On the day my hair dryer finally died, I quickly bought this model. Sure, it has multiple speed and heat settings, but that's nothing special. My tiny hair dryer from 2000 was on par with…

I've had this hair dryer less than 4 months and am already having problems. A week ago it just started blowing cold air and the only solution is to set it to the hottest setting and cycle on and off every few seconds - it blows hot air for a few seconds and then goes cold again. It takes forever to dry my hair. He doesn't do this every day, but every time I blow dry my hair he acts up. Very frustrating, wish I could just buy a cheap Target dryer like I used to have, they've always worked for…

I have very thin hair and it's not "thick" so when I go outside on a damp day those are the places where my hair is naturally frizzy are less frizzy and the rest loses the style I intended when I left the house. Static was a big issue so when I bought a high power, high heat (yes I want HOT) and high speed blower I found this one hoping it would do the trick. I found it like most drug store blowers in my closet blower graveyard going to the nearest flea market. I just didn't live up to…

This hair dryer was purchased by my teenage daughter. She uses it all the time and probably cannot imagine her life without it. I have never heard her complain about the hair dryer itself. So if you're in the market for a teen's recommendation then go ahead. If you are interested in purchasing this particular hair dryer and are thinking of purchasing a diffuser made by the same company and listed as an item that customers also purchased, please do yourself a favor and pass the diffuser on as…

My hair is very fine and in the winter when it's static I go crazy. I end up doing them in a ponytail most of the time because I can't stand being static. Aveda used to make a great product that removed static electricity, but they don't make it anymore and none of the other products I've tried have worked either. I didn't really think a hair dryer could make a difference and I've only used it a few times since I've had it (and I use it with a diffuser so I'm not sure if it makes a difference…