INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR The Knot Dr. All-in-One Oval Dryer Brush, Hair Dryer & Volumizer, Hot Air Brush

I've fought frizzy hair for as long as I can remember. I've used the Instyler to smooth my hair for years, and it's worked pretty well. However, I think I've recently damaged a section of my hair, compliments of too much heat from the Instyler. My hair is never smoother than when my hair stylist blows it out, but I'm just not good at blow drying. I thought I'd try a blower brush, and did a lot of research. I didn't want to spend a fortune, I just wanted to try something different, easy, and that would put less heat on my hair. Several of the reviews I read for Conair's Dr. Knot were what sealed the deal for me purchasing this. I was surprised how much faster my hair dries, and even though my hair is just about chin length, the brush attachment does an amazing job at smoothing. It seems to be plenty of power without putting too much heat out. I love that it also has settings. I've not mastered the comb lift attachment, but that's not something I really need for my style, which is pretty much your basic smooth bob. The price for something so effective is phenomenal. You don't need to spend over a hundred dollars to get an effective, quality, easy to use brush dryer/styler. Take it from someone who has always struggled with hair that reacts badly to humidity, this gizmo is a gem!

This works wonders and speeds up dry time. I love that I can adjust the heat settings and take off the attachment to use as a regular blow dryer. The wire is able to move around so it doesn’t get twisted. It is on the loud side. Overall I’d say it’s pretty easy to use after a little practice. I’m happy. My daughter’s hair is soft but curly and wavy.

I like that it doesn't fry my hair. It does a great job giving me a nice, quick blow out. You do need protective heat spray and you do need to let your hair air dry a bit (it isn't for just out of the shower wet hair).Con: the first one I ordered, the cool shot button didn't work. The replacement one has a working cool shot button, but it isn't truly cold air that blows out as with Conair's traditional hair dryers. The air is warm, just not as warm as the lowest heat setting. I have two different traditional Conair hairdryers and both models' cool shot buttons produce cold air with helps set the hair style. I took off a star for the Knot Doctor's cool shot button for not working as well as Conair's other hair dryers.

Game changer for my clients! And for myself.I have looked high and low for a good hot air stying brush and this one brings it all together.Controls are accessible, as in the controls not at the bottom of the dryer that need a twist. The controls are on the body of the styling unit. Easy to use the cool shot button while styling.A Plus plus!!Great to pre dry your hair before styling. Because the barrel detaches and you have a hair dryer! Snap the barrel back on and style.Great for travel, having a blow dryer and styling barrel that detaches simplifies multiple styling tools.Creates volume, smooths curly, wavy, frizzy hair.Easy to remove hair using a hair brush comb / hair remover.Enjoy

I had been using a different brant of brush-blow dryer combination and loved the results, but always was coming close to burning my fingers when trying to manipulate the brush too close to the heat source. And I worried that it might be causing damage to my hair -- a thought that was confirmed by my hairdresser. So, when I was reading reviews on this brand and saw a few mentions about the temperature options, I decided to try it. Best ... decision ... EVER. This brush styles my hair in the same manner, in the same amount of time, but with far less damaging heat. On the "medium" setting, which is what I use, I can easily manipulate the brush to help me catch sections of hair near the base of my neck (you'll see from the photos that I wear a shorter style). I actually feel like this product, when used on "medium," emits far less heat than most blow dryers. (It does have a "high" setting which is hotter, but not nearly as finger-burning-hot as my other blow dryer/brush combo.) I liked the root-lift tool (although I don't use it all the time, and I also purchased the diffuser, because my husband has curly hair and I do a "beach wave" with mine once in a while.TIPS: Use a blow dryer to partially dry your hair before styling with this (especially for people with lots of hair, like me). It will significantly decrease your styling time. Also, I do my hair in sections, pinning up the top as I do the bottom layer, then moving up layer by layer. By the time I am nearly done, there is a "rectangle" of hair surrounding my part -- from the back to the front -- that is remaining. I section that into three or four pieces, starting at the back and finishing at the front.Love this dryer brush so much that I sent one to my "sister from another mister" to try!

This product is okay. I have thick course hair and usually need high heat for a flat iron, curling iron, hot brush to get my hair to be sleek. I used the first revlon for 2 years on my hair. And while some complained that it was too hot. It did the job great on my hair and shortened the time for me to get the job done. It died a month ago so I looked up reviews and saw great things about the knot Dr.I am debating on whether I will return this tool. The tool is light and easy to hold. It blows a lot of air but it is warm air not hot like a blow dryer. It still dried my hair and made it semi straight but I will have to go back over it with a flat iron. It took longer to get it to the dry point since the air isn’t that hot. My hair still looks a little puffy if I decide not to go over it with a flat iron which I suppose is a look I could sport.I think this will likely get returned. I wouldn’t recommend for people with thick course hair. But I think it would be great for people with thinner hair.