anyone know if they make a holder for this blowdryer? the one I have doesnt hold it in very well due to the shape of the dryer.
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There are some but we don't currently carry them. You should be able to find one on Amazon by specifying large opening
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Does your hair frizz if you use a regular diffuser attachment? My issue was not being able to get the proper downward angle of the airflow using the deva dryer. The "hand" was too far away from the side of my head. Hard to explain. I'd probably line it better if the deva "hand" attachment was smaller.
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Buy this item from Sally Beauty Supply and save money. The blow dryer holder does NOT hold a dryer AT ALL. It just falls out. The cart is also a bit top-heavy and mine has tipped over when bumped. There are other carts out there...keep looking.
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I can fit my blow dryer in one with the attachment at the end. Two curling irons in one hole (which one curling iron is 1 inch barrel, the other a little smaller), and then I have one in the other hole. I am pleased with the piece. It's heavy duty and slides out secure. I recommend.
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I have no idea what the holder is like- It's pretty standard large ( not travel) hair dryer size and the tornado part easily removes.
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This hair dryer is really small - much smaller than a normal hair dryer....it comes with a nozzle. However - I have a diffuser made of silicone (Ion) and it does fit the holder ok.
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It is imperative to get any hair from the the hair dryer, ESP the air intake screen at the bottom. My hair is long so it doesn't get anywhere I can't easily pull it away. If hair gets on the heating elements it weakens them, will overheat & eventually burn them up. You may want to let your hair dry more before using this dryer. I use a more powerful one to do the majority of blow drying & use my infinity to smooth straighten & sculpt. Maybe use less product or until after you dry it. I love mine too! I also run it in the cool setting after each heat use.
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I have a Conair hairdryer that is medium weight and it holds it great. I have had no problems with it slipping out or any of the other issues I have read about.
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I own the Conair 1875 Infiniti Pro. It fits, but if you move it around too much it falls off. This is not the fault of the diffuser, it happens with most diffusers. The problem is the smooth as glass surface of most dryers and if there's a gradual size difference in the nozzle of the dryer the issue of it slipping off is worsened. I will most likely duct tape it to the dryer or add some kind of rubber tape or rubber band to the dryer nozzle (using one dryer only for the diffuser, my other dryers for when I don't need the diffuser). I know it sounds weird, but if you're a serious diffuser user like I am (I like this one the best), I feel it's worth doing what you must to keep it on the dryer you like best. I've had many other dryers but my Conair seems like the best for my hair type (and the best reviews so far). I've used other dryers (many good ones) and many diffusers (some not so great) and I feel this is the best diffuser and the Conair dryer is the best for curly frizzy prone hair, so I'm willing to do this. Honestly, who cares what it looks like as long as it does what you want, that's my feeling. I hope my suggestion helps.
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Not exactly.. I have an elchim blow dryer and it has a hard time staying because it has a short neck that gets wider (if that makes sense) it works best with the devacurl blow dryer but you can use other blow dryers. I know with mine I basically just hold the diffuser against the neck while I blowdry (which I sometimes do anyway)
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I am not that adept at getting it beautifully straight with the blow dryer. Still have to use a flat iron. Air drying followed by flat ironing also works for my wavy hair.
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Not a normal hair dryer because of handle. They do make folding / travel type though that would.
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My blow dryer is pretty powerful and it did not melt. It fits my different size nozzles just fine. I hope it works out in your case.
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I am Frank's wife. He bought the dryer for me (No, not as a Christmas present). I also have fine short hair. I use the dryer when I use rollers because it has a wide opening so it covers a large area at one time. I have also used it as you describe with fairly good results but my hair won't hold a curl and has a lot of cowlicks. The prongs that came with it are heavy and my arms are weak so I have less success with that.
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Hi, LeAnn:Though I do like this blowdryer, I like the Babyliss Pro BABP2800 even more. I use the 2800 as a rule now because not only does it do a better job drying my hair without actually drying it out, but it also makes it look like I spent time styling it. Usually, I just brush my hair a little while I'm drying it and occasionally run my fingers through it to aim the air where it needs to go. I have gotten some nice compliments on my hair since using the BABP2800. I think if volume is what you're after, then that will be the blowdryer for you. Hope this helps! :)
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I have a folding travel dryer thet fits in the side drawer. My regular dryer does not. Hope this helps.
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I have only had the blow dryer for awhile. I also have fine hair, I think what I am learning is that those of us with fine hair need a good styling product. I just purchased Enjoy. I will be using that and hair dryer today. I am hoping for good results. I do like the hair dryer.