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02-19-2015 10:42 AM
I had the T3 and have the Drybar. I like the Drybar much better. I never believed what "THEY" say about your hair looking better with a specific brand of dryer, but my hair does look better. The Drybar is weighted better, and easier to manage. Google Drybar and see if you can get a deal. I got mine at Sephora and took the $200 package with the shampoo and brushes. Did not like the shampoo, nor the brushes.
02-19-2015 12:19 PM
02-19-2015 12:26 PM
Ok, here goes..I have been using a $15 hair dryer that I picked up from Walgreens 3 years ago, it weighs virtually ounces and does a great job. I must confess that I spend a good deal on my hair for professional coloring and hair care products. Go figure!
02-19-2015 12:38 PM
I have a Babylis that works fine. But when I saw the demonstration on the drybar I fell for it. I purchased it and returned it after a month of trying it. I felt it was heavy, bulky to maneuver, and it dried my hair out. I am back to using the Babylis. I've also had a T3 which I think is comparable to the Babylis. I'm done spending tons of money on these dryers and if the Baby goes, I will probably purchase Conair -- for the money it's just as good as the other more expensive dryers.
02-19-2015 12:43 PM
I am on my second T3 featherweight and LOVE them. When it dies I will buy another one because I don't want to think about or shop for a hairdryer. I like it because it does the job quickly and quietly and isn't heavy. They last about 3 years. . .
02-19-2015 12:50 PM
On 2/19/2015 janey2 said:Im glad that you say this. My Drybar is the first expensive dryer I've owned, and I really do think that my hair looks fuller and shinier. And I know that it gets dry quicker, but more than anything I like the weight, the feel of it. I didn't know how it compared to the T3 and had begun thinking that I should have held out for the cheaper Costco T3. But this post made me feel like I made the right choice. I agree though, the $200 Sephora set was unnecessary and if I could turn back time I would have gotten this when it was a QVC TSV for $169. But no regrets. Blowdryers should last 5-6 years at least, and since I use it just about every single day, I don't mind spending more on one that I like!I had the T3 and have the Drybar. I like the Drybar much better. I never believed what "THEY" say about your hair looking better with a specific brand of dryer, but my hair does look better. The Drybar is weighted better, and easier to manage. Google Drybar and see if you can get a deal. I got mine at Sephora and took the $200 package with the shampoo and brushes. Did not like the shampoo, nor the brushes.
02-19-2015 03:42 PM
02-19-2015 05:58 PM
I haven't tried a T-3 but got the Drybar when it was a TSV - I like it. It's my first high-end dryer and although I don't see THAT much difference between that and a cheapo, I just blast my hair to smithereens to dry, I don't even try to style or smooth.
I like it because of the variety of settings, it's not heavy, and you can remove the end cap thing to remove hair (if that makes sanse). I probably would have gotten a T-3 if that had been the TSV at the time, but I'm happy enough with this. T-3 looks cooler, though. :-)
02-19-2015 07:06 PM
02-19-2015 07:23 PM
I love my $20 hair dryer. It has 2 heat settings, 2 fan settings, and the cold air button.
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