Bald is beautiful, so the saying goes. If I only had combable hair, then I would use a hair dryer to dry and style it. Those days are long past, but hair grooming products still find a place in our home amongst our less follicle-challenged family members. The Conair SD4B Styler Dryer 1875 Watt Hair Brush is the unit of choice in our household; let's examine why this product is a winner. In day's past, you bought a handheld hair dryer that came with only one attachment: a narrow area concentrator. Today, most dryers [including this particular Conair model] come with the concentrator, a nylon bristle thermal brush attachment, a detangling comb attachment, and a styling comb attachment. Forget simply blow drying your hair, today we demand style, style, style. Among the unit's main features are its 3 position switch (high/low/off) conveniently located on the inside of the handle; a cool shot button for style; and dual voltage capabilities. Conair gives the unit its typical one year limited warranty which is sufficient if you tend to replace your hair dryer every few years. This styler dryer model is marketed by Conair as being perfect for men and women with short hair. I have personally observed that drying time is very quick; then again no family member of mine has long hair. An even more powerful unit would more than likely be needed for anyone with thick or long hair. One complaint of consumers regarding many hair dryers are the plastic attachments as they tend to break before the unit burns out. Since attachments cost $3-4 each and the hair dryer retails for about $20. you will probably opt to replace the unit altogether when the attachments are no longer usable. This Conair model is relatively quiet compared to other models out there. For this reason alone I give the unit very high marks. |
