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As seen on TV! The Infiniti Hair Designer by Conair is the next revolution in creating salon style results without the trip to the salon.
Dry, strengthen and shine in one step with the Infiniti Hair Designer by
Conair. This revolutionary styling system features an exclusive triple action
straightening attachment with detangling comb, center Tourmaline Ceramic
straightening plates with 4 tension settings, and flocked disks. It holds hair
firmly and rotates 360 degrees to detangle, straighten, and shine all at once -
comfortably, without a brush. The unit's Tourmaline Ceramic technology generates ions to dry hair gently,
from the inside out, smoothing out the cuticle layer and eliminating frizz for
silky, shiny salon results at home. Features: - 1875 Watts
- 2 heat/speed Settings
- Ionic technology controls frizz
- 4 position release lock button mechanism (360 degrees)
- Tourmaline CeramicTM technology
promotes shiny, healthy hair
- Ceramic disk technology prevents heat damage
- Patent pending triple-action straightening attachment
- Cool shot button
- Hinged Filter (for easy cleaning)
- 9' Professional power cord
- Concentrator Attachment
- Instructional DVD
- Limited Five-year warranty
Caution: Always unplug appliance immediately after using. Do not use
while bathing. Do not place or store appliance where it can fall or be pulled
into a tub or sink. Do not place in, or drop into, water or other liquid. If an
appliance falls into water, unplug it immediately. Do NOT reach into water.
Product Reviews and Rating:
Infiniti Hair Designer by Conair Tourmaline Ionic Styler is rated
(3.75 out of 5) based on 24 reviews by users.
| 9 (37%) | reviewers rated this product "The Best" (5-star) | | 8 (33%) | reviewers rated this product "Good" (4-star) | | 2 (8%) | reviewers rated this product "Average" (3-star) | | 2 (8%) | reviewers rated this product "Fair" (2-star) | | 3 (12%) | reviewers rated this product "Poor" (1-star) | |  |
Reviews Breakdown
| | 100% |  | | | | | | 80% | | 60% | | 40% | | 20% | | 0% | | 5 star | 4 star | 3 star | 2 star | 1 star | |  Its so bad
Reviewer:
sydney collins
from ohio
2008-06-11
Oh my Gosh this Is the Worst Dier i have ever Bought It was a waist of alot of Money i hate it and wish i had never bought it !
 the best blow dryer
Reviewer:
victoria
from toronto
2008-04-12
omg it works sooo good on my hair it straghtens so well and i have long thick hair its amazing and it makes my hair look sooo nice.
 Good for blowdrying
Reviewer:
Andi <3
from Canada
2008-02-02
It works well to blowdry your hair smooth, but it does not straighten your hair. It is very fast, and the attatchment makes blowdrying so much easier, though it is still hard to do the back. It's easier to use then only a brush and dryer though, by far.
 Not good for short /medium/shaggy layered hair
Reviewer:
Suzie
from California
2007-10-31
First off, let me say that my dryer did NOT come with the instructional DVD, so I had to rely on the manual only. Perhaps I would've liked this product if the DVD enlightened me as to how this works because for the life of me it did nothing for my medium length shaggy-layered hair. Upon looking at the pictures in the manual, you can see the model with long hair, holding hair taut with one hand as the other hand is holding the dryer. I thought the comb attachment would somehow latch on gently to my hair to dry and straighten, but it didn't!I realized that I was supposed to use both hands as the model shows, but with my shorter layers it was akward and the dryer was heavy.
I can't believe so many people love this--are most of the good reviews from long haired women? Why do you have to use two hands for a dryer with a comb? I have a brush-dryer and it works great with one hand. I returned the Conair and got a Soli iron instead, back to the 2-tools routine again (dryer and iron). Sigh.
My hair has never looked worse
Reviewer:
RLW
2007-10-27
My hair was frizzier and limper than it has ever been. I hated this dryer more than any I have ever tried!
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