Not cut, but dried.
Right before we moved, I kept noticing a familiar burning smell coming from my hairdryer. Yep, my hairdryer was about to die. This is not the first hairdryer that I have burned out either. In fact, I have had TWO spark out in my hands. (Unlike some people who can keep hairdryers until they are relics…)
My thick, wavy hair does not dry quickly, unless I give it hot, fast heat.
I have had more hairdryers over the years than I can count (on one hand at least), but they have all had one thing in common. They were cheap. See, I was under the impression that a cheap hairdryer was just as good as an expensive hairdryer, so I used to get inexpensive ones. My only requirement was that it be 1875 watts and have a concentrator nozzel. (Ironically, I DID shell out the big bucks for a Chi Iron….which I feel was WELL worth my money.)
So I continued to buy cheapies until this month.
After talking to my old hairdresser, she advised me to just head to the local beauty supply company for a moderately priced hairdryer. So I fought the urge to run to Target and get another cheapie.
This is the one I got.
Yes, I paid the price that I would usually pay for 2 or 3 hairdryers, but I am hoping that this one will outlive every other hairdryer that I have ever owned. I’m hopeful. It works VERY well. In fact, I didn’t know that a hairdryer was supposed to produce such good results.
Actually, I was considering getting a new haircut…until I got the new hairdryer. It has given me such great results that I haven’t even used my Chi Iron since I got the dryer. And I’m no longer considering a haircut, unless I wake up tomorrow having decided that I want short hair. If this one blows up on me…I guess I’ll have to go all out and get the dryer that I really wanted.
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It does ring true that you get what you pay for! At least with most things.
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I’ve had my hairdryer for at least 10 years. Maybe 12 or 13, I can’t remember. Of course, I’ve only used it 5 or 6 times in that amount of time.
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I’m like Karen - I’ve had the same hairdryer for a good 10-15 years. I can’t remember the last time it actually got used though.
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