INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Scorching Air Styling Brush Set with 2-Inch and 1.5-Inch Bristles

Best Spinning Brush Dryer…Hands Down
Super Product and a Bargain at this Price!This is the third Infiniti Pro I have purchased. The first two I bought had a 1 1/2 inch brush that was permanently attached. I wore out the brushes on both of these. This version has TWO BRUSHES!! The smaller one gives more curl.After I wore out the brushes on the first two, I was looking for another brand that might have a better, longer lasting brush. I found the Hot Revolver by Martino Cartier. This was a very poor product and extremely overpriced. The brush would not glide through my hair and it was worthless for smoothing. The brush started to “click” and would no longer spin while in my hair. Terrible product.I bought this product because for the first time, I saw that it had TWO different sized brushes that were detachable. I am part-Asian and I have very thick medium length hair with a moderate amount of body. I do not recommend using this to dry hair from a completely wet state. I usually partially dry my hair with a regular blow dryer (especially at the crown) and then finish the styling using this brush. The brush heads turn in both directions and once you get used to it, you will be flipping from right to left with ease. I usually clip up the crown of my head and then start styling the “underneath” hair. My hair has become a little unruly mainly because of the gray in my hair but this tool does an exceptional job of smoothing my hair. I can do this with one arm.I have had bilateral shoulder surgeries and I have a hard time raising my arm over my head. This brush allows me to dry and style my hair without raising my arm. I think for folks who have a hard time keeping their arm raised by using a round brush and standard dryer will find this tool to be a DREAM! This dryer also makes my hair very shiny.In the cool setting, you cannot turn the brush. I use the cool setting if I want to “lock in” curls. In the final phase of styling, I roll hair onto the brush and then flip to the cool setting with one finger. Once the hair is cool, (less than a minute), the curl will be locked in and I manually unroll from my hair. However, I only use this setting when I want a lot more curl.The key to getting the most out of this brush is not loading too much hair at once and only doing small sections at a time. This brush is a definite time saver and I can get professional results without straining. When this brush stops “grabbing” your hair, it’s time for a new one. My brushes have lasted about 3-4 years.

Takes getting used to but worth it
I was a little skeptical because of some of the other reviews but decided to try it to deal with my greying hair, which is becoming coarser and a little frizzy. After a few days of use, I am pretty happy with the outcome.Pros: My hair is smoother and shinier and the frizz is tamed. It dries my hair quickly and efficiently. I have shoulder length hair and the 1 1/2 inch brush works. The 2″ brush will only be good for much longer hair. I haven’t yet tried to really get some waves in my hair but I think it will work well.Cons:1. It is clumsy to use. I hope the company reads these reviews, placement of the controls could be better. It is almost impossible to use the cool setting to set curls because of the location of the temperature control. The spin control buttons are next to each other and the orientation of the wand changes when you move from the right to the left side of your head so that you have to switch buttons to curl in the same direction. That would not happen if the buttons were one above the other.2. The bristles in the brush are too soft. I don’t have thick hair and still it takes some effort to get the brush to grab onto the hair for curling. The sad thing is that it could be so much better with a little more thought as to the placement of the controls and the type of bristles.**Update – I ended up returning this. It is just too clumsy to use effectively. I unearthed an old non-spinning curling brush of mine, one with plastic spikes in stead of bristles. It works just a well and is easier to use.

It just melts away. Bought it in January 2024. It’s August now the inside of the product melted away. We have many affordable options in the market. DONT BUY THIS GUYS. I wasted my money. 10000 rupees wasted on this.

I wanted to love this, since it wasn’t cheap. However, this thing literally stinks. I’ve noticed a lot of “tourmaline technology” appliances emit a noticeable smell when they heat up. This thing, however, even after being run for an hour in the bathroom with the exhaust fan on to off-gas it, still stunk so badly that even with minimal use (about 2 minutes) it pushed the smell into my hair to the extent that I could smell it coming out of my hair when I next shampooed it.As I said, I have limited experience with this item. I did note that it grabbed my medium textured, medium length (just past shoulders) straight hair and rolled it up to my scalp pretty quick. There was no gliding freely through my hair as seen on YT videos. Just grab, roll, and then a bit of yanking. As someone else mentioned here, there is a learning curve.I don’t really believe that the volume from this will outdo or last longer than what you get from blow-drying your hair upside down. I still get the most volume from straight-ironing the ends of my hair, and then using the iron or a crimper to add volume at the roots (the straight iron doesn’t show crimp marks like the crimper does). Takes about 5 minutes to do, and the volume lasts until the next shampoo .