Melissa
29 de mayo de 2026
Suitable for beginners!
After years of insisting on keeping my hair au naturel (read: alternatively frizzy and greasy) I've finally given in to playing around with multi-styling tools. Hair dryers I've tried in the past have been less stylers and more noisy hot air blasters that somehow leave your hair damp but also crispy. But boy has technology improved over the last ten years!First impressions: this thing is so light and lovely to hold I felt like I was waving a magical wand over my hair. I used the QuickSmooth Brush first and it dried each section in one quick sweep, which genuinely amazed me. Then I tried the Rapid Gloss Finisher and it actually smoothed out the flyaways. I've never considered myself one of "those girls" with polished, sleek hair but maybe now I am! I tried the Turbo Concentrator too but that's a little above my pay grade for now. I think I need to invest in a good barrel brush before I can figure that one out. For what it’s worth, I have long wavy hair. It’s thin but there’s lots of it.The real test will be surviving a humid NY summer night, but even if it looks half as good by the end of the evening I'll be happy. If you've been burnt (maybe literally) by dinosaur hair dryers, I'd encourage you to give this a try. It's a little pricier than I'd like but it's worth paying that premium for a premium Shark hair tool. Highly recommend for anyone just starting out with styling tools!Ver másVer menos
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