Post by busy on Feb 22, 2023 18:08:37 GMT
I've had a nice T3 hairdryer for years but it's getting long in the tooth and I need to replace it in the next few months.
I got a coupon from Ulta for 20% off Dyson, and I also have $120 in Ulta rewards, and I'm considering the Supersonic Hair Dryer. With the discounts, it ends up being "only" about $225.
Is it worth it? I'm not interested in the Airwrap (and the coupon doesn't apply to it anyway).
LOL Update:
Famous last words. I never did buy the dryer after this thread, but I bought the Airwrap today during the Sephora sale and I think I'm in love.
I am *terrible* at styling my hair. Literally can do it like two ways. I have always sucked at it, so assumed the Airwrap would be beyond may skill level. But for whatever reason, I decided I wanted to try it. I watched a couple YouTube videos and then headed to Sephora. As soon as I got home, I wet down my hair and tried to do some simple waves, like I'd usually do with a curling iron. It didn't really take any longer, my hair has so much volume (in a good way - my hair is fine and usually lacks volume), and the curls looked good. I didn't use any products so it's kind of falling out, a few hours later, but still... way better than it would have been with a curling iron. AND I used low heat, which never worked with the curling iron, so it's far more gentle on my hair.
Looking forward to using it in the morning and trying something different. AM I FINALLY GOING TO LEARN HOW TO DO MY HAIR??? lolololol
I got a coupon from Ulta for 20% off Dyson, and I also have $120 in Ulta rewards, and I'm considering the Supersonic Hair Dryer. With the discounts, it ends up being "only" about $225.
Is it worth it? I'm not interested in the Airwrap (and the coupon doesn't apply to it anyway).
LOL Update:
I'm not interested in the Airwrap
Famous last words. I never did buy the dryer after this thread, but I bought the Airwrap today during the Sephora sale and I think I'm in love.
I am *terrible* at styling my hair. Literally can do it like two ways. I have always sucked at it, so assumed the Airwrap would be beyond may skill level. But for whatever reason, I decided I wanted to try it. I watched a couple YouTube videos and then headed to Sephora. As soon as I got home, I wet down my hair and tried to do some simple waves, like I'd usually do with a curling iron. It didn't really take any longer, my hair has so much volume (in a good way - my hair is fine and usually lacks volume), and the curls looked good. I didn't use any products so it's kind of falling out, a few hours later, but still... way better than it would have been with a curling iron. AND I used low heat, which never worked with the curling iron, so it's far more gentle on my hair.
Looking forward to using it in the morning and trying something different. AM I FINALLY GOING TO LEARN HOW TO DO MY HAIR??? lolololol
I was ready to buy and then I read the reviews. I’m going to wait a while. 
