The Blow Dryer Comparison ($400, $200 & $30 blow dryers!)

T3 Cura, Dyson, Pro Beauty ToolsTrying out beauty products and tools is easily one of my favorite parts of my job. I’m always interested to see if th

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The Blow Dryer Comparison ($400, $200 & $30 blow dryers!)
The Blow Dryer Comparison ($400, $200 & $30 blow dryers!)

The Blow Dryer Comparison ($400, $200 & $30 blow dryers!)

The Blow Dryer Comparison ($400, $200 & $30 blow dryers!)

T3 Cura, Dyson, Pro Beauty Tools

Trying out beauty products and tools is easily one of my favorite parts of my job. I’m always interested to see if the items live up to the hype or even just their description!

I wanted to compare a small range of blow dryers and talk through the pro’s and con’s of each. The range I tested out is pretty wide, but there are still so many other dryers that I could talk about in between $30 and $400 dollars, but after many requests about my feedback from the Dyson I thought I’d share my thoughts on each in a quick video.

The Blow Dryer Comparison ($400, $200 & $30 blow dryers!)

One of my favorite dryers is the T3 Cura. Click on the link below to watch the video showing how I get a smooth, volumized blow out with it!

How to blow dry your hair with a round brush (using the T3 Cura Luxe dryer)

The blow dryer I used the longest when I worked behind the chair is the Rusk Speed Freak. It’s super powerful and has a strong stream of air. Sometimes I would roll the gears unknowingly but after I figured out how to hold it I wouldn’t adjust the temperature or speed while I dried.

Another great Rusk blow dryer is the CTC Lite. My sister still uses this one that I bought for her years ago. I forgot how powerful it is without being heavy!

My favorite travel blow dryer is the T3 Featherweight Compact Folding Dryer. It’s the best travel dryer I’ve ever used. If you work out and get ready for the day at the gym, or simply travel often, this dryer delivers serious power in a small size.

There is so much more to say about blow dryers, and why it matters to get a high quality one, but I’ll wrap the comparison post up here. If you have questions, leave them in the comments and I’ll use them to write a follow up post!

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