Full-time graduate student-Check
Full-time professional employee-Check
Mommy to a young child-Check
To say my hair is not at the top of my priority list would be an understatement. My hair routine typically consisted of washing it at night a few times a week, slapping in some leave-in conditioner, and going to bed. This resulted in my thick, medium-long hair being frizzy and a bit unruly. I had finally been considering listening to my hairstylist friend that insisted sleeping on wet hair is nearly a cardinal sin, but I just didn’t want to spend the 45 minutes drying my hair with my $30 Conair. And lord knows I wasn’t about to wake up earlier to shower in the morning than I already had to. Convieniently, my sister was in town visiting and had brought along her bright yellow DryBar blow dryer and offered me to try it out. I started using it 2-3 times a week and was pretty happy with the results. I was able to dry my hair in under 20 minutes and while it wasn’t perfect, it was far better than my previous ‘style’. Right when I had figured out the best combination of hair products, my sister went back home and took her dryer with her (boo). So I went to look at purchasing one for myself, and immediately scoffed and took a hard pass when I saw the $200 price tag. Thus began my brief journey into searching Amazon and the all-mighty internet for some reviews and recommendations on a cheaper alternative. I kept seeing this Babyliss pop up, the baby blue color was familiar as my previously mentioned hairstylist friend uses one of their flat irons. After reading more reviews, I finally ordered it. And let me say, I am glad I didn’t fork over the $200 for the DryBar, because y’all THIS ONE IS BETTER! I promise you, I didn’t think it was possible but it is. It takes me 12-15 minutes to fully dry my hair, and it actually comes out less frizzy than the other dryer. Super shiny, low-frizz, soft to the touch. Simply awesome. The dryer itself is lightweight and has a few options for heat level and speed (I use high heat on the low speed setting). This combined with a paddle brush and I get a smooth, semi-straight style. I’ve used it 3x so far and felt it safe to write a review and recommend it! If you are searching for a great mid-tier dryer, this one fits the bill!
There is a newer version of this item:
Similar items that may deliver to you quickly
Page 1 of 1 Start overPage 1 of 1
From the manufacturer
Product Overview
A stellar combination of power, speed and design offers both heavy-duty 2000-watt performance and lightweight ergonomic handling. Six heat and speed settings, a cool shot button and a concentrator nozzle provide a wide range of styling options, and the removable filter makes cleaning easy.
Features And Benefits
Nano Titanium technology.
2000 watts.
Ionic.
6 heat/speed settings.
Removable filter/stand.
Compare with similar items
This Item  BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Hair Dryer |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $89.99 | -5% $89.99 List: $94.99 | $34.99 | $34.99 | -13% $51.94 List: $59.99 |
| Price Per Unit | — | $89.99 / Count | — | $34.99 / Count | $34.99 / Count | $51.94 / Count |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Sunday, May 19 | Get it as soon as Sunday, May 19 | Get it as soon as Sunday, May 19 | Get it as soon as Sunday, May 19 | Get it Jun 26 - 27 |
| Customer Ratings | ||||||
| Drying power | ||||||
| Light weight | ||||||
| For traveling | ||||||
| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | MISAF |
| number of speeds | — | 6 | 6 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| material | Titanium | Plastic | Titanium | Titanium, Ceramic | Titanium | Ceramic |
| hair type | All | All | All | All | All | Dry |
| special feature | No side effects | Six heat and speed settings, a cold shot button and a concentrator nozzle provide a wide range of styling options. | Ionic Technology, Removable Air Filter | Dual Voltage | — | — |
Videos
Page 1 of 1Start OverPage 1 of 1
Videos for this product
3:53
Click to play video
Why I Love This Hair Dryer + Demo and Time Test
Mile High Mom
Videos for this product
3:29
Click to play video
Babyliss Nano Titanium Hair Dryer ( how to use?) !
Kigaa
Reviews with images
Who Knew?? It's the Blow-Dryer!
Been using whatever blow dryer that didn't break the bank, on my shoulder-length thick hair. Years & years of drying experience here. I always thought the curling iron or shampoo made all the difference. But reading the reviews on the Babyliss pro gave me pause.I'd just spent $50 on a nice John Frieda the girl at Ulta said was good. Tried it out and it's the same ole thing. It's just a blow-dryer. Right?? No better than my old con-air. But I decided to see if there was any way the air would blow Better out from the highly rated Babyliss and I ordered it.Skeptical much?? Oh my, yes.I have some natural wave to my thick hair and the stylist somehow coaxes all this amazing curl out of it--she says its in the drying. So my new Babyliss arrived.Wash. Condition. Dry a little. Mousse a little. Dry and scrunch.Hmmm. Hair looks great. "Seemed..." To dry faster than usual. Nah.Next try--same thing. Great hair. Fast dry.My skepticism is fading fast. By the time a few weeks went by, I'm telling my husband that "Not all hot air is created equal!"5 stars for a blow dryer. Craziness. And I didn't try the little nozzle thing at all. I may buy the separate diffuser but right now....I just love this lightweight-easy to use, dryer.
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2016
Been using whatever blow dryer that didn't break the bank, on my shoulder-length thick hair. Years & years of drying experience here. I always thought the curling iron or shampoo made all the difference. But reading the reviews on the Babyliss pro gave me pause.
I'd just spent $50 on a nice John Frieda the girl at Ulta said was good. Tried it out and it's the same ole thing. It's just a blow-dryer. Right?? No better than my old con-air. But I decided to see if there was any way the air would blow Better out from the highly rated Babyliss and I ordered it.
Skeptical much?? Oh my, yes.
I have some natural wave to my thick hair and the stylist somehow coaxes all this amazing curl out of it--she says its in the drying. So my new Babyliss arrived.
Wash. Condition. Dry a little. Mousse a little. Dry and scrunch.
Hmmm. Hair looks great. "Seemed..." To dry faster than usual. Nah.
Next try--same thing. Great hair. Fast dry.
My skepticism is fading fast. By the time a few weeks went by, I'm telling my husband that "Not all hot air is created equal!"
5 stars for a blow dryer. Craziness. And I didn't try the little nozzle thing at all. I may buy the separate diffuser but right now....I just love this lightweight-easy to use, dryer.
I'd just spent $50 on a nice John Frieda the girl at Ulta said was good. Tried it out and it's the same ole thing. It's just a blow-dryer. Right?? No better than my old con-air. But I decided to see if there was any way the air would blow Better out from the highly rated Babyliss and I ordered it.
Skeptical much?? Oh my, yes.
I have some natural wave to my thick hair and the stylist somehow coaxes all this amazing curl out of it--she says its in the drying. So my new Babyliss arrived.
Wash. Condition. Dry a little. Mousse a little. Dry and scrunch.
Hmmm. Hair looks great. "Seemed..." To dry faster than usual. Nah.
Next try--same thing. Great hair. Fast dry.
My skepticism is fading fast. By the time a few weeks went by, I'm telling my husband that "Not all hot air is created equal!"
5 stars for a blow dryer. Craziness. And I didn't try the little nozzle thing at all. I may buy the separate diffuser but right now....I just love this lightweight-easy to use, dryer.
Images in this review
Top reviews from other countries
Cliente de Amazon
cara y no es la mejor de babyliss
Reviewed in Mexico on November 24, 2023