INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR The Knot Dr. All-in-One Oval Dryer Brush, Hair Dryer & Volumizer, Hot Air Brush

I have tried other dryers like this but this one is the best. This type of dryer blows really hot air or there’s a cool setting, which doesn’t really dry hair. I love that this dryer has a cool button to push giving you instant control over the air flow temperature. Hair dries fast on the highest heat setting and by pushing the cool intermittently keeps it from getting too hot.

This works wonders and speeds up dry time. I love that I can adjust the heat settings and take off the attachment to use as a regular blow dryer. The wire is able to move around so it doesn’t get twisted. It is on the loud side. Overall I’d say it’s pretty easy to use after a little practice. I’m happy. My daughter’s hair is soft but curly and wavy.

I wanted to love this hairbrush dryer, but it’s just too big and unwieldy. I thought the heat was fine: it was definitely hot enough for me, but the force of air that comes from the dryer isn’t very powerful. It took too long to dry my medium/long hair, and it really didn’t add enough volume to make the effort worthwhile. You would be better off starting to dry your hair with a regular dryer, and then finishing with this one. Just too much work.

I shudder to think about how many $200-$300 blow dryers I purchased in the past 20 years. They all lasted a little over 2 years-about a month beyond the warranty expiration. I saw Elyse Myers review the Knot Dr. on Instagram in the spring of 2022 and threw caution to the wind. The Knot Dr. did not disappoint! I have a lot of hair (~3X the average white woman, according to my stylist). It is colored/highlighted, naturally curly and fine in texture, except for the occasional coarse gray hair (I’m 49). Left to it’s own devices, my hair looks like a sheep’s a$$. On top of that, I have rheumatoid arthritis, which makes holding onto a heavy hair dryer with one hand while gripping a brush handle in the other a literal pain. The Knot Dr. is lightweight and having the wider “barrel” to hold onto it is super helpful when your hands don’t work like they used to. I generally allow my hair to air dry 75% or so, then get to work in sections. It takes me about 20-ish minutes to get my hair completely finished, and my blowouts last for 3-5 days, depending on the weather and what I’m doing.I only have 2 small gripes with the tool:1) The removable brush head can detach if you apply too much tension while only holding the handle end of the tool. This is easily avoided if you grip the plastic nub at the end of the barrel with your other hand when applying a lot of tension.2) The on/off/low/high switch on my unit sometimes gets hung up on low. Low and high have the same air speed, but different temps. The low setting is useless for my hair, so I really have to double-check that the switch is on high every time I turn it back on or I’ll be spinning my wheels with the blowout. The pictures show my hair 75% air dried, about 2/3 into the process and then the finished product. I didn’t use any other dryers, irons, rollers, brushes or combs. I did use a little Schwarzkopf BC Bonacure Peptide Rescue and a few sprays of Bumble & Bumble Primer.Conclusion: After a year+ of use, this affordable tool has been a game-changer for me, my wimpy hands and my naturally unruly hair. Highly recommend!

Love it

This product is okay. I have thick course hair and usually need high heat for a flat iron, curling iron, hot brush to get my hair to be sleek. I used the first revlon for 2 years on my hair. And while some complained that it was too hot. It did the job great on my hair and shortened the time for me to get the job done. It died a month ago so I looked up reviews and saw great things about the knot Dr.I am debating on whether I will return this tool. The tool is light and easy to hold. It blows a lot of air but it is warm air not hot like a blow dryer. It still dried my hair and made it semi straight but I will have to go back over it with a flat iron. It took longer to get it to the dry point since the air isn’t that hot. My hair still looks a little puffy if I decide not to go over it with a flat iron which I suppose is a look I could sport.I think this will likely get returned. I wouldn’t recommend for people with thick course hair. But I think it would be great for people with thinner hair.

This is my 2nd one. I dropped the 1st one a couple times and it broke.

So my mom had one of these and was tired of asking to borrow hers I just bought one of my own, that’s how you know this blow dryer is great; it works well and works on the thickest hair you can find, with the brush piece it straightens your hair like Wow… a must get in my book