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Bonnet Hair dryers? Oh yeah, I’m an expert! You see, about two months ago, my daughter and I wanted one, so we did our research!
The first one that we researched was nice. Bonnet Hair dryers’ merits? Well, it had some impressive ones! The one that my daughter and I particularly liked about it was that had a versatile top, so it could accommodate any size of rollers. This was particularly good because my daughter used the largest rollers and I used the smallest rollers. It would be a bit awkward if we tried to fit her humongous rollers into a bonnet hair dryer specific to little rollers and it would just be ineffective if we tried to use a dryer for her rollers and put mine in there. They’d be too small!
Our next reason that we liked this one was that you could turn the ions on or off, depending on how curly you wanted you hair. We could also change the speed and heat, again, making it possible to change the texture and look of the curls. My daughter particularly liked her curls tighter, and I liked mine looser. So, this was perfect? See my point?
Lastly, but not least, was the fact that this bonnet hair dryer could change height and angle. I sit very straight when using a bonnet hair dryer, but my daughter likes to read, so she doesn’t sit quite as straight. This ability to change the angle, therefore, is wonderful because I neither of us has to be uncomfortable! As for the importance of the height change: well, you could say I’m a bit “short” and my daughter is a bit “tall” but that’d be underestimating. So, to be realistic, we’ll say that she’s very tall, and I’m very short. If we couldn’t adjust the height, then either I’d have to jump to use the bonnet hair dryer or she’d have to squish herself. So, it was very good that it changed height, though maybe not as entertaining.
The second one that we looked at was similar, but we thought we might like it better. It retained most of the pros, including the ability to accommodate all kinds of rollers, an ion switch, and the adjustable top for angle, of the former bonnet hair dryer, but added a few as well. This bonnet hair dryer would moisturize our hair (you can always use good, moisturized hair!), making it shinier and easier to work with and it even had extra-large vents so more airflow existed. One feature that we found particularly alluring was that we could alter the airflow to suit which hair styles we were looking for. It doesn’t get much better than that, right?
This Bonnet Hair dryers was also able to dry faster due to “negative ions” which reduced the amount of water on the hair without drying it out, allowing it to dry by utilizing the air more quickly than it would naturally and it was super fast because it had two motors running it! Dry in not time! It also had a carry handle, in case we needed to take it somewhere. I thought that was particularly useful!
Unfortunately, this second dryer didn’t have the ability to shift height from what my daughter and I could tell. Bummer! We liked that one quite a bit. Of course, we could always just move it so that it would work correctly.
We looked at one last dryer and this one was a soft hood, rather than the last two, which had been hard hoods. This one was useful because it had a four foot long hose that extended to the hood, so we could actually do something while drying our hair. Of course, we couldn’t more very far, but we wouldn’t have to sit straight, well, we wouldn’t even have to sit if she really didn’t want to! This one also accommodated all roller sizes, and it was small, so we could easily store it. I thought it was rather nice looking.
In the end, my daughter and I just couldn’t decide . . . so we got two of our friends and their daughters to buy one the other two and we all just traded! |
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