{Full disclosure: I received a Conair hairdryer at SoFabCon. I did not receive any other compensation. All opinions are my own…because I loved it}
She is loud and she is powerful…she’s a beast but the Conair InfinityPro is A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. I was attending Collective Bias’ SoFabCon earlier this month and one of the lead sponsors was Conair. It had to be the best brand salon. They had a great set up for us to test drive their different products.
I attended SoFabCon last weekend (you should go…) and as part of the overall experience, Collective Bias had various brand salons for us to visit. I really enjoyed the Conair salon because it has all the right things:
- products for us to use and test
- products for us to take home and try
- Conair hair care professionals to tell us how its done
- Complimentary styling
This brand was smart to let us try all the different products that they offer: hair dryers, flat irons, curing irons and curling wands. The wands even had special heat resistant gloves so we would not burn our hands. To say the least the bloggers attending the conference took full advantage of the demos. With the help of the Conair hairstyling team, we all got some great dos.
Some of us even got special hairdos for the 1980’s party.
You can see my fun super teased hair…and yes people, I did style my hair like that in the 80s.
Their hairstylists were a mother & daughter team that were friendly, infinitely patient and helpful. Once again, great brand ambassadors.
Back to the hairdryer review…I picked up a hairdryer and brought it home for the big test…I have two daughters: one with a short pixie cut and the other with long straight hair. I also have medium length hair. I was happy to see that our package came with a bonus diffuser (I’m not exactly sure what to do with this but I am willing to find out) and a concentrator (see pics below).
This beast has 1875 watts of P.O.W.E.R. I have had a Braun hairdryer for years (must be well over 14 years by now) and I love it. It is light and fast but has two big faults, it can over heat easily and frequently so it shuts off (good safety feature).
Where is the difference, the Conair InfinitiPro has so much power that your hair will be dry well before it gets too hot. This model also has the safety overheat feature. If that occurs you just need to let it sit for 10-15 minutes. I just have a feeling, that won’t happen because it dried my hair so quickly, it did not have time to over heat.
My one concern is that it is very loud…given that it has a powerful “AC motor for longer life” I would have to say. Given the speed and power, I am willing to trade that off for faster drying time. The motor does make is slightly heavier then my other dryer but once again, I didn’t hold it for nearly as long as my old Braun…
So its time to say good by to one and welcome to your new home to the Conair InfinityPro.








































