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Conair Spin Air Brush Review & Giveaway

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I’m the kind of person who likes to get ready and get out the door quickly. Unfortunately, when you have long hair, you have to spend time drying it (or just leave the house with wet hair…which I do way more than I should.) Blow drying hair just seems to take so LONG. When I go to the stylist, they’re able to use those cool round brushes and roll, roll, dry, done! How do they do that? Well now, I can finally achieve that “just blown dry by a stylist” look with the Infiniti Pro by Conair™ Spin Air Brush.

About the Infiniti Pro by Conair™ Spin Air Brush

Want to put a new spin on your hair styling routine? Smooth, frizz-free and voluminous hair is now easy to achieve with the new Infiniti Pro by Conair™ Spin Air Brush! Shaped like a typical round hair brush you’d use to do a blow-out, the Spin Air brush combines two tools in one by blowing air through the rotating brush to volumize and add shine as you dry.

The tangle-free anti-static bristles allow you to customize your volume fast with or without the spin function. The powerful ceramic heat distributes heat evenly for less damage, and an anti-frizz ionic generator releases up to 100x more ions than ions created from natural sources. With up to 100x more ions, your hair will have maximum conditioning and shine! Choose from 2 heat settings plus cool setting and the multi-directional rotation (right/left) makes it easy for both right and left-handed users.

The Review

To me, the Conair Spin Air Brush is a genius product that should’ve been invented many, many years ago. For someone who isn’t used to blow-drying hair, handling a round brush and a blow dryer to style hair isn’t that easy. Finally, here’s a product that combines both essential hair-styling tools into one, easy to manage product.

Before I started using the Conair Spin Air Brush, I made sure to watch one of their tutorial videos (shown below.) It looks simple enough – divide your hair into sections, then spin, letting the spin-action and the blow dryer do all the work. The model made it looks super easy and her hair was smashing by the end of the video.

Conair Spin Air BrushI just happened to have a damp head of hair that was optimal for testing the Conair Spin Air Brush. I sectioned off my hair and started drying. There are two buttons at the top of the brush that control the direction of the spinning. One button goes away from you, the other towards you. There are also three heat settings on the brush, Hot, Warm, and Cool. I made sure the brush was spinning away from me and was on the hot setting. I put it at the ends of one section of the hair and started spinning. And it worked just like the video! I spun for a few seconds at the root, then let the whole thing spin to the top of my head. After several seconds, I used my thumb to move the setting down to “cool” to help the roundness set, then pulled out the brush. The result – one section of dry and shiny hair, with a slight curl at the tips.

Conair Spin Air Brush

After using the brush, I do have a couple of tips. 1) When you section your hair, make sure you have nice clean sections, otherwise the brush could spin up other sections of your hair. 2) Be aware that the brush won’t spin when it’s set to “Cool”. (Which makes sense since you’re cooling to set the style.) 3) If you’re nervous about the spinning, practice for a few seconds on just the roots so you can get used to the speed and handling the brush as it’s spinning through your hair.

The Conair Spin Air Brush cut my hair drying time down significantly and my overall styling time down even more since it is styling at the same time it’s drying. It’s an all-in-one product that brushes, dries, and styles my hair all at the same time! It is the only tool I will be using to try dry my hair. If you want to make your hair-styling time much, much easier, check out the Conair Spin Air Brush. It’s available nationwide for $59.99 as well as online at www.conairspinair.com or Amazon.com for $47.99.

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Conair Spin Air Brush Online

The WiC Project Conair Spin Air Brush Giveaway

The Prize:

One winner will receive a Conair Spin Air Brush!

This giveaway ended on October 21, 2011 and is now closed.

Disclaimer: This post consists of my (and/or fellow tester) opinions only. Your experiences may be different. No compensation was given for this review/giveaway. I did receive a free product from the manufacturer or their representing PR agency to use and test for the purposes of this review. This did not affect the outcome of this review.

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  16. lucky for the rest, I can’t use this on my curly hair–or am unwilling–so I’m not competition for the contest.

    Looks like a great product, though.

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  32. I like to use a straighter defrizz product after straightening my hair to reduce the frizz!

    Mysteri_015 at yahoo dot com

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  44. I put in rollers, then put on a heat finisher, then blow dry with heat…then cool air. The curls stay in a long time!

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  47. I have coarse thick hair so it takes a long time to dry my hair and then to straighten it! i let it air dry half way then put in silk drops and then blow dry it. it makes it so much easier and less frizzy!

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  81. My tip isn’t really very good, because I work long hours and don’t have alot of time, so I usually just put it up in a clip. Thanks for the giveaway

    karenb834atyahoo.com

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  93. My tip is not to overuse conditioner. I try to keep conditioner away from my roots, seems to keep hair from looking greasy.

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  98. I got my tip from watching hairstylist Nick Chavez on TV – bend my head down & let my long hair fall down in front of me, then spray hair with voluminizing spray, work through hair with fingers, then flip hair back. It gets more volume and looks nicer.

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  104. Entry #1
    One of my tricks is hair should be washed before any styling! I then use moisturizer (Luster’s pink I love it) just a bit, it prevents curls from being to fuzzy and adds LOTS OF SHINE! I either do rolls and air dry/blow dry or for slight air curve, just do ponytail, roll into rosette and wear for 2 hours, or while do some housework- voila the easiest styling, I take it off and let my hair down- no need for rolls and a lot of time!
    Alena Bejenarou
    [email protected]

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  111. I’m not very talented when it comes to styling my hair…I really need all the help I can get! 🙂 My best styling trick is to use a good heat protector and a quality flat iron to get a nice smooth look!
    stkc79 at gmail dot com

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  116. My best styling tip is to switch up your part every once in a while. It will add more volume and is the easiest way to look like you got a “new” hairstyle

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  145. I shake my hair with a towel upside down and squish it with the towel to partial dry it before I use the blow dryer.

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  164. Best styling trick… I guess would be to keep your hair cut regularly and conditioned, so minimal damage occurs.

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  231. I use styling foam to create some volume

    Thank you for hosting this giveaway

    Louis
    pumuckler {at} gmail {dot} com

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  244. My favorite hairstyling trick is to use a wide tooth comb in the shower while the conditioner is working. This works great for me because my hair is super unmanageable and this makes it easier to brush when I am ready too! This product looks amazing, it would save me sooo much time!

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  268. My hairstyling trick is that I always spray heat protection before using any kind of curling iron or flat iron. Keeps my hair from drying out!

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  304. I put a sealant on my hair after I have flat ironed it. During the summer I let my hair half air dry and then I finish up with the hair dryer.

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  306. A great tip is to get a towel hair wrap. It will absorb the excess moisture from your hair so it’s not too damp when you go to blow dry it.

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  320. When I’m somewhere with no hair dryer, I sit in front of a small fan to dry my hair – and it works, especially if you turn a few times!

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  324. I follow you on GFC, subscribe to your email and like you on Facebook! I would love to win this! My tip is to always use hair polisher! It really helps! Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
    Renee Walters
    [email protected]

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  354. I love the air brushes, I will wash my hair at night bun it then air brush in the morning, super fast and less damage.

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  360. You can get a curly set and avoid the hot air of a dryer by using soft rollers on your head overnight. Just make sure your hair is just damp when you use the rollers.

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  361. Put leave in conditioner in your hair before blow drying; it’ll make it super soft! 😀
    Thanks for the giveaway!!

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  395. I am starting all over to styling my hair so my tricks are new to me, my hair was shaved for for a surgery I had… so i had to grow it bad.. I wet my hair and pull it back, so i need help

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  411. my tip is I have to use clarifying shampoo about every 3 days to maintain volume
    skipthelaundry at gmail dot com

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  422. My best hair styling trick is washing with clarifying shampoo and baking soda together, they clean your hair and scalp really good.

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  445. Every three-four months, mix a teaspoon full of baking soda and a teaspoon full of shampoo together (mix very well) and vigorously massage into hair to remove hairspray build-up. Moisturize with a high quality conditioner immediately afterwards.

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  450. If you are out and you start to get a lot of fly away hair – put hand lotion on and then smooth your hands over your hair. Helps a lot.

    tdlsfm(at)gmail(dot)com

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  454. My daughter taught me how to use my straightener to add curls to my hair. Works better than my curling iron. :o)

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  472. lift your hair at the roots with your fingers while blow drying- it gives great lift and body

    marygardner49 at aol dot com

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  490. My hair is very sensitive. If I don’t brush it I have curls but once I do it’s a very unattractive wavy mess. So one day I’ll wash it and wear it curly and then the next (since I don’t wash my hair everyday) I straighten it. Then back to curly the next. 🙂

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  514. My best styling trick actually starts before styling. When I get out of the shower I use Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine balm. It really helps control flyaways and adds some shine.

    boylaneely at hotmail dot com

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  537. I let my hair dry about 80 percent before I put on styling creme and blow dry my hair. My hair stays healthier and looks better from less heat.

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  567. I have thin hair so I use a hair follicle thickener after washing my hair, then put my hair upside down and scrunch it until it poofs up.

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  568. My favorite tip is adding a little bit of smoothing cream from suave to my hair before I blow dry to minimize fly aways and frizz 🙂

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  584. I apply a small amount of smoothing product on my damp hair before blow drying it to help control my frizzy hair.

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  591. I use a brush and blow dryer and try to make my hair look as thick as possible and then spritz alittle hairspray at the end all over and underneath on roots

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  602. I find it looks great when I put my hair in a high ponytail b4 bed and then put the hair in soft rollers, still in the ponytail. When I take it all out in the morning and brush it out its full and pretty. A little bit of hairspray and its all set! I do this when I have somewhere nice to go or a big day when I want to look really good 🙂

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