Remington D1001 Ceramic Airwave Hair Dryer with Wave Attachment and Anti Static Technology
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Remington D1001 Ceramic Airwave Hair Dryer with Wave Attachment and Anti Static Technology Details
Manufacturer: RemingtonBrand: Remington
Release Date: 2008-11-18
Model: D1001
Product features:
- Unique AirWave attachment twirls hair into gorgeous loose waves
- Airflow concentrator creates smooth straight looks
- Static Control: Anti-static technology to diminish frizz and flyaways while boosting style control
- 2 speed / 3 heat settings for greatest style control
- 1875 watts for maximum power
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Customer Reviews of Remington D1001 Ceramic Airwave Hair Dryer with Wave Attachment and Anti Static Technology
Customer Review: Takes longer than my normal styling time but I love the results
Summary: 4 Stars
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I was skeptical about this dryer. It seemed big and bulky. I've been using it for over almost two weeks and I've been getting tons of compliments.
I have medium length, medium textured hair that does wave by itself but only on its own terms. I usually blow dry and straighten it. This takes 20 minutes tops...usually closer to 15. The Emi Airwave dryer takes twice as long but my hair actually looks twice as good and much healthier.
I've used this both with the wave and nozzle attachment. The nozzle is supposed to straighten hair. It does whatever any other hairdryer does. The hair will be somewhat straight if a styling brush is used. Nothing groundbreaking on that attachment EXCEPT it gives the dyer versatility for the days that I might not have 40 minutes to do my hair. I would recommend switching the heat to the lowest setting before hitting the cool air blast. When I've forgotten to do this, my lights dim.
I've played around with the wave attachment and here is what has worked best for me.
I never not towel dry my hair. I comb it out and wrap it in a towel to soak up excess water.
I then put in styling product. I usually volume mousse and, when it's warmer, anti humidity spray.
With the wave attachment on, I go over my entire head of hair for a few minutes. To use the wave attachment properly, hair has to be more wet than dry. However, the wetter the hair, the longer it will take.
I then clip up most of my hair leaving the bottom layer exposed. I take about a 1-inch section of hair to work with. My sections look much smaller than the demonstration video does. I put the section in the top of the attachment (the blue part). I usually use the highest heat section. The dryer tumbles the hair. I usually keep the dryer on each section for a minute. I then go through the entire layer, creating the trundle curls, then I go back over each one of the sections.
I then take the next layer down and continue in this fashion until my entire head is near dry. I will then go over my head overall with the dryer (not placing hair into the wave tunnel) until all hair is completely dry. Sometimes I will follow that up with the cold blast over my entire head for about two minutes.
I then spend 5-10 minutes getting dressed, brushing my teeth, putting on my makeup. I then use my fingers to comb through my hair. My results tend to be more curly than wavy because of the nature of my hair and using smaller sections. I don't use any finishing products once I'm done. My waves last for two days.
The dryer gives excellent body and shine. The volume is amazing. I usually only wash my hair every other day. I've had no problems with funky looking hair in between. I also think this method is gentler on my hair than a traditional dryer and way more gentler than a straightening iron.
My only complaint, which is why it loses a star, is it puts out so much heat from the way the attachment is engineered that my bathroom is really hot by the time I'm done. Even in April in Michigan I'm opening a window. This might not be so easily to deal with once summer comes.
Overall an excellent product and for the price point...hard to pass up.
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Description of Remington D1001 Ceramic Airwave Hair Dryer with Wave Attachment and Anti Static Technology
The emi Airwave infused with anit-static technology is a unique dryer that includes attachments to different looks. The airwave attachment twirls hair into gorgeous lose waves while the concentrator creates smooth straight looks. The dryer also contain ionic ceramic and has 2 heat and 3 speed settings. The 1875 watt dryer has a cool shot which helps you set your style and has a 2 year warranty.Hair Dryers
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