Sedu Revolution 3600i Pro Hair Dryer + Accessories Set $80 or Less + Free Shipping

Quote from mickey4paws : Yeah but don't you still have to pay for the shipping? I thought it was just a pre-addressed label but then the customer has to pay the actual shipping cost.

Yep, I already packaged my old one and purchased a shipping label... $7.48 via USPS Priority Mail.

Quote from serra : i bought the sedu flat iron around the holidays and it was because of slickdealers' reviews that help make the decision. best flat iron ever (thanks alvsgirly)!

Quote from VenturaJen : I'm actually excited to get rid of my old $20 5-year old Ulta blowdryer! I've been using a Sedu flat iron for almost 4 years now and based on the reviews for this dryer I'm sure I will love it. Thanks and repped, OP!

Hi Ladies, I was given this sedu flat iron as a gift and I have yet to use it. Honestly, I had never heard of the company before and thought it was a "regular" flat iron so I continued using my digital chi and threw this under the sink. What, in your opinion, makes this flat iron so great?? Better than the chi?? Thanks!!
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I'm trying to decide if this is a good deal

really need a new hair dryer but am scared since I haven't heard of this brand

Quote from logicyes : Hi Ladies, I was given this sedu flat iron as a gift and I have yet to use it. Honestly, I had never heard of the company before and thought it was a "regular" flat iron so I continued using my digital chi and threw this under the sink. What, in your opinion, makes this flat iron so great?? Better than the chi??

Don't feel bad, my hair stylist hadn't heard of Sedu either. I found the brand by googling and reading a LOT of reviews. My hair is almost to my waist in length, medium/thick, and wavy. I've had a lot of different flat irons in the past 12 years. The 1 1/2" Sedu is my favorite for a lot of reasons: quality, price, efficiency, time saving, durability and long-term condition. I actually have two, just bought a new one (slickdeal) a few months ago and kept the old one (still working after nearly 4 years) for backup.

I don't have to make multiple passes on each section of hair. It straightens perfectly on the first shot and I can straighten all of my hair in less than 20 minutes. It never snags/pulls hair out which was a major peeve with others. I've dropped it many, many times and it still works like a champ. Even with daily use my hair has fewer split ends and is in better condition compared to others that I've tried. It's sleek and smooth and I feel that it causes very minor damage.

My last Chi gave out in just over 1 year. Since you still have yours try dividing your hair in two sections and compare both irons. You may start keeping your Chi under the sink instead

Quote from mc4nam : Is this worth upgrading from a Super Solano X? That is what my wife currently uses. http://www.amazon.com/Solano-Supe...B0001VOIVU

I don't know anything about hair dryers. But based on my research of customer reviews, your current Super Solano is awesome and has a history of reliability. I wouldn't switch.

Quote from VenturaJen : Don't feel bad, my hair stylist hadn't heard of Sedu either. I found the brand by googling and reading a LOT of reviews. My hair is almost to my waist in length, medium/thick, and wavy. I've had a lot of different flat irons in the past 12 years. The 1 1/2" Sedu is my favorite for a lot of reasons: quality, price, efficiency, time saving, durability and long-term condition. I actually have two, just bought a new one (slickdeal) a few months ago and kept the old one (still working after nearly 4 years) for backup. I don't have to make multiple passes on each section of hair. It straightens perfectly on the first shot and I can straighten all of my hair in less than 20 minutes. It never snags/pulls hair out which was a major peeve with others. I've dropped it many, many times and it still works like a champ. Even with daily use my hair has fewer split ends and is in better condition compared to others that I've tried. It's sleek and smooth and I feel that it causes very minor damage. My last Chi gave out in just over 1 year. Since you still have yours try dividing your hair in two sections and compare both irons. You may start keeping your Chi under the sink instead

I concur on the assessment that Sedu flat iron is better than the Chi... by far. Given my appreciation of their flat irons, I am hopeful this Sedu hair dryer is equally as awesome. I have a Solano now, but it gives me a bit more frizz than I'd like.

Funny because my chi is now under the sink and I am using a solia that I got as another SD. Love it so much better. I ordered this hair dryer even though I don't need it.

Either they just added this in the overview section or I overlooked it earlier.
"Rebate program does not apply to this item"

I go here for all my beauty reviews http://www.makeupalley.com/produc...ling-Tools I couldn't find the 3600i on there though

The website doesn't have the best reviews on resellerratings - yikes!

This site is a trust one. Nothing is to worry about. Ordered many times.

Quote from VenturaJen : Don't feel bad, my hair stylist hadn't heard of Sedu either. I found the brand by googling and reading a LOT of reviews. My hair is almost to my waist in length, medium/thick, and wavy. I've had a lot of different flat irons in the past 12 years. The 1 1/2" Sedu is my favorite for a lot of reasons: quality, price, efficiency, time saving, durability and long-term condition. I actually have two, just bought a new one (slickdeal) a few months ago and kept the old one (still working after nearly 4 years) for backup. I don't have to make multiple passes on each section of hair. It straightens perfectly on the first shot and I can straighten all of my hair in less than 20 minutes. It never snags/pulls hair out which was a major peeve with others. I've dropped it many, many times and it still works like a champ. Even with daily use my hair has fewer split ends and is in better condition compared to others that I've tried. It's sleek and smooth and I feel that it causes very minor damage. My last Chi gave out in just over 1 year. Since you still have yours try dividing your hair in two sections and compare both irons. You may start keeping your Chi under the sink instead

Thanks VJen, sounds like it's on par with chi or better. I'll have to dig it out to give it a try, no one I asked ever heard of it so maybe it's the best kept secret? If it doesn't work for me, I'll give it to my daughter or re-gift it. Love how SD brings the "beauty salon in the bathroom" people together to shop and learn!

Just be a little cautious with this site...last year I ordered a blow dryer...when it arrived it didn't work. Called the company time after time and was told I'd get a return form...never received it. Talked to about 6 different people within the month and FINALLY got a return label. Swore I would never use this company again...

BUT got suckered into a curling iron..when it came there were fingerprints on it..and HAIR in the box. gag called them to get a return label and luckily it came right away.

Quote from dagadu : They'll charge you $40 or send you bill by mail

Don't think they can charge your card without authorization.

I'm thinking the "recycle your old dryer" is a honesty policy