You all know I'm on my natural hair journey. Tough but I'm getting use to trying to get my curls back. I even purchased a book to help me but that's for a different post.
Even before I started tampering with heated hair appliances hair dryers were never used on my hair besides the first time I got it blown out. Yet I decided to try this as it's aimed at afro hair and it's also to lock in that moisture that we often lose when using heat on our hair.
How?
By using Variable IONIC TECHNOLOGY.
Which is ?
Variable IONIC TECHNOLOGY allows the level of ions emitted by the appliance to be reduced or increased according to your type.
There is three different hair types : Fine, Normal & Thick
Fine hair will require minimum ions while thicker hair will require a higher level of ions.
With this dryer you can also reduce the level of ions to help styled curls last longer or increase the ions for a sleek finish.
Variable IONIC Dial
You can adjust this dial onto three different settings according to the instructions here is the dial colour reference :
Hair Type Ion Setting Colour Indicator
Fine | Low | Orange |
Normal | Medium | Black |
Thick | High | Silver |
You have 2 speed settings and 3 heat settings
Cool shot button ( set your hair style ) & Turbo Button ( extra power for faster drying )
Included within the box is also a concentrated nozzle and a wide tooth pik
My views on it it dried my hair pretty quickly I had my hair in two side French braids (unless I braid my hair I won't get the curls all over as my hair's still on it's journey of growing out the straightening damage). Yet when I took the braids out my hair was dry all the way through and it was incredibly soft to touch.
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Price : £39.99
Is it important for you that your hairdryer helps you retain as much moisture in your hair as possible with drying?
Disclaimer : These products have been sent to me to feature/review. I have not been paid for this post nor am I affiliated with the company. All Laa (: