Hair Dryers

How do you choose a hair dryer to suit your hair type?

For fine hair, opt for a hair dryer with several temperature settings to avoid stressing it. Thick hair needs high power and a strong airflow for fast drying. If you have curly hair, a hair dryer with a diffuser helps keep the shape of the curls without creating frizz.

Ionic technology reduces static and makes hair feel softer. Ceramic gives even heat and helps avoid overly hot spots on your hair. A model with a brushless motor lasts longer and is often quieter.

The noise level can also matter if you use your hair dryer often. For more precision, choose a hair dryer with a concentrator nozzle that directs the air where you want it. A swivel cord makes the appliance easy to handle.

We offer a whole range, even professional hair dryers that combine these technologies for an optimal result, suited to all hair types.

What hair dryer wattage do you need for thick hair?

To dry thick hair quickly, choose a powerful hair dryer of at least 1800 watts. This high power gives a strong airflow that passes easily through the bulky mass of hair. A robust motor, for example an AC motor, gives steady performance and a long working life for the styling appliance.

An ergonomic design makes your hair dryer simple to use, especially when you need to spend several minutes drying your hair. To control the heat better, favour varied speed settings, including a fast speed to save time and a gentler one for a neat finish. If you like to style voluminous hair, the hair dryer comb makes detangling easier while drying.

For a precise blow-dry, a concentrator nozzle lets you direct hot air exactly where you want to smooth thick strands. Finally, the cold air function sets the hairstyle once drying is finished, even on very thick hair. We recommend these buying criteria so that your hair dryer becomes a practical ally for taming your dense hair easily.

Drying your hair without damaging it or making it frizzy

To keep hair shiny and avoid frizz, we recommend using a hair dryer with ionic technology. The negative ions released by this styling appliance remove static, which makes smoothing easier and reduces frizz. Always dry your hair keeping a distance of at least 15 centimetres to limit direct heat.

Choose a compact, light travel hair dryer if you travel often, as it also suits fragile hair by giving a gentler airflow. For hair that puffs up easily, rely on a model fitted with titanium or tourmaline. These materials spread a constant heat that smooths the cuticle of the hair, so there is no unwanted volume or fluffy effect at the root.

Drying at a medium or cool temperature works very well to keep the fibre supple. Models fitted with a concentrator nozzle let you direct the airflow and smooth each strand gently. The cold air function, found on some appliances, also helps to set the shine and keep humidity out of the hair fibres.

We also advise using a soft microfibre towel to absorb the water beforehand, and so reduce the time that heat passes over the hair. Brush your hair gently before switching on the hair dryer, as detangling after drying increases the risk of frizz. If your hairstyles call for particular finishing touches, complete your routine with our curling tongs & stylers to create soft curls or to style your ends.

Among all the styling tools that we offer, you will easily find the hair dryer that suits the nature of your hair while giving you a professional result at home.