HOT TOOLS Skilled 2100 Turbo Ceramic + Ionic Light-weight Hair Dryer, Purple, 4 Piece Set
$58.00
Value: $58.00
(as of Jul 06,2022 12:22:34 UTC – Particulars)
The Scorching Instruments Turbo Ceramic Ionic Salon Dryer is one of the best ceramic hair dryer round. Some would say it’s fitted to royalty. This gorgeously purple hair dryer is designed With Direct Ion Expertise to assist cut back frizz leaving you With silky-smooth, healthy-looking tresses. At 1875 watts, you’ll expertise a strong airflow that helps velocity up styling time. Not solely highly effective, however newly designed and engineered, this dryer’s motor is quiet and light-weight to assist alleviate discomfort for fingers, wrists and arms. Styling ought to be a pleasing expertise from begin to end while you get to get pleasure from your lovely outcomes. Six warmth and velocity settings imply styling versatility whether or not you’re within the temper for a traditional blowout or want a tough dry for giant and bouncy hair. A number of settings additionally imply optimum efficiency for a wide range of completely different hair varieties. The Cool Shot characteristic shoots a chilly blast of hair to set the model for an extended maintain. A detachable lint filter makes for simple cleansing serving to to delay the motor life. BONUS attachments enable you improve your lovely hair outcomes even additional. Use the finger diffuser so as to add quantity and improve pure curls or wavy textures. The styling pik helps comb and straighten whereas drying and the concentrator focuses the airflow for added shine. Voltage: 110V.
Is Discontinued By Producer : No
Product Dimensions : 11.15 x 3.95 x 9.65 inches; 1 Kilos
Merchandise mannequin quantity : HT7007CRM
UPC : 885102937047 078729070079
Producer : Helen of Troy
ASIN : B00EXDNJLM
6 warmth/velocity settings for full styling management.
Direct Ion Expertise for decreased frizz
Newly designed and engineered light-weight motor and quiet operation
Cool shot characteristic to set hairstyles for longer lasting maintain.
