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| ThE MOST POWERFUL IONIC DRYERS ON THE MARKET* Brand new and just arrived in the country this Salon professional Ionic Hair Dryer packs a powerful 2300 watts to cut drying time to a minimum.
Not just model numbers but a true power rating of 2300 watts leading to quicker drying time and improvement in client turnover rates this is the most powerful Ionic dryer on the market Add to this the latest Ionic function which aids the retention of moisture in the air even during the blow-drying process and the cool shot facility and this is a "must have" piece of equipment for the busy salon or the girl in a rush. Negative Ions, literally feeding the hair! Wattage By Hair Type & Textures Fine, thin or damaged strands require a minimum power of 1,200 to 1,500 watts of air speed. Fragile curly strands would also benefit from the same range of power wattage. Medium straight, textured hair, that is neither fine nor damaged ,can dry very well with any range of power depending on the style desired and the speed of drying. Thick and wavy hair or tresses that takes a long time to dry generally requires a minimum of 1,875 watts. They will often benefit from the highest wattages that is also turbo charged. Note: For hair that is fragile or damaged consider first towel blotting to absorb extra moisture and then drying on the slowest, coolest setting to prevent "heat bubbles" or damage. It is also important to move the dryer back and forth over a large area of hair rather than directing the heat to one small area. At least two speeds - low and high Fine, thin, damaged or fragile strands benefit from slow speeds. Thick or slow drying strands benefit from medium to high speeds. If a blow dryer is combined with a flat (straight styles) or round brush (waves, curls or styles with body) to create a specific hair style, remember that the higher the watts of air flow and the faster the speed of drying. Yes you can over-blow your hair so that the style is not set or the hair becomes overheated and fried. Remember that if you blow-dry your hair on a regular basis, you will need to give it tender loving care (TLC) and special attention. Always use heat-activated products to protect the hair shaft, keep the blow-dryer moving and never hold it too close to the hair. Fried hair may become brittle and could break easily. At least two heat settings as a minimal requirement Thick strands require full heat settings. While many consumers prefer a blow dryer with multiple heat settings, most require at least two options. Hot air helps to create a style while cold air "sets it" to help maintain the life of the hair design. Cool/Cold Shot Button A blast of cold air at the end of a drying cycle will help to "set" a hairstyle. Heat opens the cuticle allowing it to dry but cool and cold air close the hair shaft, plump it up and help to lock in the new style. If your dream blow dryer does not have a cool or cold setting, select a model with a cold shot button. The idea with the button is that you hold it in for short blasts of cold air. They are not designed to be used for long periods of drying time. Ceramic Diffusers Diffusers help "set" curly or wavy strands and utilize air flow that is diffused to help the strands acquire a natural shape. This Prostyle Model includes a long finger Cermic Diffuser for lift and Seperation Ceramic Concentrator Nozzles Concentrators come in two versions. One type consists of a single nozzle that screws onto the end of the normal air flow opening. The other type is a flat plate that consists of a series of carefully placed "holes" that concentrate air flow.This Prostyle perform Model has both Narrow and Wide Ceramic Concentrators *(July 05) |
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