When you’ve found a hairdryer that you love, you want to take it everywhere; however, taking a bulky one abroad is no mean feat.  With luggage restrictions on most airlines, you need to save every kilogram and then there’s the voltage issue, with lots of far-flung countries having completely different voltage requirements.  So, do you just hope that you can manage your hair without your

How many times have you missed an important phone call or not heard the doorbell while you’ve been blow-drying your hair?  Does your partner groan as he climbs the stairs to tell you something important only to be greeted by incessant white noise?  Do you constantly wake your children up too early because you’ve got up extra early to style your hair with the hairdryer?

If you only ever buy one hair styling tool it should definitely be a professional hair dryer.  Having spent years observing hair stylists, I can tell you that if you pick up a few tips from your own hairdresser then this tool should be able to achieve whatever you want, from beach waves to poker straight or hair with plenty of body and bounce to Hollywood curls. 

What to look for in a salon hair dryer? There’s no doubt, sometimes the cheaper hand-held hairdryer models emit too much heat or don’t have a large enough choice of variable heat and speed settings, which is what burns hair. Bearing this in mind, recently I’ve noticed more and more hairdressers turning to freestanding salon hair dryers as solutions in the salon.  I can understand

What’s Hot? Despite being the proud owner of over 10 different hairstyling tools, the most important piece of equipment in my opinion is my trusty blow dryer – the best hair dryer for your hair type.  I need them to speed up the process of towel drying my hair before using straighteners or curling tongs.  I also want the best hair dryer for when I want