
A hair dryer built around one slim barrel
The barrel runs straight across the top of the grip in a T, with the honeycomb air outlet at one end, the removable mesh inlet cap at the other and a small round display window on the side facing you.
- Slim straight barrel
- Honeycomb air outlet
- Removable mesh inlet cap

An ionic hair dryer that filters its own air
Negative ion drying runs with the airflow, and the fine metal mesh cap at the back of the barrel twists off in one turn so you can clear the lint it catches on the way in.
- Negative ion drying
- Fine metal mesh filter
- Twists off in one turn

Two buttons on a high speed hair dryer
Two plain round buttons sit one above the other on the front of the grip, right under the barrel, so your thumb reaches both of them without shifting your hold.
- Two round buttons
- Under the thumb
- Matte satin grip

Blow dryer styling in three steps
Clip the attachment you want onto the front of the barrel, press the button on the grip, then work down each section with the nozzle pointing along the hair.
- Fit an attachment
- Press to start
- Dry and shape
A professional hair dryer shape for home
The T shape puts the barrel over the grip rather than out in front of it, which is how salon dryers are built, and the whole tool is small enough to hold in one palm at the mirror.
- T shaped body
- Held in one palm
- Mains corded, UK plug
One barrel.
Five attachments. One palm.
A T-shaped ionic dryer that keeps the weight over your palm. Five magnetic attachments swap on with one hand, and two buttons run everything.
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