Andis 30120 1875 Watt Ceramic Ionic Hair Dryer With Comb

Getting a blow out from your hairstylist can completely change your look and give you a boost of confidence. However, you don’t always have to go to the hairdresser to get that look. With the right hairdryer and comb attachment, you can get salon-worthy hair at home.

If you’re new to blow-drying and styling your own hair, then getting a comb attachment is key. This way, you do not have to hold a separate brush or comb in one hand and a blow dryer in the other. Having them both together in one instrument is easier to use and provides you with more control when styling your hair.

There are many ways you can use a comb attachment with your hairdryer. If your hair tends to get tangled after washing, a comb attachment can help you detangle any knots and kinks. If you have curly or wavy hair, using the hairdryer with comb attachment can help you dry and straighten your hair at the same time. You can also maintain your straightened hair with a comb attachment if you notice it starting to curl or wave due to humidity. A comb attachment can also help you to get rid of static in your hair.

• One of the most important things to look for when buying a hairdryer with a comb is the wattage. A high wattage produces more heat, which helps to dry your hair faster. This is ideal if you have long, thick or curly hair. Look for a wattage of around 1,800 for the best results.
• If you are usually in a rush when doing your hair, look for a hairdryer that has a fast-drying feature. This offers high-velocity airflow so that you can dry your hair more quickly.
• If your hair has been heat-damaged or is frail, then it’s important to not use too high heat from your hairdryer. Look for a temperature control feature that keeps the heat under control. This will protect your hair while blow-drying.
• If you notice that the surface of your hairdryer gets hot when in use, then opt for getting one that has a cool touch feature. This is a great option for households that have young kids that may touch the hairdryer when in use and injure themselves.