2PCS Plastic Salon Hair Dryer Nozzle Replacement Narrow Concentrator Replacement Blow Flat Hair Drying Nozzle Black

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A djustable heat and speed settings, which allow you to customize the level of heat and power the hair dryer emits according to your hair type and preferences.

One of the easiest things to overlook when buying a hair dryer is how long the cable is. Some cheaper models come with relatively short cables, while pricier models often boast “salon-length” mains cables, which are as long as 4m. Curly hair (from 3a to 4c curl types): Look for an ionic hair dryer that comes with lots of attachments. "A diffuser is a must for all curly and kinky hair types who wish to embrace their natural texture and a narrow nozzle attachment if they want to smooth it," Wizemann says. You can see the difference between them in the chart below and find which nozzle is the one you need. As a well-made salon hair dryer, the Trezoro hair dryer comes with 2 different nozzles, one is narrow and the other one is wide. And you will find it is easy as pie to style your hair with this built-in 2200W DC motor blow dryer. To reduce frizz and remove static, they claimed that the ions generator will help with 10 times faster speed to transfer the ions. And they also use the tourmaline ceramic technology to make your hair smooth and shiny.Read on to learn all about hair dryer attachments and how to use them. 1. Concentrator Nozzle Concentrators are useful, so use them! Comfortable to hold and fast drying with no extreme heat, the Dyson Supersonic is thoughtfully designed. Its clever tech measures air temperature 40 times a second to prevent heat damage and protect your hair’s shine. It was one of the quieter hair dryers we tried - measuring around 83 decibels on its highest setting - and gentle enough to use on children. But what do these blow dryer nozzles do exactly and how will they help with drying your hair? Let’s find out together! What is Hair Dryer Nozzle? When purchasing a top quality hair dryer, there are several factors to consider, GH Beauty Lab scientists say: Wattage isn’t the only measure of power, however. The latest “digital motors” (EC or Electronically Commutated motors, if you want to be fancy) allow increased air velocity with reduced heat, for amazingly efficient results without the damage associated with higher heat.

With over five years’ experience in beauty and health journalism, Florence has written for ELLE, Women’s Fitness, Sister Magazine, National Geographic Traveller and many more, with a strong sustainability angle thread through much of her work. It did well at smoothing out wavy hair at home. It does, however, only have one head, which may make it a little too large for some hair types as one size doesn’t always fit all. On the plus side, it’s light and compact enough to fit into hand luggage.When testing, we time the speed of drying from freshly washed hair to fully dry (noting the hair length and texture we test on); and evaluate the overall ease of use, noise, and the finish and feel of the hair after drying. Using equipment such as anemometers, infrared heat sensors and sound level meters allows us to directly compare the speed, heat and noise levels of different dryers. We also note how well curls, waves and straight styles last in a typical day of wear. Finally, we confirm the weight and dimensions of the tool. The hair dryer uses 1875w per hour and it’s great for home use. Compared to other ion hair dryers, Panasonic uses a special technology called ‘Panasonic nanoe technology’. The Hersheson gives you three temperatures, three speed levels and a cool shot. ‘It’s very quiet and the attachments are good,’ Timothy says. ‘I particularly like the diffuser, which was great for curly and wavy hair. The magnetic concentrator and diffuser attachments fit on, and can be removed, without too much force; the magnets also mean the attachments stay put while drying instead of turning and moving. Other features of the Supersonic include flexible speed and heat settings, and thermal sensors to prevent the unit or attachments getting too hot. With their ‘Great Hairdryer’, Hershesons claim to have found ‘the lightest, most powerful and efficient dryer on the market’. It comes in a blue tin box with a diffuser, two concentrator nozzles and a stand included and at 295g, it weighs less than a can of Coke – compare this to the 659g Dyson Supersonic or the 730g Shark STYLE iQ Ionic. It’s also very slim. This makes it a great travel companion, as well as limiting arm-ache when you’re using it.

The Supersonic creates smooth, shiny styles and dried our hair superfast. This is the ultimate combination of quietness, speed and hair-drying finesse. The lengthy cable, non-slip mat and beautifully crafted leather case help seal the deal. You can simply use the hair dryer concentrator when after brushing your slightly wet hair, and you will find your hair has a shiny cuticle. It’s surprisingly quiet given the power, measuring around the 84 decibel mark on its highest setting. “Overall, I think this model is fantastic for all hair types as it is very light and easy to work,” says Timothy. “I really enjoyed using it in my salon on all my clients and I didn’t get any hand ache, as it’s so light to hold. It comes with two concentrator heads to suit different hair types and works particularly well for smoothing out curls.”An upgrade on the popular Revlon One-Step Volumiser, the Plus model claims to give you 50 percent less heat exposure and has the technology built in to create shinier results. It’s aimed at those who want to easily create a bouncy blow dry at home and we found it fuss-free and easy to use. It measured around the 90-decibel mark on its highest setting, so can get quite noisy, though. In the most recent test of hair dryers, GH analysts evaluated 41 products in the Lab and at home for ease of use, performance, drying time, whether they cause hair damage and more. Thousands of data points were then tallied to compile this list of the best hair dryers you can buy for every hair type, from thin and fine to curly, frizzy and more. A sophisticated hair dryer with a premium feel, the STYLE iQ comes with three temperature and three air flow settings for flexibility, similar to the Dyson. It’s similarly shaped, too. But it didn’t feel as light or comfortable in hand, especially with the attachments added. It’s also possibly a little too bulky and loud for use on children, measuring 88 decibels on its highest setting. When it comes to choosing the best hair dryer for your specific texture or length, it's more about finding a tool with settings you can customize to you. Follow these general guidelines of what to seek out for certain hair types:

The Keratin Protect is a slim, sleek-looking dryer that doesn’t weigh an awful lot, and its cable is long enough for even the largest of bedrooms. The first attachment that everyone needs to get familiar with is the concentrator nozzle. It’s the one, pictured above, with a flat vent. Basically, a concentrator nozzle changes the flow of the air coming out of the blowdryer. Instead of just coming out hot and fast all over, the concentrator, as the name suggests, focuses the airflow for more targeted drying. Key specs – Heating element: Ionic; Temperature settings: 3; Power: 2,200W; Speed settings: 3; Cable length: 3 metres; Cold shot button: Yes; Accessories: Concentrator nozzle; Weight: 768Timothy agrees: “Although it’s expensive, it really does do what it says. The size of the diffuser attachment takes just the right amount of hair. The airflow balance is also ideal if your hair is smoother and you want some more movement in the roots. The flyaway attachment adds a smooth finish to blow drys.” Since we’ve known that the hair dryer nozzle has a flat and narrow vent pipe, so it is obvious that the airflow will become faster from a wide tube to a narrow tube.