Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Can anyone suggest me a good hair dryer manufacturer? i have to buying one soon?

I think Conair is a good dryer manufacturer. If you like to straighten or curl your hair while blowdrying it, this is perfect for you because a curling iron or a straightener is almost always guaranteed.



Can anyone suggest me a good hair dryer manufacturer? i have to buying one soon?

I have always been satisfied with Conair. I used to just buy the cheapest one, but have finally wised up. For once or twice a day use a top of the line brand dryer is not necessary.



What ever brand you select, look for professional features such as multiple speed and temperature settings, an extra long power cord, and attachments like a diffuser and concentrator nozzle. Once you get used to these 'extras' you will wonder how you ever got along without them. My current Conair dryer also has an ionic setting to help beat the frizzies, a cool button for getting a curl to set, and a turbo button that increases the blower speed, for when you are in a hurry.



You will pay a more for a professional type dryer, but it is well worth it in the long run. They are more durable, much more versatile, and easier to style your hair with. Along with a flat or oval brush, and a few different sized round brushes, you can create almost any style you desire.

I am looking for a professional hair dryer with a stand to buy. I live in Berkshire UK?

got one...come get it!



I am looking for a professional hair dryer with a stand to buy. I live in Berkshire UK?

What a great idea, hands free hair styling. Sorry, I live in the good ole USA. Maybe check with a hair salon there or look online. Good Luck!

I've heard that using a hair-dryer can damage your hair.is that true?

i use it very rarely but my stylist tells me all the time not to.



I've heard that using a hair-dryer can damage your hair.is that true?

Too much of anything is harmful to your hair. But if you use it correctly there isn't a problem. as long as you condition your hair very well and don't hold the dryer directly on top of your hair all the time....or pull the brush through tighly while holding heat on it. I know the stylists all do that, but it's very stressful on the hair. I only blow dry my hair when i'm going out and let it "airdry" the rest of the time and i noticed it's so much more healthier now. I used to wash and blow dry it twice a day in my younger club years....it took years to get my hair back into shape, but i did lose alot of it due to all that stress. buy a good gently shampoo and good conditioner and blow dry in moderation. good luck



I've heard that using a hair-dryer can damage your hair.is that true?

Anytime you put heat on your hair it damages it, whether it is from a hair dryer or curling iron.



I've heard that using a hair-dryer can damage your hair.is that true?

Itz true...you use too much hair dryer your hair bcomes weak and eventually falls offf....i shud know it happened to a f4rend of mine



a huge patch came right offf



I've heard that using a hair-dryer can damage your hair.is that true?

yes thats true it weakens your hair but once in a way is ok!!



I've heard that using a hair-dryer can damage your hair.is that true?

a blow dryer wont damage your hair, what it does is probably leads to split ends

How hot does a hair dryer get? (in degrees farenheit)?

also how hot does a scrapbooking heat gun get?



How hot does a hair dryer get? (in degrees farenheit)?

If it is your hairdryer and heat gun, look in the manual or look up the manual online.



From howstuffworks.com:



Your scalp can be burned by temperatures more than 140 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately 60 degrees Celsius). To ensure that the air coming out of the barrel never nears this temperature, hair dryers have some type of heat sensor that trips the circuit and shuts off the motor when the temperature rises too much.



How hot does a hair dryer get? (in degrees farenheit)?

Ask this question in a different category--a technical one.

What are the components of a hair dryer?

Why is this in Math?



There is a plastic or metal casing. Inside there is a heating element, fan (usually variable speed), some wiring and a guard to keep your fingers away from the inner workings.



What are the components of a hair dryer?

A hearting coil, and a fan. Better units have different heat settings and fan speeds. That's all she wrote!

I'm after a new hair dryer, can anyone recommend one? Oh and do the ion ones actually do what t

BHS hairdryer 2000w with diffuser total bargain.....



I'm after a new hair dryer, can anyone recommend one? Oh and do the ion ones actually do what they say?

the best ones are a little costly and you probably have to go to a professional beauty supply or salon.. if you cant afford something too expensice use hot tools..



its not as bad as the cheap ones from target and it will get the job done...



ionic is good and taurmaline is great!



the best blow dryer is T3 but i think you either have to know a professional or be a professional to get one...sometimes you can get lucky and find them at Target..



here are some good brands..



HAI



CHI



Wigo



Babyliss

Friday, April 27, 2012

How i can make my hair strait without use the hair dryer ?

straighten it!



How i can make my hair strait without use the hair dryer ?

Go to the store and get a conair straightner.



How i can make my hair strait without use the hair dryer ?

buy a hair straightener that's how you can do it or buy a gel or liguid that can help you with it



How i can make my hair strait without use the hair dryer ?

Buy a really good quality ceramic plate flat iron (willl cost about $100-$150) and use it in conjunction with Biosilk Silk Therapy, which will condition and protect your hair as you straighten it. You can let your hair dry naturally, and then section it off into small sections held by clips, apply some Biosilk, and straighten away! I can straighten mine in 15 minutes flat...it just takes a little practice. Too much Biosilk will make your hair feel greasy, but again, a little practice and you'll be straightening like a pro.



If your hair is dry like mine, you may be able to go a few days in between washing it after you've straightened it. It's amazing to wake right up and have great looking, smooth hair.



I used to have my hair chemically straightened, which is the same as getting a perm, and it destroyed my hair. It left it frizzy and I STILL needed to blow it dry, use a curling iron to starighten, etc etc. I highly reccomend against it.



How i can make my hair strait without use the hair dryer ?

a hair straightener??