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As someone who extensively deals with all kinds of hair textures, products, styling methods and more, hair Leah Marie knows what kind of products and procedures suit each hair type and person.

With a low noise level, you can enjoy a peaceful styling experience without disturbing your family or roommates, making it perfect for early morning routines. I was suffering from a cold at the time, and whilst I could just about smell the acid working on the iron, the smell of melting element in the kettle completely alluded my sick nostrils.

Also despite the low wattage, the heat generated by the titanium core might be a bit much for fine, damaged hair. Using a low wattage hair dryer may seem like a less effective alternative to higher wattage options, but there are actually many benefits to its use. A low-watt hair dryer has many advantages – it can reduce electricity consumption, it works easily in any hotel room socket, and it doesn’t produce enough heat to damage hair.

The energy use of a hair dryer depends which mode it is using, unheated air can use as low as 70 watts of power. If you do not allow these cookies, you will still see basic ads in your browser that are not based on your interests. To be more specific, I never quite understood the difference between available electrical power and flowing electrical power. This means that regular use of a low wattage hair dryer can result in healthier, shinier and more manageable hair. I was also happy to see the tourmaline in it so you know it’s going to be a good choice for frizzy hair.Versatile Styling Options: 5-in-1 design combines drying and styling, offering multiple hair styling possibilities. Low wattage hair dryers, on the other hand, provide a more controlled, gentler heat that is less likely to cause damage. Designed to distribute air quickly and evenly to the hair to dry and style faster for less heat damage. I was purely responding to a repeat of the same question about hair dryers being asked over the last 15 years or so.