Hair Dryers

Higher wattage generally means stronger airflow and faster drying, which helps with thick or long hair. For fine or short hair, a moderate wattage with good heat and speed settings is usually enough, and compact models are handy for travel. Check the wattage, heat settings and speed settings on each product page before choosing.

An ionic hair dryer releases negative ions in its airflow, which helps reduce static and frizz and leaves hair looking smoother. This is especially welcome for frizz-prone hair in humid weather. Check the product page to see whether a model includes an ionic or ion care function.

A concentrator is a narrow nozzle that directs airflow precisely, which helps when smoothing hair with a brush. A diffuser spreads the airflow gently and suits curly or wavy hair, helping define curls with less frizz. Check the product page to see which attachments come with each hair dryer.

Unplug the dryer and let it cool. If the rear filter cover is removable, take it off and brush away lint and hair, or rinse it if the manual allows, then let it dry fully. A blocked filter reduces airflow and can make the dryer overheat, so cleaning it every few weeks keeps it working well.

Every hair dryer we sell comes with the manufacturer's warranty, whether it is from Braun, Philips, Sonifer or Campomatic. Warranty terms range from 1 to 10 years depending on the product and the manufacturer, and we pass them on transparently, exactly as supplied. Ask us for the exact warranty of any model by phone or email.