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Top Tips For Choosing The Right Hair Dryer
If you have been shopping for a new hair dryer lately, you were
no doubt confronted with a wide range of choices. From
inexpensive conventional hair dryers that cost about $10 to
professional hair dryers that can cost ten times that much,
there really is a large and confusing array of hair dryer
options to choose from.
So, how can you sort through the many to find the perfect hair
dryer for your particular needs and hair type? The answer lies
in becoming familiar with the different types of hair dryers so
that you can purchase the one that you really need and avoid the
ones that are unnecessarily tricked out.
As mentioned earlier, the purchase of a new hair dryer can be
quite inexpensive or very expensive depending on the hair dryer
that you choose. While, choosing a hair dryer because it is dirt
cheap is never a good option, you can cut your costs by choosing
a hair dryer that has only the options that you will really use.
In order to aid you in your quest, I have separated, according
to cost, the different types of hair dryers that you will likely
see on your next shopping trip.
" Inexpensive hair dryers ($5 - $20) can be found in almost any
store. While inexpensive hair dryers may not cost a lot when you
first purchase them, they can cost you a great deal when it
comes to hair damage. Since most inexpensive hair dryers only
come equipped with one temperature setting, you can literally
blast your tresses to death with the unchecked heat from one of
these babies. The only time an inexpensive hair dryer is a good
idea is if you hardly ever use one, if your hair is extremely
short or if you only use a hair dryer briefly to set your gel.
" Moderately expensive hair dryers ($20 - $50) come equipped
with most of the settings that you will need for daily use of
the
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hair dryer. Most feature multiple temperature settings and a
cool blast button for drying brittle hair or for setting in
curl. Most often this is the hair dryer that is perfect for
everyone.
" Professional hair dryers ($50 - $100+) can only be purchased
at a beauty supply store or through a professional catalogue.
While these hair dryers are geared toward repeated use by
professionals, they can be beneficial to use at home if you are
willing to pay the price. Many of these hair dryers are ultra
quiet and feature new drying technologies such as ionic energy
to cut your hair drying time in half. They infuse moisture and
only cause very minimal damage.
As with all thermal styling tools, hair dryers cause damage to
the hair shaft. Incorrect or repeated, high-temperature use of a
hair dryer can leave your hair looking dull and frizzy. To make
sure that this does not happen to you, always keep the hair
dryer 10" from your hair and point the stream of air down the
hair shaft. Failure to do so can result in heat bubbles forming
on the hair shaft or a blown cuticle, which causes dullness and
frizz.
While the type of hair dryer that you purchase may have an
impact on how much damage you get from using a hair dryer on
your hair everyday, the main culprit of damage is misuse of the
hair dryer. So, make sure that you have a good quality hair
dryer and that you are using it properly. Your hair will thank
you for it by remaining shiny and healthy for years to come.
About the author:
Michael Barrows is a writer, consultant and businessman with
many passions, including helping people to achieve a healthy
mind, body and soul. To pick up your free copy of his ebook, jam
packed with great hair style and hair care tips and advice,
visit http://www.great-hairstyles.com
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