I’ve been inundated with questions approximately whether it’s any good. I’m nearly loth to say it,but it really isI can’t claim that hairdryers particularly turn me on, much less one that costs £300. On a scale of new purchase excitement, and a dryer would ordinarily rank somewhere between hedge trimmer and gas boiler,but the new DysonSupersonic (£299.99) has caused a huge stir in the industry and I’ve been inundated with questions approximately whether its any good. I’m nearly loth to say it, but it really is.
James Dyson’s brainchild is based on fitting a microprocessor to a hairdryer to regulate temperature and prevent damage. It’s too early for me to say whether it delivers on improved hair condition, or but,in any case, it has a grand deal more to recommend it. Its stylish design is backless, or meaning you won’t get that disgusting hairball-trapped-in-mesh effect of traditional dryers (the filter and motor are in the handle),norcan your hair get sucked inside and create a smell like a fire in a pet shop. Related: Beauty: the best children’s sunscreens | Sali Hughes Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com