DYSON Supersonic Hair Dryer – Australia
Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer now features new and re-engineered styling attachments. With a powerful digital motor for fast drying and intelligent heat control to help protect your shine.
What it is:
The Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer now features new and re-engineered styling attachments. With a powerful digital motor for fast drying and intelligent heat control to help protect your shine
What it does:
Dyson has turned convention on its head and put the motor in the handle, completely rebalancing the dryer’s weight and shape. Magnetic attachments allow you adjust quickly and easily, while a wide smoothing nozzle dries and styles hair gently. With three speed settings and four heat settings, precision and control are in your hands like never before. This groundbreaking new device keeps temperature under control by measuring and adjusting to air temperature every 20 seconds. Thanks to the Supersonic’s focused airflow, you can style one section at a time without worrying about disturbing the rest.
What it includes:
- 1 x Smoothing Nozzle
- 1 x Styling Nozzle
- 1 x Diffuser
- 1 x Gentle Air Attachment
- 1 x Non-slip heat-resistant mat
What else you need to know:
- Intelligent heat control
- Engineered for balance
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