Gamma+ 7005 Tormaline Hairdryer Black
Description
Gamma+ 7005 Tourmaline Hairdryer comes in an amazing black colour. It is a powerful hairdryer with 2500 W DC motor which offers ultra-powerful airflow, ensuring fast drying. This makes it ideal for use in both a professional salon and the home. This hairdryer technology has different setting modes (3 heat and 2 speed) for optimal hair drying.
It is a Tourmaline Ionic dryer which means it transfers ions to hair during hair drying to remove static and reduce frizz. Â This Tourmaline blow dryer does not select hair type as it meets the demand of all hairstyles, be it curly, straight, thin, or thick. The dryer casing is soft, comfortable and features a non-slip handle that enhances flexible operation. It has a rear filter that is detachable for easy cleaning.
Another effect using this dryer has on the hair is its ability to make hair softer and smoother. Tourmaline coated grill helps ionize the air, revitalizing hair and improving its colour and shine. This Tourmaline coated hairdryer also houses a sound suppression mechanism that helps reduce the amount of sound made by the machine during drying. It is lightweight, making it perfect for extended use.
Key Features
- Powerful 2500W motor: This makes the dryer ultra-powerful, ensuring maximum airflow during drying.
- Reduction in time spent: This dryer comes with a powerful motor for faster hair drying
- Ideal professional dryer
- Tourmaline coat: This coat ionizes the air produced by the dryer and also helps revitalize hair
- The casing is soft, elegant and features a non-slip handle for a comfortable round drying experience.
- It helps improve hair health, remove static and reduce frizz
Is this Product for you?
- Save time spent on drying considerably. This attribute is particularly important for professional stylists with a long queue of clients to attend to
- Dryer retains its sterility even after long use.
- Regular usage improves your hairs condition, as it reduces hair moisture loss and improves its stem strength.
