High Speed Hair Dryer or Blow dryers allow greater control over the structure and form of hair, by regulating and manipulating the 

generation of temporary molecular bonds in each hair strand. 

The hair is exposed to a blow dryer for a specific period of time - typically from half a second to four seconds. This period is termed 

the heat pulse. Prior to the heat pulse, the hair is wet with water and is either slightly damp or completely dry.

A hair dryer works by breaking a hair shaft into short, even strips called "pieces" by subjecting them to high voltage positive ions. 

An electrical current is then passed through the pieces, causing them to vibrate. The vibration generates heat which warms up the 

hair above the average rate of drying human hair.

Due to variable wattage, there are three classifications of hair dryer - conventional ionic and negative ions and water ion. Most mo-

dels fall into the conventional category. Conventional hair dryers utilize an electrical current that passes through a heating element, 

generating direct heat to the hair shafts. The negative ions in ionic dryers provide a much different thermal treatment than traditio-

nal tangential ones. Negative ions not only provide a more defined curl, they also prevent frizzing and static.

The third type of hair dryer that is becoming increasingly popular is the diffuser. Diffusers are designed to enhance the natural curls 

of curly or wavy hair. Most professional stylists use a diffuser in their hands when working on their clients' hair to achieve the best 

results. With the use of a diffuser, the natural curl of curly hair is maintained for a longer period of time. This is because a diffuser 

directs heat downward to the ends of the hair where it melts and enhances the curl most effectively. With the help of a professional 

tylist and a quality diffuser, you can achieve the same results as with a traditional blow dryer.

There are two types of hair dryers in common use today - handheld hair dryers and electric hair dryers. Handheld hair dryers are 

compact and lightweight, making them easier to use. These types of hair dryers produce more heat, which heats the hair strands 

more precisely.

Most professional stylists recommend using all of the above tools in your styling arsenal. You should also invest in a quality hair 

dryer that can handle your extreme hair type. Once you find a hair dryer that suits your styling needs, be sure to read the instru-

ctions carefully to avoid damaging your hair with frequent temperature changes and frequent styling. There are many brands of 

styling tools, but most are suitable for any hair type.

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