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Hairdryer has bitten the dust ... help!

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Shrub Wed 12-Jan-22 18:34:23

I use a Boots travel one all the time. Used it for at least 5 years now. I found a full size one too heavy.

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lemongrove Wed 12-Jan-22 18:13:55

My Babyliss is a heavy one ( but brilliant) but they do much lighter ones, it’s the only make of hairdryer or hot air styler that I would use.

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Blossoming Wed 12-Jan-22 15:32:50

I have a little light Babyliss dryer.

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Hetty58 Wed 12-Jan-22 15:13:20

My daughter 'borrowed' mine, long ago - so I do without (or sit by the fan heater) and my hair is in much better shape these days.

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NotTooOld Wed 12-Jan-22 15:07:13

Could you do without a hairdryer? Better for your hair. On the other hand if you have long, flowing locks........grin

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Elegran Wed 12-Jan-22 14:58:05

Good Housekeeping has reviewed hairdryers on 26/11/2021
www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/product-reviews/fashion-and-beauty/g28467223/best-hairdryer/

They recommend as Best lightweight hair dryer: InStyler TURBO Ionic Hair Dryer
www.amazon.co.uk/Instyler-TURBO-Ionic-Blow-Dryer/dp/B0821SXKSG?tag=gransnetforum-21

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silverlining48 Wed 12-Jan-22 14:30:29

Aldi has one, bigger than a travel but smaller than the usual size. Works well. £7 suits me.

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Lewie Wed 12-Jan-22 14:21:59

Sadly, my trusty Remington Compact hairdryer has blown up this morning, and it looks as though that model is no longer available. I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a small, lightweight, 2000W hairdryer for someone with weak wrists?

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