8 best blow dryers for every hair type, based on our extensive testing

A crucial component of rendering your luscious locks to look like you just stepped out of a salon is, of course, a quality blow dryer.After using some of the best shampoos and hair conditioners on the market — oh, and wrapping yourself up in a plush robe to ignite all of the resort hotel vibes you can muster — selecting the appropriate hair-styling tools makes a world of difference to your hair.“Begin blow drying five minutes after stepping out of the shower,” Amy Abramite, creative director and hairstylist at Maxine Salon in Chicago, told the New York Post.“Hair is easier to manipulate when it’s wet.

Hydrogen bonds, or the type used to style hair, are temporarily changed with water and heat, so letting hair air dry too much before starting the blow dry can hinder the process.”We turned to Abramite for a full-on FAQ on blow-drying etiquette after our comprehensive review to provide in-depth hair-styling routines for your specific type and texture, too.As far as blow dryer brushes go, this one is my go-to.The Shark Glossi combines powerful airflow with heated ceramic plates to dry and style hair at the same time, and it’s one of the most versatile tools in my blow-dryer arsenal.

A mix of boar bristles and heat-resistant nylon bristles gently detangles, smooths strands and boosts shine while helping distribute the hair’s natural oils.The teardrop-shaped head makes it easier to reach close to the roots, while Wet Mode is designed for drying damp hair and Dry Mode helps refresh and restyle dry strands.It also monitors temperature 1,000 times per second and automatically adjusts the heat, making it a great option for anyone looking to reduce unnecessary heat damage.I was surprised by how much easier this tool made my routine.

I like that I can go from damp hair to smooth, styled hair without having to use several different tools, and the shape makes it easy to get close to my roots.My hair feels soft and looks noticeably smoother after using it, wit...

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Publisher: New York Post

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