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3 In 1 Electric Hair Dryer Negative Ions Rotating Salon Brush Hair

€32,25

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3 in 1 Ionic Hair Dryer Comb Powerful Big Wind Fast Dry Hot Air Blow Dryer Brush Hair Curler and Straightener Brush

 

Feature:

1. User-friendly detachable comb head design, which can be replaced by simply turning the switch, convenient, fast and easy to carry.

2. 3D flow focusing technology, air flow is sucked in from the rear cover, the turbo frequency conversion movement is used to divert and pressurize, which greatly improves the wind speed and air volume.

3. Different comb heads design, wind speed and temperature can be adjusted to meet the needs of different hairstyles.

4. Imported powerful motor, high-power design, strong suction fan blade, can dry hair quickly.

5. 80 million air negative ions can neutralize static electricity, reduce frizz, tighten hair scales, prevent dry and dull hair, and make hair soft and shiny.

6. Power cord 360° no winding design.

 

Specification:

Material: ABS

Voltage: 220-240V  50-60Hz

Rated power: 800W-900W

Gears: 3 (1. Low temperature high wind speed, 2. Medium temperature and low wind speed 3. High temperature and high wind speed)

Applicable hair: Wet and dry hair

Charging cable length: 167cm±3cm

 

Package Content:

1 x Main body

1 x Comb head

1 x Straightener head

1 x Curler head

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