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Hot Air One-Step Hair Dryer Negative Ion Anti-Frizz Blowout for

€82,13

Hot Air One-Step Hair Dryer Negative Ion Anti-Frizz Blowout for Drying,Straightening, Curling and Volumizer (AU Plug)

Features:
Multifunctional Hair Dryer Brush: 4 In 1 multifunctional hair dryer brush served as a dryer, volumizer, curler and straightener, it allows you to achieve gorgeous hair styles efficiently, saving your time and money.
Adjustable temperature hair curler styling tools: With 3 temperature and 3 speed setting for flexible styling, it is apt to regularly use for all hair type, straight/short/wavy/wet. Low temperature or low wind for thin and fine hair. High temp or high wind for thick and coarse hair.
Efficent and Assured Ionic Technology: Negative Ionic technology reduces the build-up of static electricity in the hair, along with tangle-free antistatic bristles, completely eliminates frizz,smooth, soft, shiny-looking hair for silky smooth hair.
Professional 6FT: swiwel cord for tangle-free and easy styling

Specifications:
Item Dimensions: 38 x 12 x 10 cm.
Item weigth: 1 kg.
Package Dimensions: 38 x 11.4 x 8.8 cm.
Package weigth: 0.73 kg.

Package Content:
1x Hot Air One-Step Hair Dryer Negative Ion Anti-Frizz Blowout for Drying,Straightening, Curling and Volumizer (AU Plug)

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