Hair dryer or multi-styler? Start with your morning routine

Choose the hairstyle before the feature list

Three different jobs

Criterion	Hair dryer with concentrator and diffuser 12,790 Ft	Hot-air styler with 5 attachments, cream and gold 55,990 Ft	Digital hair straightener with ceramic-coated plates 14,790 Ft
Main task	Drying with your own brush or a diffuser	Drying and styling with interchangeable heads	Smoothing dry hair
Useful detail	2 speeds, 3 heat settings and cool air	5 attachments, 3 heat and 3 airflow settings	Digitally adjustable temperature
Allow for	Brush styling keeps both hands busy	Attachments and sectioned hair need working space	It does not replace a dryer

Which one to pick?

Choose the tool you will enjoy using for your usual hairstyle. Extra attachments earn their place when you use different styling techniques.

Picture the routine at your mirror

1. Check the socket position. The cord should reach your mirror without pulling tight.
2. Separate drying from styling: how wet your hair is and the result you want determine the next step.
3. Start with a lower heat setting suited to your hair and the instructions. Maximum heat is optional.
4. Leave room for attachments and cooling. Do not put a hot tool straight into a closed drawer.

A diffuser can help with curls, while a concentrator directs air for brush styling. When creating waves, section size and technique also matter, so allow yourself time to practise. Clean a removable filter cover as instructed.