Many people have the misconception that the function of a hairdryer is merely to blow your hair dry after shampooing. However, normal hairdryers can leave your hair brittle & dry. The Wave heating element for gentle drying in the PowerPac Hair Dryer with Cool Air 1800W PPH1327 prevents overheating so that your hair will not be brittle & dry or damaged after repeated use. This means that every time you dry your hair, you will be giving "tender loving care" towards your hair.
PowerPac Hair Dryer with Cool Air 1800W PPH1327 comes with Infinity Speed Dial using 1800W. Besides blowing hot air, it also comes with Cool Air function, which enables the body of the hair dryer to remain cool during operation. How convenient is that! With its large volume blowing metal inlet, airflow swirl is reduced and it also emits low noise.
It also comes with an additional item, the Diffuser. A diffuser works by spreading the airstream over a wider area in a more controlled way. Diffusers are the perfect hair accessory for those with curly to wavy hair types as they can help to keep the natural curl pattern. Without a diffuser, you can easily blow curls out of shape and into a frizz.
The 32 degree centrifugal dynamic system helps retain up to 90% moisture of your hair. Safety is of paramount importance to our PowerPac products. We also incorporated Electric leaking & overheating protection as we wanted our end users to have "piece of mind" while using our PowerPac Hair Dryer with Cool Air 1800W PPH1327.
Specification
- Wave heating element for gentle drying without damaging hot spots
- Wave cool air function to keep hair smooth and moisturous
- 32° centrifugal dynamic system
- Low noise design, cool touch body
- Effective drying with 12% moisture
- Electric leakage protection
- Overheating protection
- Cool Air function
- Power 1600W to 1800W
- Voltage 220-240V, 50/60Hz
- Packaging size 200x90x250(h)mm
- Safety Mark 230254-24
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The Product Come With 24 Months Motor Warranty (With Proof of Purchase)
User Manuals
User manual for PPH1327 (updated by 02 Aug 2024)
