Hair Care
We Took the New Harry Josh Dryer for a Spin. Here's What You Need to KnowIt makes a lot of promises, but does it keep them? |
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has been hungrily anticipated ever since Harry Josh first launched the 2000-- aka one of the most shared hairdryers on social media and recipient of multiple back-to-back "Best Of" awards. While it was the blow dryer to beat, Harry Josh still saw ways he could improve upon it, and tapped hairstylists and fans for recommendations.
And thus, the Ultra Light Pro Dryer was born. While the tool comes in the same signature mint-green shade as the OG dryer, it boasts a handful of updates that make it drool-worthy. From its streamlined, energy-efficient design to weighing in just under one pound, this new blow-dryer will make your DIY blowout sesh resemble a fancy blowout bar, as opposed to a weightlifting studio.
Now, just because we loved what was on the outside, we didn't forget that it's what's on the inside that counts. It was time to put this pretty little green hair machine to the test to find out once and for all if it lives up to its three biggest promises.
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SEE NEXT PAGE: Promise No. 1: It Reduces Drying Time
