Evolution which is characteristic of human civilization has brought about significant improvements in the way we live and how we style our hair. When Thomas Edison invented electricity the rush to create new ways use this amazing technology was launched. The modern day blow dryer has come a long way from its humble beginnings. There is no denying that the invention of the hair dryer was a major step in the evolution of the professional beauty industry and personal care. One example of just how far the hair dryer as evolved is the new BioIonic Nano i5X Conditioning Pro Hair Dryer.
Taking a glance back at the history of hair dryers we can see that the hair dryer was invented in the late 19th century by a French hairdresser. For the next 50 years bonnet hair dryers would become standard beauty salon equipment. The first hand held hair dryers were made of steel weighing over 2 lb and produced 100 watts of heat. By the 1960s, a light weight space age plastic pestle-grip blow dryer with 1500 watts of power was poised to change the look of hair fashions for both women and men and the professional beauty industry.
It would take an English hairdresser (guess
who) to introduce a shapely geometric hair cut styled with a blow dryer to
replace the bouffant roller set hair fashions of
the time. What had taken an hour to create a hair style could now be achieve in
minutes with a precession style cut and blow dryer. This
was followed by the “dry look” for men and the blow dryer became the must have new
styling tool for professional and home styling.
To touch on the
definition and use of this pestle griped wonder, it is sufficient to say that the
blow dryer is a device used to dry “damp or wet hair” by blowing hot air over
it. With the aid of a styling brush the damp hair can be transformed into a
desirable shape and style. It must be noted that the natural shape of the hair
fiber is attributed to its internal hydrogen bonds which can be temporarily
altered when exposed to water and rearranged with the aid of heat and traction.
Today’s hair dryer’s not only dry hair but also can improve the health and
beauty of hair.
definition and use of this pestle griped wonder, it is sufficient to say that the
blow dryer is a device used to dry “damp or wet hair” by blowing hot air over
it. With the aid of a styling brush the damp hair can be transformed into a
desirable shape and style. It must be noted that the natural shape of the hair
fiber is attributed to its internal hydrogen bonds which can be temporarily
altered when exposed to water and rearranged with the aid of heat and traction.
Today’s hair dryer’s not only dry hair but also can improve the health and
beauty of hair.
The new Bio-Ionic Nano i5X Conditioning Pro Hair Dryer is a streamlined thing of beauty with all the “bell’s and whistles” you’d expect in the 21st century. This ultra lightweight "whisper quiet" dryer features "Nano-Ionic" technology which emits negative ions (good stuff) that break down clusters of water molecules into fine particles to re-hydrate, re-condition and "preserves the moisture and elasticity" from within the hair fiber. Simultaneously, the ceramic far-infrared heat" cuts the drying time in half and polishes the hair shaft leaving it frizz free and soft to the touch with a shine you can see. You might call this new hair dryer a conditioner with a cord. And if time is money this bad boy says... Ca-ching.
If you’re shopping around for a new hair dryer or thinking about trading in your “old clunker” you’ll no doubt be confronted with a wide range of choices and prices. From inexpensive conventional hair dryers that cost ($20-$40) to the top of the line professional dryer ($75 - $200+). While these are geared toward repeated use by professionals, they can be beneficial for personal use as they will no doubt last longer and give you professional results. If you are willing to pay the price for a professional hair dryer the BioIonic i5X Conditioning Pro Hair Dryer is well worth the investment.