Does this hairdryer have a cool barrel when in use? My current (very old) Vidal Sasson model has "cool touch" on the barrel but I can't find any now.
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Hi, not sure if I undersand the question, but it does have a "cool" buttom on the handle which I think is used to change the air from warm to cold to hold the style. But if you're asking if the actual dryer gets hot, I don't really use it all that long so I tried it just now and it didn't get too hot to the touch. Hope that helps!
1069756
It is coolish. I also have fragile, ultrafine, baby-hair, and this dryer is not too hot. I can even use it on the hot setting when it is wedged on my towel rack and I am about a foot away.
2048266
sounds like it.. I found that it does not get too hot.. just right.. you must - it is a quality hair dryer.. professional grade
1466153
I didn't really use it once I found out that it would not grab my hair, so I am not sure. But I don't think it heated. My goal was only to have a brush that turned by itself. If I could find one that both heats and turns I'd be overjoyed, but I don't think it exists. If anyone out there finds one, please holler.
637693
Mine does. Not sure if other models may not. I hardly ever use the cool shot feature though, so I can't honestly tell you how well it works. I love the dryer all in all though. I have used it daily for 2ish years now.
2135718
Sure. Barrel removes very easy and I use it blow dry roots. Just remember its not a real powerful hair dryer. Its more for styling.
808567
No. The dryer does not have a cool setting. Just low & high, which is not very strong, but I like to think that it's a mild heat setting. The other attachment is the curling brush.
1505523
It does have a Cool setting as well as a mild setting called Hair Care. Just mildly warm. And of course the Hot setting.
1665867
Yes it does. Settings for cool, warm and hot. As well as 2 blower settings. Agree with the other comments. Best hair dryer I've had to date!
766998
It's been my experience that the diffuser attachment that you put on a traditional hair dryer will eventually start popping off, which can get really annoying. Also, traditional dryers seem to blow harder (they seem to be intended for straightening hair). This hair dryer seems to blow a little softer, which doesn't destroy your curls/waves.
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There are only 2 settings; set and dry. I usually use the dry to curl my hair. There is no cool setting. There's only 1 attachment; the brush that clicks on top. There is another dryer that I got in Japan that had 2 attachments; one for styling, too. Sort of like the Sassoon type stylers. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure about any particular make and model of hairdryer, but i have used this brand and other adjustable brands of piks on several hairdryers over the years. They are spring loaded i think, you can see how the plastic pieces inside respond to pressure. Just hold at end of dryer and twist, press if you have to. This is the best brand i have found, but unfortunately, they all require replacing from time to time, as the dryer heat weakens the teeth and they start to break off.
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Yes it does. It has a few different heat settings and a cool shot button. I love this dryer. It doesn't frizz my hair out. I highly recommend.
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I LOVE this hair dryer! Not only does it dry extremely well, I notice it is much lighter than the original Solano (my sister has that one). It's so cute too! It's got a bit of shimmer to it. I will say the Solano is a great dryer too, but I've been very happy with my Super Solano.
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It has a metal piece inside to hold the curling iron and straighteners, however if the hot barrels rested against the plastic i feel it could melt it. I have not had any issues as of yet, but I always make sure the barrels are not touching the plastic.
2144570
No it doesn't but there are 4 temp settings to accommodate that. GREAT hair dryer. My fave, have had several over past two decades!
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Mine does the same thing as Ria's. It's never a problem and I don't have to use the heat setting either. I, too, assumed it was just part of the dryer mechanics because I wouldn't think to use a cool temp. It's been a wonderful thing to have...I have 3 dogs ( a golden, a lab/border, & a border) that I use it on.