GHD Duet Blowdry Review: Power and Fantastic Styling—for a Price

GHD says that Duet Blowdry checks the surface temperature of the device 400 times a second to ensure that you maintain heat throughout your use – even more than 250 times a second in GHD in Chronos Max Hairdner (7/10, wire review). It also resembles Chronos Reustener, which includes only one temperature of 365 degrees Fahrenheit, running only to one temperature: 248 ° F, which GHD says it is a perfect low design temperature. While 248 degrees are low compared to other heat tools such as rocks or networkers, they are ultimately the most hot for dry brushes, which often provide temperature levels closer to 200 (although the highest level on some, such as Revlon, reaches 240 degrees).

Duet Blowdry is also almost any thermal damage. I think this will be highly dependent on the sensitivity of your hair, and if you use heat protection as it should be, since you use a heat tool on your hair and wet hair is especially sensitive. Although GHD describes this as a damp browfish, the brand says that you cannot really create a shape with your hair until 80 percent dry, but you can still use Duet Blowdry to get your hair by 80 percent before using it to really design your hair. Personally, I wait for my hair to become somewhat dry to start using it, but you may want more help in drying if you have longer hair.

Beautiful locks

Whether the heat damage claims are correct or not, the explosion itself is great. I was constantly affected by the size I feel without feeling that I am in the wind tunnel, and I have fewer than I usually. My explosion lasts for a longer period as well, as it looks better than usual on the second or three day thanks to the results of low seduction without losing size or getting oily as my hair does after a dangerous hair evil.

Is it worth boasting? Personally, as a person uses one of these devices after every day washing hair, it will be worth it for me. It is the best result I got to a large extent. Although it is twice the price of a dry brush or T3, the least -shake and smoother results that last for several days are something that I am proud of for my daily tools.

However, it is a problem with the price, you only get one tool. It makes sense to consider the design and packed technology that was manufactured specifically for an explosion brush, and therefore the reason that it is a good explosion brush, but there are other options with a similar price such as Shark Flextyle (9/10, wired recommendation) or FlexFusion has a similar price point and comes with multiple attachments. However, you find an editor that she still needs to follow up with a suitable flat iron after exploding with FlexFusion, while I definitely do not need one after morning with Duet Blowdry.