CLOUD NINE Hair Dryer The Airshot

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Amazon You bring the heat with the hairdryer that turns up your style. With Kinder Styling Technology, you can expect healthier, stronger, shinier hair every time your style. 85% of women said their hair felt and looked SHINIER, HEALTHIER and GLOSSIER using CLOUD NINE. The Airshot is a lightweight, sleek 2000W styling power house dryer which boasts Tourmaline and Vitamin-Infused ceramic heating elements that provide the ultimate care for your hair whilst styling. Ensure long-lasting style without compromising your hair’s strength, softness or shine. CLOUD NINE's Anti-Static Technology reduces negatively charged particles, diminishing frizz and flyaways. With professional salon performance and two nozzle attachments with different shapes to focus hot air and target specific parts of your hair during styling, the Airshot Dryer makes the perfect gift.

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You bring the heat with the hairdryer that turns up your style. With Kinder Styling Technology, you can expect healthier, stronger, shinier hair every time your style. 85% of women said their hair felt and looked SHINIER, HEALTHIER and GLOSSIER using CLOUD NINE. The Airshot is a lightweight, sleek 2000W styling power house dryer which boasts Tourmaline and Vitamin-Infused ceramic heating elements that provide the ultimate care for your hair whilst styling. Ensure long-lasting style without compromising your hair’s strength, softness or shine. CLOUD NINE's Anti-Static Technology reduces negatively charged particles, diminishing frizz and flyaways. With professional salon performance and two nozzle attachments with different shapes to focus hot air and target specific parts of your hair during styling, the Airshot Dryer makes the perfect gift.

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Brand Cloud Nine
EAN
  • 8809254805216
MPN
  • 5221188

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