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Weighing in at Only 10 oz...Hot Tools' Tourmaline Tools SuperLite Dryer

Hot Tools introduces its powerful new Tourmaline Tools SuperLite dryer. Weighing in at only 10 ounces, this 1875-Watt hair dryer still maintains an impressive supercharged tourmaline airflow for strong performance.

August 16, 2017
Weighing in at Only 10 oz...Hot Tools' Tourmaline Tools SuperLite Dryer
Weighing in at Only 10 oz...Hot Tools' Tourmaline Tools SuperLite Dryer

Hot Tools' Tourmaline Tools SuperLite Dryer

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Hot Tools introduces its powerful new Tourmaline Tools SuperLite Dryer. Weighing in at only 10 ounces, this 1875-Watt hair dryer still maintains an impressive supercharged Tourmaline airflow for strong performance.

The dryer’s pro-moisture system transforms regular airflow into a hydrating spa treatment that dries hair while cleansing it from odors and impurities. Direct Ion Technology and advanced Ionic features deliver negative ions that dry hair twice as fast as standard dryers, while helping condition and soften hair for a supple sheen with minimal frizz.

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An infusion of Tourmaline into the dryer’s airflow engages far-infrared energy, which penetrates the hair’s internal cortex for deep, gentle drying that limits damage to the delicate exterior cuticle.

Other professional features include:

  • Soft Touch finish provides comfortable grip

  • 6 Heat/Speed options

  • Cool Shot

  • Removable End Cap

  • Concentrator and Styling Pik attachments

  • Nozzle diameter – 1.83” (46.5 mm)

  • Supercharged Tourmaline airflow (730 ft./min.)

  • Hanging Ring / Cord Guard

  • 8 ft. Professional Cord

  • ALCI Safely Plug

  • One-year Warranty

For more information, visit www.hottools.com.

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