Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer - Gold

Yes, the dryer is engineered with precise heat and speed settings that make it suitable and safe for a wide range of hair types, from fine to coarse and straight to curly.

To clean the filter, twist the filter cage at the bottom of the handle counter-clockwise to remove it. Gently wipe away any dust or lint with a soft, dry cloth or brush. Then, twist the cage clockwise until it clicks back into place.

The 28°C constant cold shot is used to set your style. After drying and styling, applying a blast of cool air helps to close the hair cuticles, locking in your style and adding shine for a longer-lasting finish.

Yes, the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer features ionic technology. This automatically emits negative ions which help to reduce static electricity in the hair, resulting in visibly smoother, less frizzy hair.

This Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer model comes with one styling attachment: the concentrator nozzle. This nozzle is ideal for precise styling, allowing you to focus airflow on specific sections of your hair.

Yes, the dryer has a low-speed and cooler heat (60°C) setting specifically designed for diffusing. While a diffuser attachment is generally recommended for optimal results (often sold separately), the dryer's capabilities support gentle drying for curly hair.

The four precise heat settings are: 100°C for fast drying and styling, 80°C for regular drying, 60°C for cooler drying and diffusing, and 28°C for a constant cold shot to set styles.

Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into a working electrical outlet. Check if the power button has been pressed firmly. If the issue persists, try a different outlet.

Ensure you are using the ionic technology effectively; it operates automatically. Try using a cooler heat setting (e.g., 60°C) and a lower speed. Apply a cold shot at the end of drying to seal the hair cuticle. Ensure hair is not over-dried.

The dryer may have activated its overheating protection. Unplug the dryer and allow it to cool down for at least 15-30 minutes. Also, check and clean the air intake filter, as a clogged filter can cause overheating. Re-plug and try again.

Ensure the attachment is correctly aligned with the magnetic rings on the dryer and clicked firmly into place. The magnets are strong, but a proper alignment is necessary. Check for any debris that might be preventing a flush connection.

The most common cause is a dirty air intake filter. Regularly clean the filter as instructed in the care section to maintain strong and consistent airflow.