Recreating an in-salon blow dry at home is no mean feat.
Getting your hair to play ball is akin to Russian roulette. Some days you can create hair to rival Kate Middleton's but other days you're left resembling King Louis. A key starting point? Using hero hair products and a great heat tools. The first step in any great at-home haircare routine (after a good shampoo, conditioner and leave-in mask) is a hairdryer.
Most people use it to dry and tame their hair every day so investing in a good quality one is paramount. Whilst we've had the Dyson hairdryer on our wish list since it launched (and been saving ever since), it seems we don't need to splurge our hard-earned cash on such an expensive piece of kit.
People have been waxing lyrical about a £9 hairdryer from Primark, saying it's even better than expensive salon dryers.
Taking to a Facebook group to share their reviews of the hairdryer, people wrote about how sleek the hairdryer leaves their ends, working particularly well on long hair.
After one woman shared a photo of her straight, glossy ends, another lady commented saying: "I have this exact one also and it's brilliant."
Other shoppers were quick to praise the high street store's hair range in general, with one writing: "Ive got a travel hair dryer from primark and that's better than my daughters salon dryer... so i can imagine this will be ace. Might have to invest".
It comes after the store's £8 curling tongs went viral thanks to their curling prowess.
Don't forget to take note of these top tips for extending the time between washes so you don't have to blow-dry half as often. Plus, check out these heat protection hair sprays to keep your ends in top condition.
