Parlux

Parlux

itsgail2024-08-29T23:45:15.000Z
I have that hairdryer and I liked it so much it became my normal dryer! I love parlux but it was
Damaging my hair too much. I might go back to the parlux though because it was more powerful. 🤔
happynell12024-04-06T02:39:03.000Z
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dottielsj2023-10-24T16:03:24.000Z
Sam Villa dryer is made by Parlux. Charge more $$ because it has his name on it++
So if you want this dryer, buy the one without the Sam Villa name, same thing. Parlux dryers are on Amazon btw
dottielsj2023-09-02T15:45:48.000Z
The Sam Villa dryer is made by Parlux and his name adds about $150+ to the price ++
So you might want to check out the Parlux. My colorist swears by them
rayoflight2022-10-22T16:18:21.000Z
Aren't there silencers for hairdryers by some brands? I know Parlux +
has an attachment called Melody that fits their devices. I dunno how much use they can be though because the physics of pushing air at about 60-80 km/
rayoflight2022-08-24T09:35:00.000Z
Yes, I find there is a huge difference when I use one of the hotel or travel +
dryers as opposed to the salon ones (such as Babyliss, Palux) or the one I have at home (GHD). It's not just the question of 1200W vs 2200W or the pre
rayoflight2022-01-24T18:31:04.000Z
If I understand it correctly then you're looking for a back-up hair +
dryer, so Babyliss pro devices, Valera or Parlux might be something to look into. Depends on your hair type, and what you want, as in, what nozzles, d
michele11452020-08-30T20:31:19.000Z
Hair dryer for thick unruly hair; considering Parlux. Any input?
Not curly, just if left to own devices and the humidity of summer (I work at an animal rescue and outside most of the day at work) it does nothing but
rayoflight2019-08-24T09:27:52.000Z
Loads better, they tend to use different materials for heating, instead of a +++
metal mesh it‘s ceramic or at least ceramic-coated material, motors are usually AC vs DC (supposed to last longer, especially for stylists who use the
itsgail2019-04-15T18:52:00.000Z
I've always loved my Parlux, it has never let me down