Parlux

Parlux

wakeupaIIey2024-12-21T01:32:58.000Z
yeah I agree think it's more than just marketing jargon. I never would have believed it before +
I've heard ppl rave about parlux, interesting. I have to dry my full head of hair thoroughly or I get a headache. Maybe bc my hair is super long i
itsgail2024-12-21T00:28:20.000Z
I use a t3 my one is the travel one which folds up. It was fairly cheap and it’s good. I have a +
Parlux which is amazing but it was frying my hair. Yes I think the tourmaline must be beyond a gimmick! The t3 is definitely less damaging. But I just
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. 🤔
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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