h and 38% shinier* • Volume: breakthrough Cool-Wall technology keeps the casing and nozzle cool to touch at 44˚C, versus 126˚C. This innovation allows you to get closer to the scalp giving increased root lift and volume, setting your style as it dries • Quiet: the next generation brushless motor means ghd aura is smaller, lighter and 60% quieter* • Economical: ghd aura also makes financial sense, consuming 17% less electrical energy* *compared to the latest model of the leading professional brand

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ghd aura professional hairdryer, Concentrator nozzle with Cool wall technology

36:T61b,When I review products I always look at the price so that I can decide whether it's good value or not. I almost had a double take when I saw it. Well over £100 for a hair dryer! That's simply crazy. At then end of the day it's just a few heating elements, a fan and some basic controls. But okay, I'll give it a go (or at least my wife will), maybe it's truly amazing.The first thing that surprised me is the external power supply. Obviously this is an attempt to keep the weight down. I would guess that manufacturers have a maximum weight for a hand held device, like hair dryers, so the hair dryer itself was clearly quite heavy with the power supply on-board hence the external power supply. Fair enough. The cable for the supply is pretty long so that's a good thing.Controls consist of a 2 speed switch, 2 temperature setting switch and a cool shot button. Seems reasonable although for this money I think you should be able to set the temperature precisely e.g. control dial and display screen.The selling point with this dryer, I suppose, is that it is supposed to surround the hot air with a layer of cooler air. Okay, that's seems like a good feature as it should keep the body of the dryer cooler. In use this does seem to work in that the hair dryer didn't get as hot as my wife's older model. It's also supposed to aid styling. Well, to be honest, i