Having clinched a spot on WWD’s <a rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" href="https://wwd.com/beauty-industry-news/hair/lists/greatest-hair-products-of-all-time-1236948532/">Greatest Hair Products of All Time </a>list, this relatively recent addition to the L’Oréal Professionnel line will be an absolute game changer in your curly hair's upkeep. <br><br>There’s really no wonder the high-tech gizmo has been used on the likes of Sabrina Carpenter ahead of awards shows: Ingeniously, it's powered by infrared light that cuts back on drying time and spares curls from heat-related harm. <br><br>The included diffuser snaps on magnetically and makes toggling between the temperatures of 120, 160, and 195 degrees a walk in the park. The dryer’s digital screen lets you easily keep track of elements like airflow and temperature, just as the accompanying AirLight Pro app allows for greater customization based on your <span style="font-weight: 400">unique</span> hair demands. Ready to lock in all that definition and bounce? Don't miss the dryer's cold shot feature.<br><br><a rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" href="https://wwd.com/shop/shop-beauty/loreal-airlight-pro-hair-dryer-review-1236845613/"><strong>Editor testing and review notes:</strong> </a>"The results I witnessed after testing L’Oréal's AirLight Pro Hair Dryer were everything and more: My curls were as big and hydrated as I’ve ever seen them, and I no longer resembled a fuzzy dandelion (which is usually what happens when I air-dry my hair and then brush it out). I made sure to play around with the AirLight Pro’s infrared setting — which you can activate by removing all attachments and aiming its bright-blue light directly on your head. These wavelengths are meant to replicate natural evaporation processes and thereby shorten drying time, an effect I can certainly vouch for. Another perk is the AirLight Pro app, which has basic modes for straight, curly, and coily hair or pro modes for hair that’s colored, bleached, thinning, thick, and beyond. You can use it to modify the hair dryer's heat and airflow levels in a more nitty-gritty fashion than what can be done through the actual device. The bottom line? This is a hair investment I'm not planning on parting with anytime soon." <em>— WWD Shop Senior Commerce Writer Stacia Datskovska</em><a rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" href="https://wwd.com/shop/shop-beauty/loreal-airlight-pro-hair-dryer-review-1236845613/"><br></a><br><strong>Price upon publish date of this article:</strong> $475
Having clinched a spot on WWD’s <a rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" href="https://wwd.com/beauty-industry-news/hair/lists/greatest-hair-products-of-all-time-1236948532/">Greatest Hair Products of All Time </a>list, this relatively recent addition to the L’Oréal Professionnel line will be an absolute game changer in your curly hair's upkeep. <br><br>There’s really no wonder the high-tech gizmo has been used on the likes of Sabrina Carpenter ahead of awards shows: Ingeniously, it's powered by infrared light that cuts back on drying time and spares curls from heat-related harm. <br><br>The included diffuser snaps on magnetically and makes toggling between the temperatures of 120, 160, and 195 degrees a walk in the park. The dryer’s digital screen lets you easily keep track of elements like airflow and temperature, just as the accompanying AirLight Pro app allows for greater customization based on your <span style="font-weight: 400">unique</span> hair demands. Ready to lock in all that definition and bounce? Don't miss the dryer's cold shot feature.<br><br><a rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" href="https://wwd.com/shop/shop-beauty/loreal-airlight-pro-hair-dryer-review-1236845613/"><strong>Editor testing and review notes:</strong> </a>"The results I witnessed after testing L’Oréal's AirLight Pro Hair Dryer were everything and more: My curls were as big and hydrated as I’ve ever seen them, and I no longer resembled a fuzzy dandelion (which is usually what happens when I air-dry my hair and then brush it out). I made sure to play around with the AirLight Pro’s infrared setting — which you can activate by removing all attachments and aiming its bright-blue light directly on your head. These wavelengths are meant to replicate natural evaporation processes and thereby shorten drying time, an effect I can certainly vouch for. Another perk is the AirLight Pro app, which has basic modes for straight, curly, and coily hair or pro modes for hair that’s colored, bleached, thinning, thick, and beyond. You can use it to modify the hair dryer's heat and airflow levels in a more nitty-gritty fashion than what can be done through the actual device. The bottom line? This is a hair investment I'm not planning on parting with anytime soon." <em>— WWD Shop Senior Commerce Writer Stacia Datskovska</em><a rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" href="https://wwd.com/shop/shop-beauty/loreal-airlight-pro-hair-dryer-review-1236845613/"><br></a><br><strong>Price upon publish date of this article:</strong> $475