Want to change your hairdryer? Check out these 10 options

You can consider the Harry Josh Pro Tools Pro Dryer 2000 ($249) an "all in one," that has 1,875 watts and best of all, the ability to switch on ionic heat for more elegant styles and non-ionic heat if you’re looking for more volume. Awesome!

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If you’re looking to dry your hair quickly, but with a healthy appearance and long-lasting style, the Air Hair Dryer ($199) by GHD might just be your top pick. It has an industrial ion generator located near the end, in other words, closer to the hair, thereby blocking humidity and giving you shiny hair with less frizz.

When we bring up the Drybar Buttercup Blow-Dryer ($195), the first thing to note is how light it is, making it the perfect model for taking on a trip. In addition, its 9ft cable is ideal for those who don’t have electrical outlets close to their mirrors. It has a negative ion generator which seals the hair cuticle, reduces frizz and heat damage, and leaves hair looking shiny.

A selling point of the Neuro Dry ($170) by Paul Mitchell is that it has an LED panel to show you the heat configuration and energy options, making it more precise. And as if that weren’t enough, it can dry medium and thick hair in five minutes and 40 seconds. If you have fine hair, this dryer won’t cause burning even at the highest temperature.

If you thought that Ferrari only designed car engines, you're wrong; they’ve also come up with 2,000 watt motor for their BaBylissPro SteelFX Dryer ($170). Surprising! In addition to being a "racing" motor, this model is super lightweight and easy to hold.

When talking about hairdryers you probably immediately think of noise, but the Iconic Style Professional Blow Dryer ($100) by Kristin Ess, changes that, since it’s super silent and comes with an attachment to straighten the hair and a diffuser for curls. Perfect for achieving trendy hairstyles in peace and quiet.

The InStyler Blu Turbo Ionic Dryer ($100) has two speed configurations, the first one lets you control and customize the air flow, while the ionic function lets you decide the level of negative ions you want applied to the hair to maximize frizz-reduction.

Brush and dry at the same time? Yes please! Revlon had the best idea with the Salon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer ($60). More than just a hairdryer, it’s a two-in-one tool that makes wet hair look like salon-styled and gives soft waves while detangling, drying, and straightening at the same time with its innovative airflow vents.

The silent but powerful motor in the Conair Infiniti Pro 1875 Watt Salon Performance Dryer ($35) guarantees a quick drying time, cutting down the hair’s exposure to heat, providing a comfortable style without much effort, with the results you want.

Another great option offering instant results is the Bed Head Pump Up The Volume Dryer ($35). Its magenta colored top can be removed for cleaning and its round yellow dial controls the heat settings for haircare.

Out of all these suggestions, if you still can’t decide which to choose, it’s good for you to know that if you have thick and frizzy hair, the best for you is to opt for an ionic or tourmaline dryer, because they help to disintegrate the water droplets on the hair so it dries quicker.

On the other hand, if you have fine or dry hair, the best for you is a ceramic or porcelain dryer, since they create less intense heat and don’t cause dehydration. If you are on team long hair, a titanium dryer is your best option, since they provide heat at a constant and even temperature.