Because you want dry hair, not damaged hair.
But Zuvi’s Halo, which debuted in the spring, is changing that—and in my experience, it’s worth every penny.
Most traditional hair dryers compromise your hair’s health for the sake of speedy drying and styling. They can damage the cuticles, significant moisture loss and even compromise your hair’s ability to retain moisture. But Zuvi’s drying method doesn’t just blow hot air around. It combines light and airflow to mimic the sun’s own ability to dissipate moisture. You know how things dry much quicker in the sun than in the shade? It’s like that.
Unlike the sun, however, it does so without the impact of intense heat. Zuvi doesn’t fry your hair or scalp in the process; it dries at 111 degrees Fahrenheit compared to the 140 degrees most others hit. And while even the best hair dryers on the market can dry your hair from the inside out, the way Zuvi moves air primarily dries the exterior of your hairs, leaving moisture locked inside. In terms of smoothness and shine, this is basically a magic wand.
What I’ve noticed is how quickly the process goes, and how healthy and smooth my hair feels after the fact—even on the occasions I’ve tested it without a heat-protecting product. The Halo comes with three attachments to optimizes results for curly hair and sensitive scalps. And even if you’re a first-time hair dryer, this one is simple to figure out.
But as friendly as the device is to the planet, it may be even friendlier to your hair. Its makers claim it’s 2.5 times more efficient than other hair dryers, consuming 690 watts of energy compared to 1700 from the traditional lot. If you used it every day for five minutes for a single year , you would save the equivalent of 31 lbs. of coal and 60 lbs. of CO2. And when it comes to your hair health, you save yourself a lot of split ends, frying and internal moisture loss.
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