A male Brazilian wax entails the removal of all hair from the buttocks, butt crack, scrotum, penis shaft and pubic area, leaving a landing strip (or other shapes – such as a triangle) at the front.

Male Brazilian Waxing – The Basics

* The client will need to fully undress from the waist down, including removing his underwear.

* Ideally, moist wipes will be left for the client to freshen up before the wax, and a towel provided for the client to cover himself.

* The client should lie down flat on his stomach, so the therapist can start with his buttock area.

* Disposable vinyl gloves should be worn by the therapist for all male intimate waxing treatments and disposable spatulas used each time the spatula is dipped back into the wax pot. Following these processes will eliminate the spread of any bacteria or infection through ‘double-dipping’.

* A combination of classic strip wax and new-generation non-strip wax should be used for a Brazilian male wax. Strip wax will be used on larger areas such as the buttocks, and non-strip wax on more intimate areas. Non-strip wax is kinder than conventional strip wax because it sticks to the hair, not the skin and is thus suitable for particularly sensitive areas. It does not ‘pull’ as other waxes might, thereby minimising client discomfort, and it causes less breakages and damage to the hair which in turn reduces the risk of ingrown hairs.

Male Brazilian Waxing – The Treatment

* Sanitise the entire area to be waxed on this side (buttock cheeks and crack) with a cotton pad and suitable cleansing solution to remove any body lotion, dirt or perspiration.

* Apply a thin layer of a suitable, light-textured oil on the area to be waxed, e.g. on the buttock cheeks and between the crack. This will create a barrier between the skin and the wax, reducing the amount of skin cells removed and causing less irritation and trauma to the skin. As well as pulling less on the skin (which hurts the client) it also means that the waxed area is not left sticky.

* Blot any excess oil with a tissue. Too much oil on the area will be counterproductive and will stop the wax from sticking.

* Using conventional strip wax, apply to the buttocks with a clean disposable spatula in the direction of the hair growth and avoiding the crack area.

* Remove using good-quality paper or fabric strips, pulling the skin taut and pulling the strip off in the opposite direction to which the wax was applied. As always when removing wax, work quickly and firmly as any indecision or slowness at this point will cause the client some discomfort. Immediately afterwards, firmly place your hand over the area which has been waxed, holding it for a second or two. Applying pressure on this area will take away any immediate client discomfort or stinging.

* Once all hair has been removed from both buttocks, the client should use both hands to pull the buttock cheeks apart, exposing the butt crack. If he prefers and the therapist feels comfortable, the client can instead either kneel on all fours or kneel forward on his shins for this part of the treatment.

* Using a new disposable medium-sized spatula, apply several thin strips of non-strip wax to the crack area in the direction of the hair growth. The wax strip should be no longer than 4cm long, an inch wide and around 2mm thick. At the end of the wax strip, you need to create a thicker ‘lip’ of around 4mm in thickness. This lip forms a handle which you can easily hold on to in order to pull the wax off in the absence of a paper or fabric strip.

* Wait for the first wax strip to set. This should take no longer than 20 seconds if the wax was applied to the right consistency and is not too thick.

* Holding the lip of the wax strip with one hand and pulling the surrounding skin taut with the other hand, pull the wax off the skin in the opposite direction of the hair growth, working quickly and firmly as always. Apply pressure to the area for a second with your free hand to minimise any stinging.

* Once all the hair has been removed from the buttock and crack area, apply a small amount of after-wax gel mixed with oil to the waxed area to nourish, soothe and moisturise the skin.

* Turn the client over and repeat the cleansing process to sanitise the area around the perineum, scrotum, penis shaft and pubic area. Apply a thin layer of suitable oil to the entire area to be waxed, blotting off any excess oil with a tissue.

* Ask the client to hold his penis to the left. Bend the client’s right leg in a right angle position and allow the thigh to relax.

* Still using the non-strip wax, apply the wax to the scrotum in several lines ensuring that each strip is no longer than 4cm long, an inch wide and around 2mm thick, apart from the end of the strip which should be 4mm thick. Strips should start at the leg crease where it meets the scrotum and lead into the centre of the scrotum.

* When the first wax strip is set, holding the lip of the first wax strip with one hand and pulling the surrounding skin taut with the other hand, pull the wax off the skin in the opposite direction of the hair growth, working quickly and firmly. Any indecision or slowness here from the therapist will cause the client some discomfort. Repeat the process until all the hairs on the first side of the scrotum are removed.

* Ask the client to hold his penis to the opposite side and change the position of his legs so that the first leg is straight and relaxed and the second leg is bent out at a right angle, allowing the thigh to relax. Repeat the process of the scrotum waxing on the left hand side.

* Once the hairs are removed from both sides of the scrotum, ask the client to bend both legs out into a right angle with the his feet touching, forming a frogs legs position.

* Ask the client to hold both sides of the scrotum and pull it upwards, so as to stretch the skin in the middle. This allows the middle section of the scrotum to be waxed using the same method as when waxing the sides of the scrotum.

* Once complete, check over the whole scrotum area ensuring the whole area has been waxed. Tweeze out any stray hairs with a sharp pair of tweezers to pick up hairs that are long enough to be removed but not long enough to be waxed out.

* To wax the penis shaft, the client must stretch his penis with his hands. This allows you to wax around the shaft of the penis in small sections applying the wax upwards in the direction of the hair growth and pulling off in the opposite direction.

* Finally, the front of the pubic bone can be waxed. Starting on whichever side is easiest and using a medium-sized spatula, a thin layer of non-strip wax (no longer than 8cm long) should be applied in the direction of the hair growth and removed in the usual way. This process should be continued as far inwards as the client wants to take the wax, and then repeated on the other side. The end result will be a ‘landing strip’ to the client’s desired width, or he prefers, another shape such as a triangle. Any stray hairs should be tweezed out.

*A small amount of after-wax gel mixed with oil can now be applied to the whole waxed area to soothe and nourish the skin.

Male Brazilian Waxing – Aftercare

* Allow 24 hours for the follicles to completely close and return to normal. Localised ‘red dots’ where the skin has been waxed are completely normal. This happens because each hair has its own blood supply and when the hair is taken from the root the blood supply rushes up to the surface. These red dots should slowly clear as the body cools down after the wax, although this may take slightly longer for clients with sensitive skin.

* Fake tans, massages, extreme heat treatments (e.g. very hot baths or showers, saunas, steam rooms), swimming, sunbathing (including sun beds or any other exposure to UV light) or tight clothing should be avoided for 24-48 hours. It is also advisable to try and avoid exercise for 24 hours as a build-up of sweat in the open hair follicles could cause unsightly spots. Do not scratch or touch the area with unwashed hands.

* Starting from 48 hours after the wax, moisturise and exfoliate the waxed area regularly to reduce the risk of ingrown hairs, using suitable products that are not too heavily fragranced. If any irritation has occurred, antiseptic cream can help. Dead sea salt used as bath salts can also help prevent infection as can anti-bacterial shower gels. Soothing lotions and gels, especially those containing products such as tea-tree oil, aloe vera and witch-hazel can also alleviate irritation.

When you are considering permanent hair removal treatments there are some things you should know in order to make an informed decision on what permanent hair removal procedure is best for you. Currently there is only one FDA approved permanent hair removal treatment and that is electrolysis permanent hair removal. While laser hair removal is considered permanent it is limited to darker hair on lighter skin until more strides are made in laser hair removal technology. This article will concentrate on electrolysis permanent hair removal as it is available to anyone that wants a permanent hair removal solution. Here you will find the fact and fiction of the electrolysis method of hair removal.

Electrolysis has been used for more than 100 years and has produced the best results for permanent hair removal to date. Unlike other hair removal methods, electrolysis permanent hair removal kills the hair follicle rendering it unable to grow hair again. The results in permanent hair removal using electrolysis are the best reported with as few as 7 to 10 percent of those who have had the procedure done experiencing some further hair growth. No hair removal method has a perfect track record and perfection cannot be expected in any type of beauty technology.

The process of electrolysis permanent hair removal is a time-consuming and tedious task that requires a trained practitioner and the proper equipment. It is not recommended that anyone try electrolysis at home. The trained practitioner knows how to avoid puncturing the skin when performing the procedure and takes precautions to avoid skin damage and infection. While some people report that electrolysis permanent hair removal is painless, others claim that it feels like a bee sting. Electrolysis practitioners can provide a topical anesthetic to reduce any discomfort or pain when it is requested.

Patience is a virtue with electrolysis permanent hair removal as there will be the need for multiple visits in order to get the best results in permanent hair removal. Not only does it take several sessions but also it can take several years before hair actually stops growing for some people. The biggest disadvantage with electrolysis is the money factor. It is more expensive than other hair removal methods but since it is more effective and requires special equipment the higher cost is to be expected.

Have you always been secretly interested in laser hair removal but were worried it would be too expensive? Well now is your chance: laser hair removal prices have never been lower than they are right now!

Think about it: when you add up how much the average woman spends each year on salon facial and body waxing combined with the cost of do-it-yourself products for underarm, leg, bikini, and face hair removal, the sum really begins to add up.

In addition, think about how many times you’ve cut yourself shaving your underarms, ended up with blotchy face rashes or endured painful sores in your bikini area: it just doesn’t make sense how much pain women put themselves through in order to achieve smooth, touchable skin.

The fact that laser hair removal is now so readily available and affordable practically makes it a crime not to consider having it done considering that it is permanent and painless! No longer just a luxury treatment for the rich and famous, high-quality salon laser hair removal is currently available at centers across the country at prices you can afford.

Wouldn’t you love to be able to wake up every morning of every day and know that it is one more day in your life in which you won’t have to worry about how you are going to fit your body hair rituals or salon appointments into your already busy schedule? Why not have laser hair removal done now, and never have to worry about it again? It makes perfect sense.

If you need any help convincing your significant other to help finance the procedure, just remind him how amazing your skin is when it’s just been shaved or waxed-how smooth and sexy it feels. Not to mention how beautiful and sexy it makes you feel!

Because professional actresses and models have been receiving this treatment for so many years already, there have been great technological advances in the process of laser hair removal so that it is now safer and more efficient than ever. Now is the time to take advantage of this prospect you’d only ever dreamed could be real.

One of the many things we can not control when it comes to our bodies is hair growth. We can improve it by eating right and nourishing the hair we’ve got, but when it comes to where it grows, the body has a mind of its own. How else would you explain the sudden hair growth on the chins of 50 year old women? The hair on the back of a 30 year old man?

Be it as it may, unwelcomed hair keeps popping up in unwanted places, and we spend much of our precious leisure time making it go away. Methods of hair removal exist in every society. Most resort to the simple threading method, where a few threads are tightly wound, separating and snapping back together gathering all the hair in its wake. This method was used in Japan and Armenia, Poland and Morocco. The pain? Never mind that. Women were supposed to suffer for their beauty. What’s a little pain here and there? Then there are the tweezers. Good and not to painful system of hair removal, for small areas, but a whole leg? And a back? The time it’ll take…

So we moved on to quicker methods like waxing and shaving. Think about it for a moment. Who but a woman will let hot wax be pored so close to her private and most delicate parts? Who but a woman will have it on her upper lip? Shaving encourages growth and leaves a stubble. Electrolysis, where they insert small needles to the core of the hair and shock it to death, requires time, patience and a high tolerance for being uncomfortable. You also have to come back over and over because they can only work on so many hairs in one session. And then – eureka! Finally there’s an answer to our prayers: Laser Hair Removal.

Laser hair removal is the answer to all the other methods. The comfort level is high – no pain at all, and it’s fast because you treat a whole area at a time, not individual hairs. The accuracy is high – you target only the places you want the hair removed from and it is very effective. Once the laser hair removal probe treated it – the hair does not come back. But it’s a laser, aren’t those dangerous? No, they are not. Not in the doses emitted by those machines. It should still be supervised by someone who knows what he’s doing, a licensed professional. Would you want to go to a doctors office and pay doctors fees to have your hair removed?

The perfect combination exists. How about a spa that offers an array of services; massages and wraps, facials and botox,   Juviderm to fill the creases and Restylane if you prefer, and it is all supervised by a medical doctor? That is what Los Angeles Medi spa offers in the heart of Beverly Hills. A nondescript building on Beverly Boulevard, houses one of the best kept secrets in the medi spa world of Los Angeles. In a relaxing, charming and soothing atmosphere, you can get a whole body treatment. No more rushing between appointments, no more back rooms of hair salons.  Los Angeles Medi Spa offers body treatments and medical treatment under one roof. You can get botox and a massage, you can rest on the couches of Medi spa Los Angeles  between  Laser hair removal treatments  and fill your wrinkles with Juviderm or Restylane a few minutes later. You can walk out of Los Angeles medi spa feeling, and looking, 20 years younger.

Taking care of our skin should be a part of our daily regimen and hygiene. God gave us the perfect skin when we were born and it is our duty to preserve or perhaps prolong its youthful stage. Taking care of our skin can be done in many ways through our lifestyle, diet and some pampering. Our skin shows what we have been doing, what we have been eating and how we take care of ourselves.

Rashes and irritations attacks babies, pimples and breakouts freaks teenagers out and lastly, lines and wrinkles are life sentences for most middle-aged people. All of us have skin problems and we cannot hide from them. One thing for sure, we have to confront them and address any problems that may come our way.

Skin care regimen can be natural or scientifically and technologically assisted. It ranges from using ingredients from our kitchen to consulting our dermatologist and hitting off to the nearest spa. It can be a one-minute routine or would take up a couple of sessions. All comes down to one goal of having a healthy glowing skin.

With this increasing demand for skin care, beauty salons are now offering skin care to its clients. When we speak of beauty salons, what usually enter our minds are pedicures, manicures, hair styling and make-up. But now, beauty salons are now offering spa services which include skin care.

What skin care services do beauty salons offer?

Beauty salons now offer many skin care services with facials as the most common. Next to facials refer to the facial scrub and other treatments including diamond peels. Other skin care services that salons offer are paraffin treatments, masks, and exfoliations.

What supplies and equipments do they have?

Beauty salons now include creams, scrubs, masks and many more in its supplies. Skin care now is a “legitimate” division in beauty salons together with hair, cosmetics and hand and foot. One can find their indulging brands like Burts Bees, Garnier and even.

Lancome products in the salon’s shelves where they can freely purchase any of their preferred skin care products. Salon owners are also now investing in equipments specifically for skin care.

Aside from supplies and equipment, beauty salons don’t just hire nail technicians or hair stylist but masseurs and attendants as well. These new workforce caters the operations especially for skin care. They are the ones who carefully perform laser treatments, prepare the scrubs and patiently wait for the masks in our dull faces dry up.

Beauty salon truly comes a long way. Women used to go there to get their weekly manicure and pedicures and have their grays covered. But now, men are also hopping in as part of their clients and their services are even wider. One doesn’t have to wonder why the word “spa” is added to most beauty salons. Indeed, salons cater their clients from head to toe. Skin care has been making waves not only in the dermatologist’s clinic but also in the local salon near you.

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Are you sick of shaving, waxing, and tweezing? If you’re like many people, you probably said yes. It’s no fun to tweeze, wax, and shave on a continual basis and with the technology available today, there’s no reason to. There are a variety of options for permanent hair removal. One of the most common ones is laser hair removal. This is a fairly simple and gentle procedure that is heavily advertised. However, you may not know all of the facts about laser hair removal. Here a 7 bits of information that will help you to make a decision on whether or not permanent hair removal is right for you.

1. Laser hair removal is used for the quick, gentle removal of unwanted hairs. The laser works by sending a pulsating beam of light across the desired area. The light passes directly through the skin, but is absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle and shaft. Once absorbed by laser light, the hair is impaired from future growth.

2. Laser hair removal was approved by the FDA in 1998. Older lasers were very slow and very painful. Today’s advanced lasers are quick and gentle and can work on a wide variety of skin colors.

3. Light skin makes laser hair removal much easier to perform. Lighter skin allows for fewer treatments and better, faster results. Darker skin can be treated but results are slower and more sessions are required. If you do have darker skin, it is best to seek out a doctor with greater expertise. Laser hair removal must be individualized for each patient.

4. Almost all patients require multiple sessions in order to produce optimal results. This is because hair grows in cycles. Not all of the hairs are in the growth phase at any given time. Additional sessions are necessary to ensure that you catch all of these phases.

5. Laser hair removal is pricey. The price varies based on your particular doctor and what area you are located in. However, laser hair removal generally ranges from $300.00 to $500.00 per session. Because this is a form of medical care, it is important to seek out a clinic with the highest quality. Look for a clinic that gives individual attention and has an experienced, caring staff.

6. There are some side-effects and you may experience some discomfort. However, your practitioner will provide several pain relief methods including cooling with gels, fine mists of water, and cool air.

7. If you are looking for permanent hair removal, this may be the perfect solution to the unending tweezing, waxing, and shaving. Laser hair removal is different for each person. To find out if it would be a viable option for you, find a reputable clinic. Many offer free consultations.

Most of us are concerned about the amount of hair on our bodies, and there are many options for those who desire to rid themselves of unsightly hair. Shaving and plucking are the most popular methods of hair removal, but there are also methods known as waxing, sugaring and threading.

Shaving is the most popular method of hair removal. It’s simple and can be accomplished with a straight razor or an electric razor. Some electric shavers provide best results after use of pre-shaving gels, creams or lotions, as can shaving with a straight razor.

Plucking is used as a method of hair removal for unsightly or unwanted facial hair. Using tweezers, hair removal from eyebrows is generally accomplished by hand held or electric tweezers. Tweezing pulls the hair out by its roots but it can be time consuming, depending on the results you’re looking for, as each hair must be pulled out individually. Until the skin around the area becomes desensitized, this process can be on the painful side, and redness, inflammation can occur. For most, the effects of tweezing can last anywhere from three to eight weeks.

Threading is becoming a more popular trend in hair removal methods. This ancient hair removal process continues to be used in various parts of the world today, including parts of southwest Asia and the Middle East. To facilitate hair removal with this method, a long loop of thread, mostly cotton, is twisted into a figure-8 type shape and rolled along the surface of the skin. Hairs caught between the coiled pieces of string are pulled out by their roots, resulting in near perfect smoothness. This method suits hair removal from eyebrows and other facial areas, and is considered by many to be less painful than the plucking hair removal method.

Waxing is a hair removal method that is a little more time intensive and messy, though such inconveniences are more than outweighed by the fact that this method is extremely effective in hair removal of just about any type of body hair. Waxing facilitates the removal of entire shafts of hair, from below the surface of the skin. This method can be accomplished using either cool or hot wax. Be advised that waxing for hair removal, however effective, can cause skin irritations that may last several hours, and if not done carefully, can produce burns and other unpleasant results.

A hair removal method similar to waxing is one called sugaring. In this method, a sugar mixture is used instead of wax. Blending and heating sugar, water and lemon juice until it develops into a pasty mixture creates this concoction. This mixture is then applied to the surface of the skin, like a wax treatment, followed by a strip of cotton, which is then rapidly pulled off the skin in the opposite direction of the hair growth. This method of hair removal is popular among those who are sensitive to the ingredients in wax.

So take your pick, try them out and decide which method of hair removal best suits your time and your preferences.

Finding a good hairdresser is not an easy task. Clients have told me they would rather find new gynecologist than a new hairdresser. My advice is to ask a woman with a great haircut who cuts her hair. You know who they are. Someone you just know would have a good hairdresser. Get the name of the stylist and the salon. Then schedule a consultation. A consultation is often free and good way to “try out” new locales.

Often people go to the stylist in a salon with the best haircut. The problem with that is that she didn’t cut her own hair, someone else did. If you think one of the staff in your salon has a great cut, ask who cuts her hair. Hairdressers expect good haircuts too, and they know who does the best cutting in the salon.

If you’re not sure if your hairdresser is best for you, try this:

• Brainstorm. Sit and think of women who always look great and write down their names then email or call them. They will be flattered I assure you.

• Check the yellow pages. Read the ads under Beauty Salons in your area. If you’re in a very small town, check in nearby towns if you’ve had no luck with the locals. Also check the nearest big city. Write down salons that appeal to you, not just by name, but also by the image of their ad. You are building a resource for your image here. It’s an important task.

• Internet shop. Search under beauty salons, salons, salonspas, makeovers, and haircutting. Try words like top, award-winning, and best.

• Check out sales associates in better apparel stores. Generally, these folks are more fashion forward and might have leads to someone they’d recommend. If you see someone in the mall or on the street who looks great and has a fantastic cut, stop her. Ask her where she goes. Write down the name of the stylist and the salon immediately and schedule that consultation.

If you’re very serious about finding the perfect hairdresser, try writing a personal letter to the owner or manager of a salon. Just calling will usually result in an answer such as “all our stylists are great.”

Explain your situation, your style, and that you want to start becoming a regular to that salon. Ask who they honestly would recommend for a woman with your hair type or situation. I want someone who listens. I want someone who will tell me what they think will be best. I want someone very creative and artistic. I want someone who does very precise work. If someone took the time to personally write me, it’s likely I’m going to have someone contact her with the name of the stylist I think would work best. If you find you’re not comfortable with that stylist, explain to the owner or manager why not. Then try someone else. We are here to work with you.

Known as “The Makeover Guy,” Christopher Hopkins has been featured on Oprah, The Today Show and is the author of “Staging Your Comeback, A Complete Beauty Revival for Women Over 45.” Discover more from Christopher at: http://www.themakeoverguy.com/blog/ or for a complete beauty revival visit http://www.stagingyourcomeback.com

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A wedding is one of the most important events of a woman’s life, which is why a bride wants every detail to be perfect from the ceremony to her gown. This attention to detail should also include the hair style she will wear. She should start thinking about it as early as possible to allow her hair to grow out: hair grows at a rate of approximately a half-inch a month or six inches a year. Having longer hair will allow for more leeway in selecting wedding hair styles. There are many ways you can style your hair on your wedding day, but three of the most prominent and traditional styles are the updo, long hair styles and medium-length hair styles. Each of these can be worn with accessories such as tiaras, flowers or rhinestones.

An up do style involves putting the hair up using pins; it can be worn with both long and medium-length hair. One advantage of this style is that you can wear it up during the wedding itself, and then take out the pins to create a second look for the reception.

Long wedding hair styles involve the hair worn down at least to the shoulders. It is one of the most versatile styles because there are a variety of ways it can be worn from wavy locks to long and flowing with curls and even a ponytail.

Medium-length styles involve hair that is worn to just above the shoulders and below the nape of the neck. It can be worn with the hair flowing down with the ends lightly curled.

For a more modern alternative, however, the bride can go for a short hair style which will give her a sassier look. Accessories such as a coronet can be added to give the do a touch of elegance.

One consideration for choosing your wedding hairdo is if it compliments your wedding outfit, from the gown to the shoes. For example, a simple wedding dress demands an equally uncomplicated style. The do should also match the ambience of the wedding itself; if you’re having a formal, traditional ceremony, you should select a style that reflects this.

Some tips for achieving the perfect wedding hair styles:

1. It is always good to have pictures of the style that you want on hand to give to your stylist. Sources for these hairdo pictures could be bridal magazines or downloading them from bridal websites.

2. Begin practicing good hair care several months before the wedding to ensure that your hair is healthy when it is ready to be styled.

3. Don’t neglect your overall appearance. Make sure that your make-up is natural looking and you get a facial to remove the signs of tension from the wedding preparations.

4. Plan ahead. Make sure to meet with your hairstylist several weeks in advance to start discussing the style, as well as other considerations such as the right color if you’re thinking of dying your hair for the wedding. And allot enough time on the day itself to have your make-up and hairstyling done without rushing.

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There are many women as well as men who are cautious of having fine, splendid and grand looking hair and always keep using various types of tools to make their hair look healthier and glorious. If you are also one of them and searching for some good and dependable tool for your hair then T3 hair dryer is one of the best hair dryers that you can make use for your hair. As we all know that there are numbers of manufacturers of dryers that are manufacturing the dryers comprehensively in order to meet the need of most of the people as it has turned out to be the common need of the people particularly for women.

Nowadays we find various different kinds of dryers existing in the market so now it is not difficult to find and choose a dryer that is best appropriate for you. You must remember that you will never make your hair strong and attractive if you are using some cheap quality hair dryer. Make sure that you always choose the finest quality T3 hair dryer before you buy the blow dryer. T3 is the preference of most of the people as it is one of the most renowned hair dryers as well as of the best quality.

There are at present 3 types of T3 hair dryer; the Featherweight, The Evolution and the Overnight. Each of the dryer provides something slightly different from one another but no version compromises on the excellence of the part and components used.

T3 Tourmaline Ionic Blow Dryers are the most highly developed professional dryers available today. Use of 100% crushed Tourmaline elements makes them the most ionic and infrared. They deliver astonishing results that you truly have to see to believe.

If you desire the ultimate in power, the T3 Evolution hair dryer has a massive 2000 watts. It also includes four heat settings and has an exclusive system where the tourmaline gels and ceramic features work together to produce the desired amount of negative ions. Your hair will be miraculously shiny and healthy with this one for sure!

The T3 Overnight Dryer is constantly quiet and the ultimate in being as lightweight as a feather. This is the easiest to use and most compact travel hair dryer out on the market now. The T3 Overnight dry has the natural crystal ions of Tourmaline imparted throughout the inside of the ceramic heat elements so you will always be getting the best in conditioning hair care. It is the high density of Tourmaline negative ions united with the far infrared heat that will lock in the vitality of color and seals in the healthy hydrating moisture molecules.

Another thing to consider is that all the dryers have tourmaline integrated into them. Tourmaline is a semi precious stone that emits large amounts of negative ions in nature when heated. Negative ions break down water drops into much lighter droplets that can be easily captivated into the shaft of a hair. Ionic hair dryers cut down the drying time, reduce heat damage and leave behind a shiny healthy hair than conventional dryers.

T3 Hair Dryers are a great option for your hair care needs; they come in various shapes and sizes, and different utility to suite your hair care requirements.

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