THE BASICS Advertised as a hair dryer than dries your hair in the same amount of time as a conventional model, but using 50% less energy this is Boots latest attempt to tap into the Eco market. Given that your average hairdryer, used for five minutes a day, uses the same amount of energy in a year as lighting your entire house, this seems a sound move! Yet the hairdryer isn't particularly powerful, meaning I generally hold down the 'boost' button (which increases the impact of the highest of the two heat settings), presumably largely negating the environmental benefits (though to what extent is unclear). VALUE FOR MONEY This ...  Read the complete review

***Why I bought this hair dryer?*** Well first of all the hair dryer had over 50% off the price so my eyes quickly shot over to look at it. I picked it up and thought I quite liked the thought of trying to be eco friendly. But I thought I have quite long hair and I don't want a hair dryer that isn't as powerful as a regular one. However on the side of the box it explained that it was as powerful as a regular 2000W hairdryer so I thought I can't go wrong with a hair dryer for £7.99 rather than £17.99. ***What do I think of the shape and colour of the hair dryer?*** Well it is quite nice to have a white and green hair dryer rather than my ...  Read the complete review