Hair dryer
Japanese Name:
ドライヤー
Romaji Name:
doraiyaa
Description
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A hair dryer (doraayaa in Japanese) is an electrical device used to blow warm or hot air over damp hair to speed up the drying process. It works by evaporating the water in the hair, helping it dry faster while also styling and smoothing the hair. Hair dryers are commonly used in homes, salons, and spas for personal grooming and hair care.
History
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The hair dryer is an electrical device used to blow hot or cool air to dry and style hair.
The first handheld hair dryer was invented in France in 1920, evolving from larger, hood-style salon dryers used in the late 19th century.
Early models were heavy, slow, and primarily used in salons rather than homes.
By the 1950s, portable and more affordable hair dryers became widely available for domestic use.
Technological improvements over time introduced lighter materials, adjustable heat settings, and safety features like thermal cutoffs.
Today, hair dryers are common household appliances worldwide, essential for personal grooming and hairstyling.