Ceramic Hair Dryers

Guide to hair dryers with ceramic technology

What are the advantages and disadvantages of choosing a hair dryer with ceramic technology? Are hair dryers with ceramic technology more expensive, and how common is this feature? Read more about ceramic technology hair dryers in our guide.

Hair dryers with ceramic technology use ceramic heating elements instead of metal to dry your hair. Ceramics is a good conductor of heat and helps to distribute heat evenly to prevent hot spots, damage or breakage.

• Less heat damage: Ceramic elements have a lower surface temperature and evenly distribute the heat throughout hair which reduces the risk of heat damage.
• Even heat distribution: Ceramic technology prevents hot spots by evenly distributing the heat throughout your hair.

• Higher cost: Hair dryers with ceramic technology tend to be more expensive than traditional hair dryers.

According to our data, 35% of all hair dryers use ceramic technology.

Hair dryers with ceramic technology are more expensive than models that use a metal heating element.

The average price for hair dryers with ceramic technology is £46, while the average price for all hair dryers is £65.

This chart shows the prices for hair dryers with ceramic technology compared to other models:

The cheapest hair dryer with ceramic technology is the BaByliss Turbo Smooth 2200 D572DE at £27.

These are the 5 cheapest hair dryers with ceramic technology: