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Hooded Portable Hair Dryers for Women at Home From the 1960s and 1970s

Hair dryers have become incredibly popular lately, which is no surprise. The new models are far different from the old ones, which had to be held or operated with a wind tunnel over the head.

A home hair dryer’s most significant advantage is its speed. Large rollers allow hair to dry quickly enough to be set in the morning. This can eliminate the need to sleep on rollers all night. Modern dryers can quickly refresh hairstyles. They offer a variety of heat settings, so women can choose the level of warmth they prefer. You can adjust the temperature according to the hair’s texture. Coarse hair can tolerate higher temperatures than fine hair. Smoothly rolling the hair and drying it at the proper temperature will improve its sheen and life. Curly hair will kink less if you dry it at a low temperature. Straight hair will have more body if you dry it at a higher temperature.

However, in the 1960s and 1970s hair dryers didn’t have heat control and were very heavy. Women had to go to the salon to dry their hair. However, some major hair dryer brands built some easy to carry, portable hair dryers during that time.

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