Blown Away Ionic Hair Dryer

Description

Ionic ceramic dryer with a 1875W motor, three attachments (concentrator, diffuser, comb), three temperature settings and two airflow speeds plus a cool shot. Automatic shut-off and ionic frizz control, suited to all hair types including curly hair.

About this product

Blown Away is Wavytalk’s ionic ceramic dryer built around a 1875W motor for everyday drying and curl-friendly finishing. It comes with three attachments—concentrator, diffuser, and comb—so you can narrow airflow for smooth sections, diffuse curly or wavy hair, or comb through while you dry. Three temperature settings and two airflow speeds plus a cool shot let you step heat and air separately, and automatic shut-off plus ionic frizz control round out the safety and finish features.

Curly-hair buyers often reach for the diffuser first, then switch to the concentrator for roots or bangs. The comb attachment is meant for controlled drying while detangling light knots. Ionic output is framed as frizz control across hair types, not as a miracle “damage-free” claim—use the heat and speed that match your density and leave a cool shot for setting the shape.

In this lineup, Blown Away is the primary hair dryer. If you want dry-and-style in one pass for travel lengths, compare the dual-voltage jet dryer brush under Hot-Air Brushes. If you already dry with a wand or flat iron next, this dryer stays the high-wattage drying tool; the multi-styler and the curling tools handle shaping after moisture is mostly gone.

Pros

• Attachment trio covers smooth drying, curl diffusion, and comb-assisted passes.
• Separate heat and speed steps plus cool shot give more control than single-dial dryers.
• Diffuser included for curly and wavy hair.

Cons

• A full-size dryer is not a dual-voltage travel mini; see the jet dryer brush for 110–240V travel drying.
• Attachments add storage bulk compared with a bare pistol dryer.
• Ionic frizz control still depends on heat choice and product prep—not a substitute for technique.

Who it suits

Blown Away suits anyone who dries their hair at home most days and wants one dryer that can both smooth and define curls. Curly and wavy hair gets the diffuser; thick hair that needs taming gets the comb attachment, which Wavytalk describes as the one for smoothing and straightening dense, unruly lengths. The concentrator is for targeted smoothing, such as roots and bangs.

It is not the travel pick. The Classic Rose Gold version is rated at 125V with no dual-voltage claim, so if you need a dryer for 220–240V countries, look at the Dual Voltage Jet Dryer Brush instead.

How to use it

1. Towel-dry first so the dryer isn't working through dripping hair.
2. Take out the bulk of the moisture on the higher of the two speeds with a middle heat setting, keeping the dryer moving.
3. For a smooth finish, clip on the concentrator and work section by section from the roots down.
4. For curls, switch to the diffuser and the lower speed, cup each section in the bowl and hold rather than tousle.
5. Finish with the cool air option to set the shape before you put the dryer down.

Care and storage

The automatic shut-off is there to stop overheating, but it isn't a reason to leave the dryer running on the counter. Let it cool, then loop the 360° swivel cord loosely instead of winding it tight around the handle, and keep the three attachments together so the diffuser doesn't get lost at the back of a drawer.

What's in the box

The dryer plus three attachments: concentrator, diffuser and comb. Wavytalk lists a 1-year warranty for this model (QL-5917BDC).

Key specs

• 1875W ionic ceramic dryer.
• Three attachments: concentrator, diffuser, and comb.
• Three temperature settings and two airflow speeds.
• Cool shot for setting style.
• Automatic shut-off.
• Ionic frizz control for all hair types including curly hair.
• Diffuser aimed at curly and wavy finishing.
• The main full-size dryer in the lineup, next to the hot-air brush and styling tools.

FAQ

Can I take Blown Away abroad?

Not as a dual-voltage dryer. The Classic Rose Gold version is rated at 125V and makes no dual-voltage claim. For 110–240V travel, the jet dryer brush is the Wavytalk option built for it.

How hot does it get?

Wavytalk lists a maximum of 420°F across three temperature settings, with two airflow speeds that include a cool air option.

Which attachment should I use for curly hair?

The diffuser. Wavytalk describes it as the attachment that reduces frizz while defining natural curls and waves.

Are the other colors the same dryer?

They are sold under the same Blown Away name. The specs on this page come from the Classic Rose Gold version that the Shop now button opens; the other colors are the extra buttons on the product card.