ghd Duet Blowdry reviewers praise volume and smooth results in £239.99 deal (cloned)

A premium hair styling tool is attracting praise from customers who say it has made getting a smooth, voluminous blow dry at home much easier. The ghd Duet Blowdry is currently available in a limited-time Amazon deal, with the white version reduced to £239.99 from £379.

The ghd Duet Blowdry hair dryer brush is currently 37 per cent off, giving shoppers a £139.01 saving against the stated RRP. The offer applies specifically to the white version. Black and pink versions are also available, but were not discounted at the time of writing.

One reviewer described the ghd Duet Blowdry as “expensive but definitely worth it in my view”, saying their hair normally becomes a little frizzy when using a heated brush, but that this was not the case with the ghd. Their verdict was simple: “My hair looks great when I’ve used it.”

Another customer went even further, calling it the “best brush ever” and saying it had been a good investment for their fine hair because it gives them noticeably more volume. They did point out that understanding how to use the tool is important for getting the desired results, although they found it easy to use after a few attempts. See the ghd Duet Blowdry deal

The appeal of the ghd hair dryer brush is that it combines drying and styling in one tool, meaning there is no need to juggle a separate hair dryer and round brush. It is designed to be used directly on wet hair and aims to take hair through to a finished blow dry in a single styling routine.

ghd says its Heat-Air Xchange technology maintains an optimum wet-to-dry temperature of 120C, while sensors monitor the temperature 400 times a second. The brand says this is designed to deliver no heat damage while transforming wet hair into a smooth blow dry, although individual results will naturally depend on hair type and how the tool is used.

The Duet Blowdry has an elliptical-shaped barrel plate designed to create volume close to the roots, while heated bristles are arranged in a lattice formation to help the hair glide through the tool without tangling. ghd says this can produce up to three times more volume and 50 per cent more shine, alongside less frizz and fewer flyaways.

For anyone who likes a bouncy blow dry, the shape is particularly relevant. Rather than simply flattening the hair, the ghd blow dry brush is designed to lift at the roots and create movement through the lengths, making it possible to work towards a fuller finish without using a separate styling brush.

ghd also claims the finished style can last for up to 24 hours, with up to 50 per cent more humidity resistance. That is intended to help the hair retain its shape for longer, although the longevity of any blow dry will depend on factors including hair type, styling technique and the conditions it is exposed to.

There is a learning curve, according to another reviewer. One customer said the tool works best on damp rather than soaking-wet hair and warned that those with thick hair may need longer to dry it. They nevertheless said their hair was left “lovely and shiny” and described it as a great product, while acknowledging that it is expensive. Shop the ghd Duet Blowdry

ghd's own suggested technique involves applying its Volume Forever product to wet hair before taking large sections and using the Duet Blowdry to pre-dry the hair to around 80 per cent. The tool is then glided from roots to ends two or three times until dry, before the hair is rolled and glided around the heated barrel to finish the blow dry.

At £239.99, this is still a significant investment for a hair styling tool, even with the £139.01 saving. It is also worth checking the selected colour before purchasing, as the white version is the one currently carrying the deal, while the black and pink versions were not reduced at the time of writing.

For anyone who regularly spends time drying and styling their hair separately, the ghd Duet Blowdry at £239.99 offers a two-in-one approach, with reviewers particularly impressed by the combination of volume, shine and reduced frizz. The feedback also suggests that taking a little time to learn the technique could be key to getting the best results.