#Airshot between the toes pro

What should you look for before buying a new hair dryer? Whether you're looking for the best ionic hair dryer or you've your eye on one of the best T3 hair dryers, here's what to keep an eye out for: I go to the gym for heavy weights I don’t want to be lifting them all day with my dryer.' And thirdly the weight of the hairdryer is key. I don’t want to overheat hair, but you need to know its there. 'Firstly it has to be powerful, there are lots on the market that just don’t have enough power to get through every different hair type. A controlled stream of air allows control of the hair.' Syd Hayes, Session Stylist to the stars and Babyliss Ambassador, looks for a few things when choosing a hair dryer.

For me, the most important part is the way the air meets the air. I also like a bit of weight, a long barrel and a good wide nozzle.

'But I love all of the tech to sit inside. 'I am old school when it comes to the shape of a dryer,' says Adam Reed (opens in new tab), celebrated hairdresser and founder of Adam Reed London and Arkive Headcare. The truth is that while most hair dryers look very similar, they weren't all created equal, and some will be better suited to your hair type and particular needs. Best energy-saving: Zuvi Halo, £329 (opens in new tab).

#Airshot between the toes pro

Best for thinning hair: Nicky Clarke Infrared Pro Hair Dryer, £129.99 | Amazon (opens in new tab).Best for ease: Bio:Ionic Volcanic MX 10X UltraLight Speed Dryer, £139 | Current Body (opens in new tab).Best budget-friendly: Tresemmé 2000 W Fast Hair Dryer, £14 | Argos (opens in new tab).Best for damaged hair: Cloud Nine the Airshot Hair Dryer, £119 | Very (opens in new tab).The ones the professionals love: Parlux Advance Light Ceramic Ionic Hair Dryer, £145 | Amazon (opens in new tab).Best for thick hair: Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer, £329.99 | .uk (opens in new tab).Best for fine hair: ghd Helios Dryer, £179 | (opens in new tab).Best for frizzy hair: T3 Cura Luxe Dryer, £245 | Current Body (opens in new tab).Best for travel: BaByliss Travel Pro Dryer, £45 | Babyliss (opens in new tab).Best for curly hair: Remington's Shine Therapy Pro Hair Dryer, £27 | Argos (opens in new tab).So if yours isn't cutting it then let us help you find the best hair dryers worth putting your trust in. (Much like the best hair straighteners and the best curling wands).

Your hair dryer is an at-home device that can make or break a hairstyle.