Xtava Black Orchid Hair Diffuser - for Blow Dryers with 1.8 inch Diameter Nozzle

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A diffuser attachment is a must when drying naturally textured hair. A diffuser is a bowl-looking attachment you add to the end of your dryer to help evenly distribute the airflow to assist in frizz-free final results. Yeah, we couldn’t help but notice that the most common question asked about this diffuser is “does this fit (insert name of hair dryer here)?”. Third, we offer a great warranty. We know that our hair dryers are of the highest quality, and we want you to be able to use them with confidence. That’s why we offer a two-year warranty on all of our products. The Diva XXL Pro is another universal diffuser attachment. It has a large bowl that can accommodate a lot of hair, and it's not too shallow so is likely to help create good definition on both long and short hair.

I’ve used this diffuser hundreds of times by now. Still, I wanted to test it with the same routine as the other diffusers for the sake of consistency. It goes without saying you’ll want to measure the your dryer’s nozzle diameter so you get the right size. The end measuring an inch and half should be good for the diffuser. Top Tip: Take your time! The longer you can wait before glueing each magnet down, the better and easier it will be! Clearly smart design matters. Especially if the idea with any diffuser is to get gentle, warm air flow yet not disrupt your curl pattern. The only slight downside I found with this diffuser is the skinny prongs are the longest piece on the diffuser, so if you move around some of your curl clumps can slip out of the diffuser. Overall, found this to be a nice diffuser for the price! SegBeauty Upgraded Hair Diffuser ReviewBecause a girl’s gotta have her blowout, even if it’s D-I-Y at home! Xtava Pro hair dryer runs at 1875 watts with a built-in Cool Shot button to maximize your hairstyle, boost shine, and reduce frizz. With varying heat and wind settings, you’ll never leave the house again with a half-dried head of hair—whether it’s rough blow dry or defined blowout, you’ll get salon grade results every time

In an attempt to keep my comparisons similar, I used the same hair products each time that I tested a new diffuser. I also attempted to use the same product styling techniques and styling routine. This way, hopefully any changes in results I got on different days could be attributed to the diffuser. Hairdryer diffusers, on the other hand, delicately distribute the air so curls dry evenly, and without excess frizz. As I mentioned higher in this post, with the other diffusers I tested them all on the same hairdryer. This one only fits the Dyson hairdryer so keep in mind that there is that difference in my testing of this diffuser. I have used this diffuser many times since I got it in December, but I wanted to use it with the same routine that I used with the other dryers, for the sake of a more fair comparison.

Dyson Diffuser Review

Thanks to the size of the diffuser, I am able to get 1/4 of my hair at a time into the diffuser without it being ‘smushed’ or getting misshapen ends on my curls. In addition to not smashing my curls, the prongs on the outside being longer help hold your hair into the diffuser, I think.

Long cord– especially important if you have wavy or curly hair with all the moving about we do when diffusing!

Black Orchid Diffuser Hacks

Moderately Priced: The hair diffuser is priced well for what it is. After all, we curly girls aren’t using all the curling irons, flat irons and accessories. Why not invest in a diffuser that gives you better curls? So, now that we know there are two different types of Orchid diffusers, let’s talk about the voltage. As we mentioned before, the voltage of an Orchid diffuser depends on the model. AC diffusers typically have a voltage of 120 volts, while DC diffusers have a voltage of 24 volts. I also had a fair few followers testify that it's a great diffuser for short hair, too. I've used it on my mum's short hair, and she gets great volume with it!