Mini Blast Ionic Blow Dryer Sephora Collection Review

I've done a lot of "little" weekend getaways this past summer and have wanted to pack as lightly as possible. That includes all the beauty gear! It's easy if your Hotel room comes with a hairdryer and if it does, it works in a superior manner, that's just one less thing to bring, correct?

Perhaps you're like my family, all of us packed into the room and waiting in line for the next person to be done using the blow dryer to use the blowdryer!

I found the cutest little blow dryer on the planet The Mini Blast
Highlights

The Mini Blast has two speeds and packs 280-degree Fahrenheit heat. It is compact but still delivers a 1200 watt power just like its full-size counterpart. This Mini Blast uses Negative Ion Technology that seals the hair's cuticles, this helps to eliminate any frizz. As pictured above, the Mini Blast comes with a concentrator nozzle and a diffuser attachment for usage control.

I also enjoyed the weightlessness in your hand and the feel of the Soft touch finish that resists scratching and gives it a non-slip grip and the color (rose-gold) is a bonus. it was priced fairly at $26.00 (weight is under one pound)

I recommend this Mini Blast distributed by Sephora for Sephora Collection. It worked very well, dried my hair quickly and I know it will be easily packed into a tote or a small piece of luggage or case.

***** 5 stars


This is not an ad for Sephora or Sephora Collection, this is a part of my personal belongings and this post was designed to give my jet-setting/traveling readers ideas for ease of travel.

Comments

  1. Decor To AdoreOctober 2, 2018 at 8:11 AM

    I am in the market for a new hairdryer and so appreciate this post.
    I hope you are enjoying a lovely October.
    Happy Tuesday,
    Laura

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    1. Beauty is A Lifestyle ThingOctober 3, 2018 at 7:50 PM

      Dear Laura, It is very warm here, Indian Summer 87 degrees! Yes this little hairdryer is teeny, but its perfect! Good Luck on your quest to find the best one for you! <3
      Have a great Fall!
      Mary

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