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"   \u00A0 The latest tress tech trend in the States is for hands-free hairdryers, with brands like Calista Tools making waves in New York. The dryer, with adjustable diffuser, sits on a stand placed on a flat surface and once you&amp;#039;ve set your temperature and air force your hands are free for styling. While you can get one-size-fits-all stands for hairdryers here (there are options with varying reviews on Amazon.co.uk), this &amp;#039;innovative&amp;#039; Hands-Free Home Salon Blow Dryer (QVC.com) can be used in the traditional way or free-standing making it harder working that your average dryer. Initially we were filled with ideas of life-changing beauty routines. Perfect for lazy girls, or non-lazy girls with labour-intensively thick hair, you can aim the hands-free dryer at your locks and get on with your business \u2013 be that barrelling your hair for salon-worthy shape or getting to work on your smart phone. But when it comes to styling the roots, we fear it will leave your hair flat and, or, frizzy. Eek! Unless you contort yourself downwards so it aims at the crown of your head. But that klinda defeats the object. Personally we&amp;#039;re more excited about the news of Dyson developing a &amp;#039;silent&amp;#039; hairdryer. What do you think? Will this rock your locks or is it a gimmick? Tweet us @CosmopolitanUK. RIHANNA AND MILEY&amp;#039;S NEW BEAUTY LOOKS CELEBRITY HAIRSTYLE OF THE DAY COSMO&amp;#039;S BEAUTY BUY OF THE DAY "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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