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Product Overview
The Nano Titanium Travel Dryer has a foldable handle and dual voltage, making it the perfect choice for international travel. It has all the features you’d expect from a big BaBylissPRO, including Nano Titanium technology, a powerful 1000-watt motor and natural ion-generated shine.
BaBylissPro Nano Titanium Travel Dryer
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Compact DesignIt has all the features you’d expect from a big BaBylissPRO! |
Features & BenefitsUltra-lightweight design. Folding handle. Removable filter/stand. 2 heat/speed settings. |
Powerfully BuiltNano Titanium technology. 1000 watts. Dual voltage. |
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2018
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BEST TRAVEL BLOW DRYER EVER!! Tiny size with serious GUTS!
By Kate Mahoney on November 9, 2018
I am an avid international traveler with long straight hair that requires washing and blowing dry every single day. I owned another one of these for probably 15 years before it died and I immediately went out and bought another one because I loved it so much. My new one seems to work even better than my old one did! I have tried many travel blow dryers and for the tiny size, this packs the most blowing power of any on the market! You truly won't find a smaller blow dryer that gets the job done like this little guy. I don't trust hotel blow dryers so I ALWAYS take this with me period. I just got back from a 10 day trip to the northern coast of Spain and my hotel had a blowdryer than I didn't even touch. They're too wimpy! I just switched this over to 240V, plugged it in with a plain old adapter and dried dried dried! I have never ever blown a circuit breaker with this dryer and you don't need a transformer! Take it from a veteran traveler, this is THE BEST travel blow dryer you could ever hope to find. Buy it now, thank me later!
By Kate Mahoney on November 9, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2017
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2018
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Very compact but Powerful!
By Lisa on February 12, 2018
Adorable and powerful. I love my full sized Babyliss Pro blow dryer, but needed a travel sized dryer. I purchased a Conair and a Babyliss, and compared both to my full size Babyliss. This “mini mi” Babyliss blows the Conair out of the water and works just like its full sized big brother! I can’t believe something so tiny packs such a big punch!
By Lisa on February 12, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2015
1. Dual voltage dryers that have multiple speed/heat settings may not work on all settings once you convert to the Europe voltage. It's like a cruel trick. Here's this fabulous dryer, and it works over seas, but nothing about it's fabulousness will work over seas. Haha! This dryer promises that both of it's settings (high or low) will work.
2. There is much controversy over Ionic/non Ionic dyers. Allegedly, Ionic works fast and eliminates frizz, but possibly at the cost of volume and body. I went with this one not because I choose any side in this war of hair dryers, but because it seemed the only one that fit all my needs. Mainly that it be insanely light and tiny to justify my taking it all the way to Italy when there might be dryers in the hotels I'm staying in, anyway.
3. Many dryers call themselves light but aren't really.
4. You can spend hundreds of dollars for a dryer that is no hotter or stronger than one for less than $50. But the expensive one may last longer. (This I knew years ago when I finally got sick of buying a $35 dryer every year and bought, instead, a Super Solano and haven't had to buy one for... about a decade?)
Ok, so on to the review. This thing is miniscule. I have never seen a dryer so small. It's like a toy. See the photo. And it's about half a pound or even less. I was thrilled.
It's hot! Much hotter than I expected. There's no cool setting and no cool 'shot'. This is a bummer- not because I really put much stock into the whole, "sealing the cuticle" thing of the cool shot, but because after I dry my hair my head is hot and I like to cool it down. My hair is long. So after drying it's like a hot wig for a few uncomfortable minutes.
I used a moroccan oil only for hair product because my hair is kind of dry right now. I live in a zero humidity environment in the desert and had AC on and blasting while I dried my hair. And it was a little dry and sort of frizzy after I dried it. So I added some Rusk Shining and went on my way. I do attribute some of this to the dryer so in the future and on the trip I will use a blow out cream instead of the oil. It wasn't a big deal but it was notable. My usual dryer is not Ionic. But is ceramic so... maybe it wasn't the dryer.
So long as it does not burst into flames or break, and so long as the high setting really does work in Rome, I'd rate this dryer at 90%.
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Tiny Light Hot
By Jackie on March 29, 2015
I searched high and low for the absolute smallest, lightest hair dryer that yet would be the most powerful travel dryer that was dual voltage for a trip to Italy. Here's the key things I found in my ridiculously extensive research:By Jackie on March 29, 2015
1. Dual voltage dryers that have multiple speed/heat settings may not work on all settings once you convert to the Europe voltage. It's like a cruel trick. Here's this fabulous dryer, and it works over seas, but nothing about it's fabulousness will work over seas. Haha! This dryer promises that both of it's settings (high or low) will work.
2. There is much controversy over Ionic/non Ionic dyers. Allegedly, Ionic works fast and eliminates frizz, but possibly at the cost of volume and body. I went with this one not because I choose any side in this war of hair dryers, but because it seemed the only one that fit all my needs. Mainly that it be insanely light and tiny to justify my taking it all the way to Italy when there might be dryers in the hotels I'm staying in, anyway.
3. Many dryers call themselves light but aren't really.
4. You can spend hundreds of dollars for a dryer that is no hotter or stronger than one for less than $50. But the expensive one may last longer. (This I knew years ago when I finally got sick of buying a $35 dryer every year and bought, instead, a Super Solano and haven't had to buy one for... about a decade?)
Ok, so on to the review. This thing is miniscule. I have never seen a dryer so small. It's like a toy. See the photo. And it's about half a pound or even less. I was thrilled.
It's hot! Much hotter than I expected. There's no cool setting and no cool 'shot'. This is a bummer- not because I really put much stock into the whole, "sealing the cuticle" thing of the cool shot, but because after I dry my hair my head is hot and I like to cool it down. My hair is long. So after drying it's like a hot wig for a few uncomfortable minutes.
I used a moroccan oil only for hair product because my hair is kind of dry right now. I live in a zero humidity environment in the desert and had AC on and blasting while I dried my hair. And it was a little dry and sort of frizzy after I dried it. So I added some Rusk Shining and went on my way. I do attribute some of this to the dryer so in the future and on the trip I will use a blow out cream instead of the oil. It wasn't a big deal but it was notable. My usual dryer is not Ionic. But is ceramic so... maybe it wasn't the dryer.
So long as it does not burst into flames or break, and so long as the high setting really does work in Rome, I'd rate this dryer at 90%.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2017
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So small and useful!
By Buffy Summers on July 4, 2017
This hair dryer is so much smaller than I anticipated! I tested out the speeds and it seems like a great product. I'm a little worried it will be a little hotter than I'd like to use on my hair but since it's just for trips I think my hair will survive,
By Buffy Summers on July 4, 2017
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2017
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Top reviews from other countries
Lourdes Baroussse
Es una secadora muy practica !!
Reviewed in Mexico on September 11, 2021Verified Purchase
Vanna H.
Great dryer!
Reviewed in Canada on June 22, 2019Verified Purchase
AmazonCustomer
Powerful and sleek!
Reviewed in Canada on May 11, 2018Verified Purchase
ANDREA O.
Muy práctico para viajes
Reviewed in Mexico on July 28, 2020Verified Purchase
Jami Be
Práctica y bonita
Reviewed in Mexico on April 16, 2021Verified Purchase
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