History of hair dryer

The real prototype of the hair dryer began in the late 1880s. It was just a small brush that could not blow. The principle is similar to the garment ironing machine we know now. The material is made of porcelain, and the inside is filled with hot boiling water, so that the hair can be straightened by combing.

Inspired by the vacuum cleaner, the Frenchman Alexander invented the first hair dryer in 1890. Such a behemoth is obviously inappropriate for the home, so it can only be equipped in a few barbershops.

In 1930, England, a hair dryer was displayed at the annual White Fair. Its principle of use is that the customer sits under the hood, uses the cover gas to exhale hot air, and finally shapes the hair.

In 1930, another new style of hair dryer appeared. This helmet hair dryer uses the principle of blowing hot air to the head to dry the hairstyle, but it takes too long, which takes 2 hours.

In 1929, a device for drying hair was on display at a market in London's White City. It can adjust the wind direction according to the demand of the vertical mobile hair dryer. The reason why the hand-held hair dryer is not widely used is that the wind is too low.

A device called "Supreme" hair dryer was displayed at the 1932 Beauty Development Conference.

On September 20, 1932, Olympia, London, a woman was sitting in front of a hair dryer. She could control the heat ofIn 1930, a new style of hair dryer was invented. A device that looks like a headset but uses a heat lamp to generate heat to dry the hair has entered the public eye. Since both sides of the hair can be heated at the same time, it is very suitable for women with braids and curly hair that were popular at that time.

Around 1930, inventors began to combine a motor capable of generating heat with a fan, and invented a hand-held hair dryer, which looked very similar to modern hair dryers. However, it is not practical in terms of the process, technology, and drying effect at the time.

In the 1920s, this early fan-driven hair dryer was simple in design, with two temperature settings, and usually appeared in middle-class households. The United States released the first adjustable hand-held hair dryer.

On September 13, 1955, lightweight and convenient hand-held hair dryers became the mainstream of household use.

the hair dryer with a device in her hand. After the First World War, women's short hair became a fashion.