The smells that come from hair dryers when we first use them, which worry us, are not actually as scary as we think.

The smell that comes when we first open the blow dryers we bought with excitement, kills our excitement and leaves us wondering if they are broken, if they sold us a used product, or if it gets worse with use.

Don't think badly right away.

There's no real reason for you to be so stressed or to think about bad things. This is completely normal and will go away soon after you start using it.

So what is the reason for this smell that bothers us?

The reason for the smell that comes from blow dryers when they are first turned on is the protective chemicals contained in the materials and electronic products used in the production of blow dryers.

To be more specific, the odor is caused by the resistance wire and mica used in the production process of blow dryers. Resistance wire is the name given to the resistance wires used in the process that converts electrical energy into heat. Due to the protective chemicals contained in the resistance wire and mica, the blow dryer emits an unpleasant odor when first used. However, the odor from these chemicals is temporary. As you continue to use the blow dryer, this odor will gradually diminish over a period of one to ten days. If the odor persists for more than one week to ten days, we recommend having your blow dryer inspected.

Don't forget to take advantage of our free maintenance service to use your machines safely and for a long time.