I tried Dyson’s newest blow-dryer to see how it measures up to the other Supersonic models and find out if its worth the premium price tag.

Anyone who knows me knows that I am a Dyson stan, through and through. I've been obsessed with my Dyson Airwrap ever since I first got it, and it's helped me style my hair in all of my different eras.

Dyson just released its newest innovative hair care tool with an insane new design: The Dyson Supersonic r™ hair dyer. The Supersonic r™ hair dryer was initially released as a product only available to professional hair stylists,

Dyson has announced the launch of its Supersonic r hair dryer to the public. Previously, the Supersonic r was only available to professional hair stylists, but the hair dryer will launch in the UK from 2nd April for £449.

Even the modern takes on dryers—yes, even the beloved Dyson Supersonic—have proven themselves challenging to my uncoordinated hands and weirdly short thumbs (don’t ask). I’m not saying that Dyson is expressly trying to lure me back to using a dryer that doesn’t have its own bristles,

Since its launch just over a year ago, Dyson’s upgraded Supersonic r hairdryer has only been available for purchase by salons and professional stylists. But today the company announced the styling tool will be available to everyone in the US starting tomorrow, and in April for those in Europe, according to a report by Yahoo.

Does Dyson’s newest hair dryer actually live up to the hype? A few months ago, I had a consultation at Yukie Natori New York Salon & Spa where a specialist told me I was doing everything wrong with my hair.

Popular hair dryer preserves scalp moisture, delivers silky locks. Lightweight design and powerful airflow cut drying time, despite premium price point.