PATTERN The Blow Dryer

In my personal experience this didnt work out for me because it isnt for my hair type. If you have fine wavy hair this wont work the best. The fan setting is too high even on the lowest setting and fine hair can get frizzy easily. If this had one more heat and fan setting it would be amazing. I really like the design and the fact the attachments click on. The cooling button is also great too since you dont have to keep pressing it. Unfortunately though the heat isnt the best and can vary through setting. This is a great dryer for coily and tighter curls but not for fine and wavy hair. Try it out for yourself but just keep these ideas in mind.

I have extremely thick and tectured hair. This hair dryer is so powerful but also gentle? I love it. It's also very sturdy and definitely feels like an object that was worth paying good money for. I can't get over how quickly my hair dries and how non-fried it looks when I'm done.

As a professional hairstylist 💇🏾‍♀️, I have both the Pattern Hair Dryer and the Dyson Supersonic, and I can honestly say they're both excellent tools—just designed with slightly different strengths. The Pattern Hair Dryer truly shines when it comes to curly and textured hair. It's thoughtfully designed with curls in mind, delivers consistent heat, and enhances natural definition while minimizing frizz. I've seen beautiful results on curly, coily, and kinky hair types, especially when the goal is hydration, shape, and controlled volume. It's powerful, but in a way that feels intentional and gentle on textured hair. The Dyson Supersonic is fantastic as well, and in my experience, it feels slightly more powerful overall. It dries hair quickly and efficiently, and I've seen the greatest success with straighter or less curly hair types, especially when aiming for sleek blowouts or smooth finishes. The airflow and temperature control are impressive, and it's definitely a high-performance tool that delivers professional results. If I had to sum it up: the Pattern dryer is exceptional for curly and textured hair, while the Dyson excels in speed, precision, and versatility across hair types. Both dryers are worth the investment, and having both in my professional toolkit allows me to choose the best tool based on my client's hair type and desired style. ⸻ If you want, I can also make a shorter version for Instagram, a luxury-sounding version, or a more technical stylist review with details like heat control, attachments, and client results.

The blow dryer attachments keep coming off when I was blow drying my hair. My hair is thick and I assumed it would be perfect because the blow dryer was made by a black women. This was very disappointing and this is an expensive dryer. I had to bring it back.

This is genuinely the best blow dryer I've ever used. It is absolutely worth it for the brush attachment alone. It takes me less time to dry my hair with less heat and my roots are actually dry by the end instead of damp. I've gotten my hair to stretch the most while using this and not once did it or did I even have to worry about the attachments coming off. Tried on both thick and thin 4C hair with no complaints or issues. If you're thinking about getting it, get it!!!