GHD Speed Hair Dryer - Black

This technology creates a halo of cool air around the central hot airflow. This innovative approach reduces the hair's temperature by 20°C compared to naturally dried hair, protecting the scalp and hair from excessive heat damage while still allowing for fast drying.

The intelligent memory function, when activated by the control lock button, recalls and locks in your last-used heat and speed settings. This allows you to switch the dryer on and immediately resume your personalized styling preferences.

Yes, the GHD Speed hair dryer offers multiple heat and speed settings, including lower options, making it suitable for various hair types. For finer hair, it is recommended to start with lower heat and speed settings and use the cool shot button to finish.

The GHD Speed hair dryer has been engineered in collaboration with professional stylists for optimal balance and ergonomics. The barrel and attachments stay cool-to-touch, allowing comfortable handling by the handle or slim barrel for extended styling sessions.

To clean the dryer, first ensure it is unplugged. Gently remove the rear filter grille, clear any dust or hair buildup, and wipe it with a dry cloth. Allow attachments to air dry if cleaned with a damp cloth.

The cool shot button provides a burst of cool air, which is essential for setting your hairstyle. It helps to lock in the style, add shine, and improve the longevity of your blow-dry.

The GHD Speed is designed to minimize heat damage through its ghd halo™ dual-airflow technology, which reduces hair temperature. No thermal damage was detected after 3 passes drying under specific professional testing conditions compared to naturally dried hair.

Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into a working outlet. Check if the appliance has an overheat protection switch that may have tripped; allow it to cool down for a few minutes before trying again.

Check the rear filter for blockages from dust or hair. Clean the filter as per the care instructions. Ensure no part of the cord or dryer body is obstructing the air intake.

This is likely due to the overheat protection feature. Ensure the air intake (rear filter) is clear and not blocked. Allow the dryer to cool down completely before attempting to use it again. Prolonged use on the highest settings might trigger this. Try using lower heat/speed settings.

Ensure the rear filter is clean and securely attached. A foreign object might be caught in the motor fan; if cleaning the filter does not resolve the issue, contact customer support.