Parlux Alyon Hair Dryer – 1875 Watts

The Parlux Alyon — 1875W, 449g, 3,000-hour lifespan. The K-Advance Plus® DC motor delivers 84 m³/h airflow with Air Ionizer Tech and the patented Hair Free System (HFS). Made in Italy. The Moda Team Review: The Professional Standard for a Reason Parlux has been making professional hair dryers in Italy since 1977. The Alyon is their benchmark model — the one that became the reference point every other brand measures against. The reason is not marketing: it is the combination of a motor rated for 3,000 hours, a 9-foot cable engineered for full-day salon use, and a weight of 449g that you do not notice after a few hours of blowouts the way you notice heavier dryers. The Hair Free System (HFS) is a practical feature that matters more than it sounds: it captures and collects hair at the rear air intake before it enters the motor. Less hair in the motor means cleaner airflow, maintained efficiency, and a dryer that actually reaches its rated lifespan. The variable geometry heating element distributes heat evenly — no hot spots, no cold patches, consistent results across hair types. The ionic technology neutralises static and seals the cuticle as you dry. The result is hair that looks finished — not just dry. Key Specifications (Canadian model) Motor: K-Advance Plus® professional DC motor Power: 1875 watts Airflow: 84 m³/h Weight: 449g (0.99 lbs) Lifespan: 3,000 hours Cable: 9ft Settings: 2 speeds, 4 temperatures, cold shot button Includes: 2 concentrators Features: HFS (Hair Free System), Air Ionizer Tech, variable geometry heating element, anti-heating front body, antimicrobial silver powder treatment, built-in cable holder, soft switches, eco-friendly Moda Pro Tip The Alyon is compatible with the Parlux Magic Sense Diffuser (with adapter) for curly and wavy hair, and the Alyon Light Diffuser for volume work. For quieter operation, the My Melody Silencer attaches directly — a practical addition for anyone who blows out their hair before work. Use the cold shot button at the end of each section to lock the cuticle and lock in shine before releasing the brush. How To Use Section hair and work methodically through each section with a round brush. Hold the concentrator parallel to the hair shaft — not perpendicular — to direct airflow down the cuticle and reduce frizz. Finish each section with a blast of the cold shot button to seal the cuticle. Clean the rear filter regularly to maintain airflow efficiency and protect the motor.