How do I use a hair dryer in Madagascar?

Malagasy power outlet

Will my blowdryer work in Madagascar?

First check that your hair dryer can handle the voltage in Madagascar:

If not then you can either:

  • Use a power converter (or voltage transformer) - this will enable you to use your existing hair dryer and other applicances with a 127 volt Malagasy power outlet, however this is noticeably heavier, bulkier and more expensive than a dedicated travel hair dryer. A voltage transformer changes the voltage but won't change the shape of the plug on your hair dryer to fit in the power outlet used in Madagascar, therefore check that the voltage transformer includes a power adapter for Madagascar otherwise you will need to bring another power adapter. Please note - your own existing hair dryer might not be suitable for travelling and you could risk potential damage in transit. [13] [AD]
Warning: If your hair dryer won't handle the 127 volts used in Madagascar you run the potential risk of an electrical fire hazard, a blown fuse or damage to your hair dryer. Before attempting to use your hair dryer in Madagascar please check the instruction manual first to ensure safe operation.

Using a hair dryer in Madagascar

Will my hair dryer work in Madagascar?

This depends on if your hair dryer can operate using the 127 volt power outlets in Madagascar:

Will my American hair dryer work in Madagascar?

The instructions on this page assume that you're a reader from America visiting Madagascar and will provide guidance for using your US hair dryer with a Malagasy power outlet.

Best travel hair dryers for Madagascar

Choosing the best blow dryer for Madagascar

Dual voltage switch on a travel hair dryer

Choosing the best blow dryer for Madagascar

When looking for the best hair dryer choose a sturdy but light dual-voltage dryer that will operate with a 127 volt Malagasy power outlet power outlet, has a long power cable, a folding handle and an ALCI safety plug. For drying thicker hair buy a dryer with a faster 1600+ watt dryer and included diffuser.

9 tips for buying a blow dryer

  1. A hair dryer needs to be dual voltage to operate in Madagascar.
  2. Modern blow dryers could feature a 'cool shot' button for quickly cooling down the hair after drying to hold a style but this option is missing in more compact models.
  3. Don't get the cheapest dryer; as well as safety concerns there is also a greater chance that the dryer could fail during travelling abroad due to a flimsy construction.
  4. Try to look for lightweight travel hair dryers which are durable enough to survive being transported in luggage, models with a folding handle mean more space.
  5. Safe travel hair dryers include 'ALCI' safety plugs which will minimise the risk of overloading and starting electrical fires - models are identified with the two 'test' and 'reset' switches found on the plug.
  6. If you have thicker hair then you might need a travel blow dryer with a more powerful motor - a higher wattage ceramic model which includes a diffuser will dry hair much faster to avoid damage.
  7. The best travel hair dryers for styling will allow you to change the speed and temperature settings with high and low options - slower speeds with lower temperatures prevent damage to hair and faster hotter speeds will quickly dry hair.
  8. Hotel rooms in Madagascar might have a fixed mirror positioned some distance away from the nearest power outlet which could make it hard to style hair, therefore when buying a travel hair dryer find the lengthiest power cord possible.
  9. Rather than looking for expensive 3rd party attachments it might be more convenient and cheaper purchasing a dryer that includes a concentrator and diffuser.
Which is the best dual voltage hair dryer with diffuser for Madagascar?

Hot Tools 1044 Ionic Travel Dryer with bundled diffuser and concentrator

Which is the best dual voltage hair dryer with diffuser for Madagascar?

  • The X5 Superlite Ceramic Ionic has a 1600 watt motor with a 1.65 metre power cord, it is supplied with a tourmaline diffuser but lacks cool shot.
  • The Hot Tools 1044 Ionic Travel Dryer features a generous 1.82 metre power cord for greater freedom when drying with an ALCI safety plug and a removable filter for easy cleaning. With a strong 1875 watt motor it includes a cool shot button making it perfect for drying thicker hair.

Both ionic travel hair dryers include both concentrator and diffuser with strong motors to make them the best hair dryers for thick hair. Each dryer is light and folds up to pack in a carry-on bag and only require a cheap plug adapter for Madagascar to fit into a Malagasy power outlet.  [14] [14] [15] [AD]

Which is the best mini folding travel hair dryer with dual voltage?

BaBylissPRO Tourmaline Titanium with folding handle and concentrator

Which is the best mini folding travel hair dryer with dual voltage?

  • If you want to dry fine and thin hair on the go then a ceramic 1200 watt Conair MiniPRO is the most affordable mini ionic blowdryer available on the market.
  • For a folding hairdryer which is lightweight enough to transport in a handbag then a 10.5oz BaBylissPRO Tourmaline Titanium is recommend. With a removable filter and tourmaline outlet that emits infrared heat for a shinier finish this dryer has options typically reserved for bulkier models.

Both are dual voltage mini hair dryers and when used along with the right plug adapter for a Malagasy power outlet they should work in Madagascar and fold conveniently making them small enough to be carried around all day for drying on the go. Both include a concentrator, have 1.5 metre power cords and a twin speed motor.  [16] [16] [17] [AD]

Which is a good blow dryer for thick hair?

Thicker hair can take much longer to dry and will be difficult to do so without your hair turning frizzy. The best option for thick hair will be an ionic blow dryer and for curly thick hair we suggest a diffuser as both are able to manage and dry hair smoothly. Either an Hot Tools 1044 Ionic Travel Dryer or the X5 Superlite Ceramic Ionic are suitable because they both have powerful motors, ionic outlets and bundled diffusers - avoid buying a blow dryer with a motor less powerful than 1600 watts as it will struggle to dry thicker hair.  [14] [15] [AD]

Which is a good compact dual voltage travel hair dryer with cool shot?

Berta Folding Hair Dryer with folding handle

Which is a good compact dual voltage travel hair dryer with cool shot?

  • Using a strong two speed 1875 watt motor and removable filter the Conair Compact Styler includes a cool shot button which can will quickly cool hair down.
  • The Berta Folding Hair Dryer also has cool shot, a tourmaline ceramic outlet meaning safer drying, twin heat settings, a longer 1.8 metre power cord and comes with a concentrator attachment.

Each model is folding, includes an ALCI safety plug which prevents power overloads and support dual voltage making both perfect for visiting Madagascar in carry on luggage when used along with a power adapter for a Malagasy power outlet.  [18] [18] [19] [AD]

Best hair dryers for travel

What is the best travel hair dryer to buy for Madagascar?

Conair
MiniPRO
This compact hair dryer incorporates a folding handle, two heat settings, and two speed settings, aiming to accommodate various hair types. The long power cord and dual voltage make it convenient for travellers.
BaByliss
PRO
https://www.amazon.com/BaBylissPRO-Titanium-Bambino-Compact-Dryer/dp/B0068SZ7UG?crid=2DINB36JPL4Y8&keywords=BaBylissPRO+Nano+Titanium+Travel&qid=1695049039&s=beauty&sprefix=babylisspro+nano+titanium+travel%2Cbeauty%2C159&sr=1-8&linkCode=ll1&tag=wikiconnections-20&linkId=e8c6666d23ce4b94dacd3eebe6ee2e52&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Conair
Compact
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HB2ZRNJ?&linkCode=ll1&tag=wikiconnections-20&linkId=0d63bbe1932e337ac284cff97127f87f&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Berta
Folding
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XWV3K4L?&linkCode=ll1&tag=wikiconnections-20&linkId=8917b03d1d32d516d8d91e80a2c879c3&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
X5
Superlite
https://www.amazon.com/Revlon-Technolgy-Convenience-Worldwide-Included/dp/B00M8BDQXW?dchild=1&keywords=X5+Superlite+1600W+Dual+Voltage+Ceramic+Ionic+Travel+Dryer&qid=1624444396&sr=8-3&linkCode=ll1&tag=wikiconnections-20&linkId=1d77c57773d2348052a5461909efc53b&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Hot Tools
1044
https://www.amazon.com/Hot-Tools-Professional-Ht1044-Folding/dp/B003A1DWRO/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1506767312&sr=1-1&keywords=Hot+Tools+Professional+Ht1044+Ionic+1875+Watt+Travel+Dryer+with+Folding+Handle+and+Dual+Votage&linkCode=ll1&tag=wikiconnections-20&linkId=e4d6cd8511a014951b16d43f9ec3a809
Class Mini Compact Compact with diffuser
Works in Madagascar Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Works in US Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Dual voltage Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Watts 1200 1000 1875 1875 1600 1875
Folds Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Ceramic Yes Yes Yes Yes
Ionic Yes Yes Yes Yes
Tourmaline Yes Yes Yes
Infrared Yes
Speed settings 2 2 2 2 2 2
Heat settings 1 1 1 2 1 1
Cool shot Yes Yes Yes
Removable filter Yes Yes
Concentrator Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Diffuser Yes Yes
ALCI safety plug Yes Yes Yes Yes
Cord length 1.52m 1.52m 1.52m 1.8m 1.65m 1.82m
Color
Buy Buy Buy Buy Buy Buy

Original testing and suitability of hair dryer models was compiled 2017, subsequent updates performed monthly - last updated September 2023.

Madagascar power outlets and plug sockets

What electrical frequency is used with a Malagasy power outlet?

The frequency used in a Malagasy power outlet is 50 Hz. [20]

What is the mains voltage in Madagascar?

The normal residential voltage used in Madagascar is 127 volts.

Which plug adapter do you need to use a hair dryer in Madagascar?

There are five types of power outlets used in Madagascar, types D, C, E, J and K with the primary power outlets being type D:

  • Plug Type C - This wall outlet (known as the Europlug) is recognised by the two circular adjacent holes next to each other where the twin plug socket pins slide into.
  • Plug Type D - You can identify this wall outlet by 3 circular holes in a triangle shape for live, neutral and earth pins.
  • Plug Type E - You can identify this power outlet by two adjacent holes with a long metal grounding pin protruding from the top to form a triangular pattern.
  • Plug Type J - You can recognise the squashed hexagon shaped power outlet by 3 holes in a triangle configuration.
  • Plug Type K - This wall outlet (also called a type K power outlet) can be identified by the three large holes forming a triangular pattern for the live, neutral and earth pins.

A suitable power adapter to bring for using a 127 volt hair dryer in Madagascar is a Type D power adapter - read the step by step guide below for full details of how to use a plug adapter for Madagascar. Note that unless you that have a dual voltage hair dryer you might also need to bring a voltage converter.  [6] [21] [AD]

Which plug adapter do you need to use a hair dryer in Madagascar?

Dual voltage hair dryers

How can you tell if your hair dryer is dual voltage?

Dual voltage hair dryer

How can you tell if your hair dryer is dual voltage?

An easy way how to tell if your hair dryer can support a dual voltage outlet is to look for either a sticker or numbers printed on the plug, base or handle. The location will vary depending on the make and model of your hair dryer, it should also be written on the box or in the instruction manual. Some dual voltage hair dryers will change automatically but other hair dryers will feature a button which allows you to change between different voltages depending on which country you are visiting.

  • A specific number such as 110V indicates a single voltage hair dryer. If this number matches the 127 volts used in Madagascar then you should be able to use your hair dryer with a Malagasy power outlet.
  • A small voltage range with a dash such as 100-120V also indicates a single voltage hair dryer which can accomodate small voltage fluctuations. If the 127 volts used in a Malagasy power outlet falls within the range shown on your hair dryer then you should be able to use it in Madagascar.
  • A larger range separated with a slash such as 100/240V indicates a dual voltage hair dryer capable of being used in Madagascar or any other country.

How do I use a dual voltage hair dryer in Madagascar?

  1. Ensure that you are have a dual voltage hair dryer and it will work with a 127 volt power socket.
  2. If the dryer is dual voltage then make sure it is set to work in the 100-127V range. This is normally found on the handle or base of the hair dryer and requires a coin or screwdriver to switch.
  3. Plug your hair dryer into the correct power adapter for Madagascar, then plug in the power adapter into the Malagasy power outlet.
  4. The hair dryer can now be used with a Malagasy power outlet.
  5. It's common on travel hair dryers which originated from a country that operates with 220-240V to blow slower than usual when plugged into a power outlet that supplies 100-127 volts.

How do you change the voltage on a travel hair dryer?

  1. Most models of dual voltage hair dryers have either a dial or switch which selects between 2 voltages however some hair dryers can automatically detect the voltage from a Malagasy power outlet.
  2. This dial or switch needs a screwdriver or coin to change the dryer to the correct voltage between the 110v-120v range or the 220v-240v range.
  3. As well as switching this over it is worth noting down the 2 switch positions because the painted numbers can occasionally rub off on certain models of travel hair dryer.

Travelling to Madagascar with a hair dryer

Can I pack a hair dryer in my carry on to Madagascar?

Folding travel hair dryer with cord wrapped for carry on

Can I pack a hair dryer in my carry on to Madagascar?

According to the TSA guidelines for hair dryers there are no restrictions when carrying a mains powered blow dryer in your carry on luggage through airport security in the United States. The TSA also recommends that you should verify that your airline that is taking you to Madagascar will allow hair dryers onboard and that it will fit in the overhead bin or underneath the seat of the airplane. Packing the hair dryer in a dedicated heat resistant protective travel hair dryer case leaves it easily accessible by airport security checks, it can be packed away quickly avoiding a tangle of cords in your carry on luggage (the TSA advices wrapping cords tightly around hair dryers). If you intend to pack fragile or expensive blow dryers in your hand held luggage then it is advisable to use hard carry on luggage as this provides the greatest protection against knocks and drops during transit.   [22] [23] [24] [AD]

Is it better to bring a domestic hair dryer or a travel hair dryer to Madagascar?

It is preferable to bring a dual voltage travel hair dryer instead of bringing an existing domestic blow dryer to Madagascar as it ensures that it will work with the 127 volt power outlets used with a Malagasy power outlet (as long as you use the correct power adapter for Madagascar). Travel hair dryers normally feature a collapsible handle and are lighter which helps reduce the size and weight when packed in travellers luggage compared to bringing a domestic hair dryer.

It is also worth concidering that packing your expensive domestic hair dryer might put it at risk due to potential damage or loss in transit by airline baggage handlers in Madagascar. The costs involved in replacing an expensive specialised blow dryer in Madagascar could be more than purchasing a cheap dual voltage travel hair dryer [2] and a suitable travel hair dryer case before setting off .  [23] [AD]

Are there hair dryers in hotel rooms in Madagascar?

Hotel hair dryer

Are there hair dryers in hotel rooms in Madagascar?

Depending on the hotel and class of the accommodation a hair dryer might be available in the room, either packed in a bedroom cupboard, wardrobe or drawer, found in the bathroom or could be a slower air hose type. If staying in budget motels, hotels and hostels a communal hair dryer might be offered at reception, however that could involve waiting in turn for other guests. If you are uncertain about the hotel hairdryer policy then either check on the hotel web site or call ahead to your hotel in Madagascar to find out what is available for guests. Hotel hair dryers are usable but are typically basic models with no diffuser, notorious for low heat and slow air speeds. Those worried about hygiene should remove grime from other guests on a communal hair dryer as room service might not have removed it when cleaning the room.

Guests who don't want to take a chance that a suitable or germ-free hair dryer is available should put their mind at rest by bringing their own dual voltage travel hair dryer or telephone the hotel in Madagascar to check before packing.  [2] [AD]

Power converters for Madagascar

Do you need a converter in Madagascar to use a hair dryer?

The correct type voltage transformer (or power converter) will allow a hair dryer using a different voltage to operate with the 127 volt power outlet used in Madagascar. A power converter is more suited for travellers wishing to bring along their existing hair dryer, but it might be a lot cheaper to purchase a dedicated dual voltage travel hair dryer [2] than it is to buy a power converter. In addition, a travel hair dryer can be substantially smaller and lighter than a power converter making a travel hair dryer more suited for packing in luggage. [13] [AD]

What is the difference between a power adapter and a power converter?

Voltage converter

What is the difference between a power adapter and a power converter?

A heavy and expensive power converter transforms a 127 volt Malagasy power outlet to work with a non-127 volt hair dryer, whereas a more lightweight and cheaper power adapter (or plug adapter) changes the shape of the plug on your hair dryer to slot into a power outlet in Madagascar. [13] [AD]

How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type C power adapter

Instructions showing how to power a hair dryer in Madagascar by using a 2 pinned Type C travel adapter.

  1. Please make sure that the blow dryer is either a dual voltage travel hair dryer [2] or is compatible with a 127 volt power supply - but if it doesn't then do not attempt these instructions as you might create an electrical fire hazard, blow a fuse or damage your hair dryer. Some dual voltage travel blow dryers will sometimes have a switch to toggle between voltages, before using the hair dryer make sure you have set it to accept 127 volts - please consult the user guide to find out where this switch is found.
  2. If the plug on your hair dryer isn't the same shape as the outlet used in Madagascar you will need to bring a Type C plug adapter [4]. The Type C plug adapter is designed to adapt different plugs from other countries into a power outlet found in Madagascar simply by changing the shape of the plug, but it doesn't change the frequency or voltage of the hair dryer to work with a 127 volt supply.
  3. Insert the Type C plug adapter in the Malagasy power outlet. The power outlet, sometimes known as the Europlug, is recognised by the two round adjacent holes.
  4. Plug in your hair dryer into the Type C plug adapter.
  5. Switch on the Malagasy power outlet. Your hair dryer can now be powered on. [AD]
How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type C power adapter

How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type D power adapter

How to use your hair dryer in Madagascar with a Type D power charger.

  1. Ensure that your hair dryer is either a dual voltage travel hair dryer [2] or works with a 127 volt power supply - but if it doesn't then do not continue as you could create an electrical fire hazard, damage your hair dryer or blow a fuse. Before using a travel hair dryer which can toggle between different voltages ensure the switch is set to accept 127 volts, please consult the owners manual to find out how to do this.
  2. You will need to bring a Type D plug adapter [6] if the shape of the power outlet used in Madagascar won't take the plug of your hair dryer. This Type D plug adapter will help fit different plugs from other countries for a power outlet used in Madagascar simply by changing the shape of the plug, however the adapter doesn't change the voltage of your hair dryer to work with a 127 volt outlet.
  3. Begin by inserting the Type D plug adapter in the wall outlet. This wall supply (called a Type D power outlet [5]) looks like three round holes forming a triangular pattern for live, neutral and earth pins.
  4. Next plug in the hair dryer into the Type D plug adapter.
  5. Turn on the Malagasy power outlet.
  6. The hair dryer can now be used in Madagascar. [AD]
How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type D power adapter

How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type E power adapter

How to use your hair dryer in Madagascar with a two prong Type E travel adapter.

  1. Check that your hair dryer is either a dual voltage travel hair dryer [2] or can work with a 127 volt power outlet but if not then don't proceed because you may damage your hair dryer, blow a fuse or create an electrical fire hazard. Before using a travel hair dryer which can toggle between different voltages ensure the switch is set to the 127 volt setting for use in Madagascar; refer to the instructions for more details on where this switch is found.
  2. You'll need to buy a Type E plug adapter [8] if the type of plug on your hair dryer isn't the same shape as the plug outlet used in Madagascar. This power adapter will convert plugs on appliances from other countries for use with an electrical outlet in Madagascar by changing the shape of the plug, but it doesn't change the frequency or voltage of the hair dryer to work with a 127 volt outlet.
  3. Start the process by taking the Type E plug adapter and plugging it into the Malagasy power outlet. The sunken circular power supply can be identified by two 4.8mm round holes 19mm adjacent to each other for live and neutral pins plus a single long metal grounding pin protruding from the top forming a triangle shape.
  4. Plug in your hair dryer into the Type E plug adapter.
  5. Switch on the Malagasy power outlet. The hair dryer can now be used in Madagascar. [AD]
How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type E power adapter

How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type J power adapter

A step-by-step guide showing you how to power a hair dryer in Madagascar by using a Type J power charger.

  1. Check that your hair dryer is either a dual voltage travel hair dryer [2] or can work with a 127 volt power outlet but if not then don't proceed because you may damage your hair dryer, blow a fuse or create an electrical fire hazard. Before using a travel hair dryer which can toggle between different voltages ensure the switch is set to the 127 volt setting for use in Madagascar; refer to the instructions for more details on where this switch is found.
  2. You'll need to buy a Type J plug adapter [10] if the type of plug on your hair dryer isn't the same shape as the plug outlet used in Madagascar. This power adapter will convert plugs on appliances from other countries for use with an electrical outlet in Madagascar by changing the shape of the plug, but it doesn't change the frequency or voltage of the hair dryer to work with a 127 volt supply.
  3. Start the process by taking the Type J plug adapter and plugging it into the Malagasy power outlet. You can identify this hexagon shaped wall supply by 3 circular holes in a triangular shape for live, neutral and earth pins.
  4. Next plug in the hair dryer into the Type J plug adapter.
  5. Turn on the Malagasy power outlet.
  6. The hair dryer can now be used in Madagascar. [AD]
How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type J power adapter

How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type K power adapter

Instructions on how to power a hair dryer in Madagascar by using a 2 pinned Type K travel adapter.

  1. Please make sure that the blow dryer is either a dual voltage travel hair dryer [2] or is compatible with a 127 volt power supply - but if not then don't attempt these instructions because you may damage your hair dryer, blow a fuse or create an electrical fire hazard. Some dual voltage travel blow dryers might sometimes have a switch to toggle between voltages, before using the hair dryer make sure you have set it to accept 127 volts, refer to the user guide for more details on where this switch is located.
  2. If the plug on your hair dryer isn't the same shape as the outlet used in Madagascar you will need to bring a Type K plug adapter [12]. The Type K plug adapter will help fit different plugs on appliances from other countries into an electrical outlet found in Madagascar by changing the shape of the plug, but it doesn't change the frequency or voltage of the hair dryer to work with a 127 volt supply.
  3. Begin by inserting the Type K plug adapter in the Malagasy power outlet. You can recognise the power outlet by 3 holes in an inverted triangle configuration and the bottom hole being semicircular in shape.
  4. Plug in your hair dryer into the Type K plug adapter.
  5. Switch on the Malagasy power outlet. Your hair dryer should now be ready to be turned on. [AD]
How to use a hair dryer in Madagascar using a type K power adapter

See also

  1. Wikipedia - Malagasy Wikipedia page
  2. Amazon - dual voltage travel hair dryer
  3. iec.ch - Type C power outlet
  4. Type C plug adapter - An unearthed Europlug Type C travel adapter with two 4mm rounded pins placed 19mm apart, designed to fit a variety of sockets commonly used across Europe, including Italy, France, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Croatia and Iceland..
  5. iec.ch - Type D power outlet
  6. Type D plug adapter - A BS-546 compliant, Type D electrical adapter featuring a grounded 3-prong plug, widely used in South Asian countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka..
  7. iec.ch - Type E power outlet
  8. Type E plug adapter - A CEE 7/5 socket and CEE 7/6 plug compliant Type E adapter designed with a focus on safety, featuring two round pins and an earthing hole. Ideal for use in the France, Belgium, Poland and several African nations..
  9. iec.ch - Type J power outlet
  10. Type J plug adapter - This 3-pin Type J travel adapter adheres to the Swiss SN 441011 standard, offering grounded connectivity for safe electrical use in Switzerland and Liechtenstein..
  11. iec.ch - Type K power outlet
  12. Type K plug adapter - A Type K travel adapter enables you to power your foreign devices through Denmark's grounded, 3-pin outlets, compliant with the Danish Plug Equipment Section 107-2-D1 Standard..
  13. Power converter - Heavy-duty power converters are designed to convert voltage levels between different electrical standards, shifting between 110V/120V and 220V/240V with both 50Hz and 60Hz, often incorporating safety features such as fuse protection and circuit breakers..
  14. Hot Tools Professional Ht1044 Ionic 1875 Watt Travel Dryer with Folding Handle and Dual Voltage - The appliance integrates a 1875-watt motor, targeting quick and effective hair drying. The folding handle is intended for easier storage and transport..
  15. X5 Superlite 1600W Dual Voltage Ceramic Ionic Travel Dryer - This hair dryer boasts a 1600-watt motor intended for efficient hair drying. The long 1.65-meter cable provides an extra layer of convenience for users who require mobility during use..
  16. BaBylissPRO Tourmaline Titanium Travel Dryer - With dual heat and speed settings, the device aims to cater to a variety of hair types. Its dual voltage capability, folding handle and lightweight design make it suited for international travel..
  17. Conair MiniPRO Folding Handle Tourmaline Ceramic Styler - This compact hair dryer incorporates a folding handle, two heat settings, and two speed settings, aiming to accommodate various hair types. The long power cord and dual voltage make it convenient for travellers..
  18. Berta 1875W Folding Hair Dryer Dual Voltage Blow Dryer Negative Ions Travel Dryer - This hair dryer features two speed and heat settings, dual-voltage and a foldable handle whilst equipped with an ALCI plug to help prevent electric shock..
  19. Conair 1875 Watt Compact Folding Handle Hair Dryer with Dual Voltage - This travel-ready hair dryer uses a high 1875-watt motor for efficient and rapid hair drying. Smart voltage technology adjusts to foreign voltage, maintaining heat and speed settings for convenience..
  20. Wikipedia - WikiPedia - Mains electricity by country -
  21. iec.ch - IEC World Plugs by location -
  22. tsa.gov - TSA guidelines for hair dryers -
  23. Hard case for travel hair dryer - Hard case designed for storing and protecting a hair dryer safely during travel in luggage.
  24. Hard carry on luggage - Example of hard cases, suitcases and luggage suitable for airline carry on.