The 12 Best Blow-Dryers Money Can Buy

This 2,000-watt ceramic dryer uses far-infrared heat (a uniform type of heat that penetrates strands) to dry hair quickly and evenly, while the comfortable ergonomic handle makes it easy to maneuver. "I like it because it tends to blow hard air, which I prefer over many of the new tourmaline dryers, which blow softer air," says hairstylist Adir Abergel. "The Elchim makes hair look fuller and sexier." Considering he's the man behind many of Reese Witherspoon's, Diane Kruger's, and Kristen Stewart's best red-carpet looks, we'll take his word for it.

For more on drying your hair:

• The 10 Commandments of a Salon-Quality Blowout (Without the Salon)

• How to Make Your Blowout Last All Week

• 10 Under $50: Blow-Dryers

• How to Pick the Right Hair-Dryer

• 10 Under $20: Heat Protectants