People with curly, wavy, or permed hair who dry with a handheld dryer and want to diffuse airflow to reduce frizz and preserve curl shape — provided their dryer's nozzle accepts this attachment.

A bare dryer nozzle pushes a direct, concentrated air stream that can disrupt curl pattern and add frizz; this attachment spreads that airflow around sections of hair instead, which is the basic mechanism diffusers use to dry curls more gently.

The diffuser has no controls of its own — heat and speed settings depend on the dryer being used.

1. Attach the diffuser to the dryer's nozzle opening until secure.
2. Cup or nest small sections of damp, product-styled hair into the fingers.
3. Hold the dryer at the scalp or move it gently in small circular/scrunching motions, using a lower heat and airflow speed on the dryer itself to avoid disrupting curl formation.

As an add-on attachment rather than a complete tool, its value depends entirely on what dryer it's paired with.

Pros:

• Inexpensive way to add diffusing capability to a compatible dryer
• Finger design lifts hair for volume while diffusing
• Tourmaline component aimed at reducing static

Cons:

• Not usable on its own — needs a separate, compatible dryer sold separately
• "Universal fit" claim has at least one documented exception per BaBylissPRO's own listing
• Heat and airflow speed are controlled by the paired dryer, not the diffuser