The Panasonic EH-NA0J hair dryer counts on nano technology to moisturize our heads

Although Panasonic suffers from a lack of awareness in the beauty market, the Japanese manufacturer is not inactive. It is now launching a new hair dryer still equipped with nanoe technology, its flagship technology.

Called EH-NA0J, the device is designed to dry hair without damaging its structure. This is where nanoe technology comes in, capable of drawing moisture from the air to extract water particles. The size of a nanometer, these particles would be projected towards the hair to penetrate it and deeply hydrate it. Who says hydration, then says reduction of frizz and increased shine of the hair.

Created in 2015 by Panasonic, nanoe technology is slightly redesigned on this new hair dryer. It is now called nanoe MOISTURE+ and Mineral and generates 18 times more particles than the old EH-NA63 model. Added to this is the action of zinc, which aims to maintain hydration by preventing the hair cuticles from opening and creating split ends and frizz.

On the practical side, the Panasonic hair dryer has three blowing powers. If the manufacturer announces four modes, three actually exist. An alternating hot and cold mode dries gently and helps fix hairstyles. A scalp care function reduces the power of the air flow and maintains the temperature at 60°C. The third mode for tip care, the most questionable, simply consists of activating the alternative mode and power 1. The last mode, dedicated to skin care, is designed to dry and moisturize the face and produces a breath between 30 and 40°C. Obviously, we are not able to verify these claims, which seem surprising to say the least.

Finally, two tips are delivered with the Panasonic EH-NA0J: the concentrator and the diffuser. Already available, the hair dryer is sold at a price of €289.