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Savage Hair Dryer, Kyoto Design
−58%
Beauty · Walmart

A Kyoto-design hair dryer that makes drying day feel like a ritual

Savage Hair Dryer, Kyoto Design

Savage's Kyoto Design hair dryer, for anyone who wants a stylish dryer that looks as good on the counter as it performs.

Deal score 6.4 · Great deal
$63.35$150.00 Walmart's regular price

You save $86.65 at Walmart

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Why it's a great deal

  • Walmart lists its regular price at $150.00: 58% off by its own figures
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Specs

Hair Dryer Type
Ionic Hair Dryers
Watts
1875 Watts
Hair Type
All Hair Types
Power Type
Corded Electric
Has Nrtl Listing Certification
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About the Savage Hair Dryer, Kyoto Design

The Savage Kyoto is a corded ionic hair dryer rated at 1875 watts and marketed for all hair types. Ionic dryers like this one aim to cut frizz and speed drying by neutralizing static, which puts it in the same class as mainstream salon-style dryers. It lacks an NRTL safety listing, a certification many US buyers look for on high-wattage appliances. With only a small set of ratings behind it, it is a niche pick rather than a proven workhorse.

Best forShoppers wanting an ionic dryer for frizz-prone hairBuyers who dry hair daily at homePeople who prefer a corded, full-size dryer over travel models
Pros
  • 1875 watts gives strong airflow for thick or long hair
  • Ionic design targets frizz and static
  • Marketed for all hair types, so no narrow use case
  • Simple corded setup with no battery to manage
Cons
  • No NRTL listing, so US electrical safety certification is unconfirmed

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Price facts

  • This deal was $63.35 at Walmart on Nov 10.
  • Lowest price today: $63.35 at Walmart (checked Nov 10, 2026).

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Few ratings, so long-term reliability is unproven
  • No published weight, cord length or heat and speed settings
  • Limited brand track record against established dryer makers

    • What reviewers say

    • 4.9 / 517 ratings

    Ratings are very high but come from a small group of 17 buyers, so treat the score as early feedback rather than a settled record.

    What people mention
    • Frizz controlPraisedBuyers who rate it highly credit the ionic drying with smoothing frizz.
    • Rating baseMixedThe strong score rests on only 17 ratings, so it says little about long-term reliability.

    Questions and answers

    Is the Savage Kyoto good for frizzy hair?
    It is an ionic dryer, a type built to reduce static and frizz. That suits frizz-prone hair, though results vary by hair type and technique.
    Does it have a safety certification?
    The listing states no NRTL listing. NRTL marks such as UL or ETL are what US buyers usually check on high-wattage appliances, so confirm with the seller before buying.
    What hair types is it for?
    Savage markets it for all hair types. At 1875 watts it has enough power for thick or long hair as well as everyday drying.
    Is it corded or cordless?
    It is corded electric, so it needs a wall outlet and has no battery to charge or replace.
    How does it compare with salon-brand dryers?
    It matches the typical 1875-watt ionic formula but lacks the documented settings, attachments and safety certification that established salon brands publish.