ghd Duet Blowdry Gift Set in Cherry Chic (US p721) review

The ghd Duet Blowdry Festive Gift Set in Cherry Chic is a U.S.-listed wet-to-dry hair-dryer brush package, not a conventional dryer with interchangeable nozzles. The exact ghd p721 route now lands on the black base-product page, so this assessment combines the still-visible U.S. p721 catalogue card with ghd's Cherry Chic campaign description and a U.S. retailer's itemized set listing. The voltage evidence conflicts, so this is a reference-only assessment—not a purchase recommendation. I have not used, owned or tested the set.

A brush-led tool, rather than a round-brush-and-dryer pair

The useful distinction is the appliance's shape and workflow. ghd describes the Duet Blowdry as an integrated 2-in-1 hair-dryer brush: airflow works with a heated elliptical barrel and bristles to dry and shape hair together. That differs from a conventional dryer body where you select a separate concentrator, diffuser or comb. The set's oval dressing brush is a grooming accessory; it is not an attachment for the appliance, and it does not make this a modular dryer kit.

The U.S. set listing describes a 248°F wet-to-dry barrel, two temperature sensors checking the barrel surface 400 times per second and a 30-minute automatic sleep mode. Those are manufacturer or seller-reported design details, not measurements from this review. They do not establish adjustable heat or speed choices, a cold-shot control, an automatic pause when set down, or setting memory. No exact p721 weight, wattage or cord length was confirmed, so those fields remain unknown rather than borrowed from a different Duet package.

What the Cherry Chic package adds

The official U.S. Wet-to-Dry collection names a separate Cherry Chic Duet Blowdry Festive Gift Set, while ghd's parent-company campaign describes the matching limited-edition Duet Blowdry set with Volume Forever styling cream, an oval dressing brush and a case. A U.S. retail listing for the Cherry Chic set itemizes the appliance, 3.4-ounce cream, oval dressing brush and luxury vanity case. The exact p721 route does not currently preserve an itemized product page, but these sources converge on the Cherry Chic brush-set configuration; they do not document a heat-resistant mat or cleaning brush as included, so do not assume either is in the box.

The saved image is from the U.S. retailer's listing and shows the cherry-finish tool, vanity case, cream, separate brush and box. It does not show a rating plate, prove electrical compatibility or certify that every seller supplies an identical package. The case is a storage inclusion, not a reason to pack the appliance hot; follow the exact appliance instructions about unplugging and cooling before putting it away.

Electrical claims need manufacturer confirmation first

This is the decisive limitation. The U.S. retailer listing labels this set universal-voltage. The ghd-linked U.S. Duet Blowdry safety guide, however, specifies 120 V at 50–60 Hz only and warns against voltage converters. The current p721 route redirects to the black p663 page, and I did not find a p721 rating-plate image or manufacturer explanation resolving the discrepancy. A plug adapter changes plug shape, not electrical compatibility; it cannot settle which claim applies to the exact Cherry Chic appliance.

For that reason, the exact voltage and dual-voltage status are left null in the reviewed facts. The matcher does not treat the retailer's broad “universal” label as proof of a documented travel-ready range, and the reference-only lifecycle prevents this configuration from appearing as a purchase match. Do not buy or operate an offer represented as p721 until ghd confirms the rating printed on the unit and identifies the correct instructions. If those sources cannot be reconciled, choose a different, clearly documented configuration.

Who might compare it once the identity is cleared?

As a styling format, an integrated brush is most relevant to someone who wants the brush itself to shape a blow-dry, plus a case and grooming extras in one gift package. It is a poor evidence-backed choice for a shopper who requires a diffuser, concentrator or wide-tooth dryer comb, since none is listed for this set. The styling cream and separate oval brush may be useful to some routines, but they do not change the appliance's single integrated-head design.

Before any future purchase consideration, confirm the exact Cherry Chic p721 listing and what is physically included, ask ghd to resolve the voltage difference in writing, inspect the unit's rating label, and check the seller's return and warranty terms. Do not use the U.S. p721 card, the retailer's voltage summary, a neighboring black package or the photograph alone as proof of safe electrical operation. This review makes no claim about real-world speed, noise, comfort, styling results or customer experience; the performance statements above are attributed to product documentation rather than independent testing.