Dyson Airwrap Styler Smooth + Control (Nickel/Fuchsia)

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Using traditional curling tongs can be time-consuming and damaging to your hair, but the Dyson AirWrap makes curling your hair a breeze (literally), and left the hair looking far healthier than when we has used extremely hot ceramic stylers in the past. One of the first things we noticed about the AirWrap was how light it is; if you regularly use hair dryers you’ll probably be well acquainted with the arm ache that occurs even after using them for short periods of time. All in the all, the process was quite simple, but the styler can feel a little unwieldy at first as it’s so different from using a normal hairdryer, and while working on one section of hair, we found the hot air blew our other strands into a frizzy mess. Our hair looked shiny and healthy, and we didn’t experience the burning smells that often comes with using heated styler tools on the hair. Firm bristles to smooth and control unruly, frizz-prone hair. For a straighter style with less frizz and fewer flyaways.¹

The Styler itself consists of silver cylinder, around 10 inches long, with a cerise band around the top where the different attachments slot into. At the bottom you have a power cable to connect it to the mains. Soft smoothing brush: As the name suggests, the soft paddle brush is designed to give even less tension than the firm brush. I found the original version of the attachment usable albeit less effective. However, the new version with improved Coanda just doesn't have the oomph I need to get my strands sleek and smooth. The resulting blowout looked a bit frayed and frizzy. I won't reach for this one again.Towards the top of the Styler you’ll find the control buttons; an on/off button, heat controls, and buttons that control the speed of the airflow. With firm bristles engineered to create tension for straight styles in curly and coily hair, the Firm smoothing brush creates a straighter style with less frizz and fewer flyaways.¹ But (and it’s a big but), the AirWrap Styler is incredibly expensive, at around five times the price of many other hair curlers on the market.

Engineering lean machines is a core principle at Dyson: developing long lasting, high performing and efficient products using fewer resources, empowering the next generation of engineers to design a more sustainable future through science and technology. This can be seen throughout the Dyson Airwrapᵀᴹ multi-styler, from the very motor that powers the tool through to the increased efficiency, enhanced performance, ultimately resulting in reduced energy consumption. Then there's the Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Complete Curly/Coily, designed specifically for styling curly or coily hair. (I opted out of this one since, although my hair is curly, I don't heat style it when I let it go natural). That one comes with: Learn more about the Dyson Styler with our Dyson Airwrap review and you can also see the best Dyson Supersonic prices and sales. Using a lower heat to style your hair also has the added benefit of preserving your hair’s color if it’s dyed, meaning you don’t need to dye it as often to maintain a rich, vibrant hue. The award-winning Dyson Airwrap is available in three different sets, one for frizz-prone hair, one for fine hair, and the Airwrap complete, which includes the attachments for both kits. Each Airwrap styler also comes with a mini Dyson Supersonic dryer so that you can achieve a salon-like blowout with just one device.The Dyson Airwrap Styler Smooth+Control is designed for people that have coarse or frizz-prone hair. The Airwrap styler comes with four different attachments, which include the 1.2-inch and 1.6-inch Airwrap barrel, the firm smoothing brush, and the pre-styling dryer. The smoothing brush features firm bristles that are engineered to control frizz-prone hair to create a straighter style with less frizz and fewer flyaways.