New Elegant Silvercrest Personal Care 2-in-1 Hairstyler

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Other TikTok users responded in awe of the results, with one person saying: " Right am I going to have to drive across the country to get one today." Another added: "I need to buy this now." While someone else said: "Get me to Lidl." Hot air brushes with larger brush heads are ideal for those with long hair because long strands will easily wrap around the barrel all the way to the ends. Short hair likely won't wrap fully around the brush head, and therefore it will be harder to achieve flipped ends. And if you have long hair, then you know how time-consuming it can be to blow out your hair at home. When using a tool like this one that has a wider brush design, you’ll be able to shorten that process a bit without sacrificing beautiful results.

Manually wrapping your hair around a curling wand gives you control over the tightness of the curl, as opposed to the uniform results obtained using a curling iron with a clamp mechanism. Additional guidance was provided by Ryan Trygstad, hair stylist and co-founder of Mark Ryan Salon in NYC, and celebrity hairstylist, Zahir Ziani.

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Quality Materials: Not only will choosing a hairstyling tool made with high-quality materials make it more likely to last for years, but it may also help keep your hair in good condition. For example, this ghd vented round brush is made with heat-retaining ceramic, allowing hair to dry in half the time it would if just using a regular round brush. That means less time under the blow dryer and less risk of heat damage. Having the ability to control the temperature of a hot air brush is key, says Ghamari. That’s because being able to choose the temperature will prevent you from overheating your precious hair. Have fine or damaged hair? Simply set your hot air brush to the lowest temperature setting to avoid damaging your hair further. Zoya Ghamari is a hairstylist and owner of Zoya Salon in Dallas. She specializes in hair extensions, top hairpieces, and wigs. She caters to clients in both Texas and California. For the best results, blow dry first, then follow with the curling wand. Brush through the curls after you're done for a natural finish. Technology: The tech behind hair styling tools has come a long way in recent years. Look for products with built-in benefits for your hair such asion technology, which helps cut dry time down. Tools like the Harry Josh Pro Tools Ultra Light Pro Dryer emit negative ions to combat the positive ions which cause static and pesky flyaways.

In a separate video, the happy shopper said her hair "literally took 15 minutes" using the tool and it was the "best bargain of the year". A lightweight, ultra-quiet hair dryer that significantly r educes drying time? Yes, please. "A good blow dryer goes a long way,” says Zahir Ziani. “This is really where it starts and is the foundation for any hot tool.” Hairstylist Ryan Trygstad considers this budget-friendly tourmaline wand the easiest tool for creating at-home beach waves. Its smooth barrel allows you to easily wrap strands of hair tightly or more loosely to achieve your desired look. Plus, its tourmaline ceramic technology (which produces negative ions) allows the hair to be styled without much damage, ensuring the integrity of the hair stays intact. Alex Brown is a celebrity hairstylist and the founder of Space by Alex Brown in Chicago. She’s worked with the likes of Kendall Jenner, Hailey Baldwin, and Bella Hadid, splitting her time between New York, LA, and her Chicago home base. This rotating curling iron makes soft waves easy for anyone to achieve without the help of a stylist. Those with finer hair should use hairspray to set their look, as the results don’t hold as well on fine strands.The retailer also sells the Multi-Function Hot Air Styler from the same brand, which has six attachments. The product reportedly sold out at many stores and LeicestershireLive reports that Google showed a surge in people searching for the item. If you dream of undone waves or natural-looking curls, this is the tool for you. The slim-line barrel works best on short and mid-length styles, so long-haired folks might need a wider wand. Comes with two curling attachments that each turn a different way rather than one that can be flexed Dyson, which is known for its high-tech household appliances, made a big splash in the beauty world when it launched its techy blow-dryer in 2016. Since then, the brand has made beauty waves with its hair straightener and this multi-use styler that can dry, curl, wave, or smooth your hair. This hot air brush is a favorite of Ghamari, who says it's the best in terms of quality and versatility—our editors and testers agree.

The Harry Josh Pro Tools Ultra Light Pro Dryer has 12 heat, speed, and ion settings all designed to help reduce drying time. Speaking of ion settings, the product's ion technology (it releases negatively charged ions to combat the positively charged ions that creatic static and flyaways) gives you a smoother finish, too. A Match For Your Hair Type: There's no disappointment quite like spending time using a hair tool just to discover the results you get are nothing like the images you've seen. It's worth spending time getting to know your hair's type and texture, especially if you have curly hair.Alyssa Kaplan is an experienced writer in the beauty industry and product tester specializing in cosmetics. She received a bachelor’s degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology, where she studied marketing and product development in the cosmetics industry as well as fashion business marketing. Alyssa has been a commerce writer at Byrdie since 2022, where she covers all things beauty. TikTok users were in awe at the results, with one person saying: "Right am I going to have to drive across the country to get one today." Another added: "I need to buy this now," while one person commented: "Get me to Lidl." Lidl also sold the Multi-Function Hot Air Styler from the same brand, which has six attachments.

It’s a pricey tool compared to other similar options, but we noticed how sturdy and high-quality it felt throughout our tests. If you’re looking for a hair dryer that you can also use to brush out your strands for a smooth look, this one has our stamp of approval. ASDA shoppers divided over supermarket's new M&S cake in a jar 'dupe' as some say 'you could buy a whole cake in Aldi'Our favorite hot air brush is the Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Complete Long. Though it’s definitely an investment, the variety of attachments it comes with, the thoughtful and ergonomic design, and how easy it is to use makes it the best option on the market for those looking to create a range of styles at home. But if you’re new to at-home styling or you’re looking for one simple tool to help you achieve a voluminous blowout, we recommend the L'ange Hair Le Volume 2-in-1 Titanium Brush Dryer. Unfortunately using high heat often leads to damage, but the copper ceramic technology in this flat iron helps reduce breakage while leaving behind a luminous shine (still, don’t skip a good heat protectant spray). We also like that it remembers the temperature setting you use the most and heats the plates to that level in just 10 seconds. Who It’s For First came the Dyson Airwrap, then came the FlexStyle from Shark. While they’re comparable, for sure, there are a few differences to note. First, the price difference—we love that this one costs a few hundred dollars less. However, it’s a bit heavier than the AirWrap, and rather than featuring one curling attachment that can curl in both directions, it comes with two that need to be swapped when you want to change the direction of your curl. This isn’t a deal breaker, but it’s not the most convenient. Section the hair and place it in the clamp, press the rotating button, and watch while the curling iron practically does the work for you. The customized clamp ensures there are no kinks in the hair, and the ergonomic handle makes it easy to use. Left the house without turning it off? Its safety feature allows the iron to automatically shut off within 30 minutes of no use. Whew.