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.

The only multi-styler to use Coanda airflow across its Smoothing brushes, Barrels and Coanda smoothing dryer. With no heat damage The most awarded styling tool is radically redesigned, for faster, easier styling, without extreme heat. Fueled by Dyson’s dedication to hair science, the new multi-styler brings new and reengineered attachments powered by enhanced Coanda airflow. Relentlessly dissatisfied, Dyson engineers challenged their own design to condense and multiply the Coanda effect, pioneering a fully customizable styling tool to deliver a range of styles for different hair types, without extreme heat. Next-generation styling barrels - featuring a rotating cool tip - make it faster and easier¹ to achieve curls and waves with no heat damage, to help maintain hair strength.Engineered for multiple hair types. With barrels to curl and wave, and brushes to control, smooth or add volume. Our technology is built to last. But if something goes wrong, we'll arrange to collect your machine from you free of charge. At the heart of the Airwrapᵀᴹ story sits a radical idea: to combine a fast, high-pressure motor to power a phenomenon known as the Coanda effect, allowing users to curl, wave, smooth and dry hair without the need for extreme heat.

[email protected] - Our Digital Support team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Most inquiries are handled within two hours or less As we mentioned earlier, it does take a little practice to get the technique right, and Dyson has some helpful demo videos on its YouTube channel if you need some guidance. 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. One of the calling cards of the AirWrap is that is uses a relatively low heat to style your hair, and we definitely noticed the difference between using the styler (which Dyson says won’t go over 150°C / 302°F) and traditional curling tongs that typically reach heats of 200°C / 392°F or more.If you're still undecided about the Dyson Airwrap we've answered some common questions below to help with your buying decision. What does the Dyson Airwrap do? When it comes to the new engineering on the upgraded Airwrap, some changes you can see, some you can't. Here's what's new: You need to lift up a section of hair (about one inch wide is a good rule of thumb) and hold the AirWrap curling barrel about four inches away from the end of the strand. On the main body of the Dyson Airwrap, you’ll find three temperature settings, which includes a cold mode to set the style, three airflow speeds and a main power switch. On the reverse, there’s a trigger to release the attachments when you exchange heads. There’s also a filter cage at the base which is removable for cleaning. Each of the barrel-shaped attachments features a ‘cool tip’ at the top to prevent you burning your fingers when switching. Dyson Airwrap review: Performance

The only multi-styler to use Coanda airflow across its Smoothing brushes, Barrels and Coanda smoothing dryer. With no heat damage. Intentional cosmetic decoration or modification that may impact a product’s resale, refurbishment, restoration or usability will void the terms of your product’s warranty and the Dyson return policy. Now onto the AirWrap barrels themselves; you get four all together, two 30mm barrels for tight curls, and two 40mm barrels to create loose waves. On each of the barrels you’ll find an arrow that indicates which direction the hair will wrap around it when the styler is on; generally, you’ll want to twist your hair away from your face to create face-framing curls. How it works 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. Ultimately, the Dyson Airwrap can help you achieve a glamorous look without much fuss or effort. While some heat is present as you dry your hair, it’s nowhere as much as using ceramic hair tools, so it’s a better method for styling in terms of hair-health. The technique definitely takes some getting used to and you will need to learn how to get the best results. However, the final look is natural and holds fairly well.Curling barrels: The surface temperature of the new 1.2" barrel measured about about 40ºF lower than the old Airwrap/1.2" curler combo. In our home tests, this didn't seem to affect our hair, nor did I find it noticeable while using the device, and the style lasted as long as it did when I used the old Airwrap. And with even less heat damage — a win! 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. The Dyson Airwrap Styler Volume+Shape is designed to add volume and shape to fine, flat hair. The Airwrap Styler features four different attachments, which include a 1.2-inch Airwrap barrel, a soft smoothing, and a round volumizing brush. The Airwrap barrel produces voluminous curls or waves, and the soft smoothing and round volumizing brush let you achieve a sleek, straight style or round, bouncy curls. While the blow dryer and brush attachments are pretty self explanatory, the AirWrap barrels use an interesting natural phenomenon called the ‘Coanda’ effect to curl your hair. Learn more about the Dyson Styler with our Dyson Airwrap review and you can also see the best Dyson Supersonic prices and sales.