Dyson Airwrap Styler Smooth + Control (Nickel/Fuchsia)

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Perhaps I need to dry more thoroughly before styling, or perhaps the Airwrap can’t dry quite as effectively as standard hair dryers. g., you can can start in the middle or at the ends of your hair to get a different result), but once you’ve got it down, we’re confident in saying that there is no easier (and less damaging) way to curl your hair out there. It does all of the above without the use of extreme heat, but rather a powerful airflow — one that actually grabs your hair for you to create curls and waves rather than requiring you to twirl your hair manually — combined with controlled heat.

While both a soft smoothing brush and firm smoothing brush caters for different hair types — the firm bristles are better for frizz-prone hair.

This arrow should be pointing away from your face when you look into your mirror, for face-framing curls. The Coanda effect causes high speed air to follow the contours of a surface in a similar manner to a liquid - a feature also used to high effect in motor racing. The weight of the Dyson Airwrap doesn’t feel like much at first, but depending on how long you need to hold it, your arms can grow weary over time. The Airwrap barrels allow you to create different size curls and waves, and the three different brushes are engineered to help flat, fine, and frizz-prone hair. In preliminary Beauty Lab tests, Aral carried out temperature measurements using three different attachments with each the old and new devices.

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.I didn't notice this at all when styling my hair (in fact, I thought the air coming from the round brush on the new Airwrap felt hotter! While Dyson has released two instructional videos on using the AirWrap Styler on curly hair, it’s worth noting that the company hasn’t demonstrated the tool on tightly coiled Type 4C hair, leaving many potential users to guess as to whether it will work. 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. D., to test out the new Dyson Airwrap both at home and in the GH Beauty Lab — and what we found might surprise you. A few days later, we tried out the AirWrap barrels, with the aim of creating bouncy curls, and we found the process far easier than using the brushes – mainly due to the fact that all the work is done for you by the Coanda effect.