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Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Review: Is It Worth It?
Dry and style in one step using air instead of extreme heat — curl, smooth and volumize without the heat damage of a hot iron.
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Our verdict
The Dyson Airwrap is a true splurge, but it delivers something different: one-step drying and styling with far less heat. If you style often and worry about damage, it's the tool people rave about — and a showstopper gift.
The short version
The Airwrap's trick is the Coanda effect — it uses fast air to wrap and curl your hair around the barrel, so you style with far less direct heat than a traditional iron. It dries and shapes in one pass, the attachments handle curls, waves, smoothing and volume, and it's gentler on hair over time. It's a genuine splurge, but devotees say nothing else matches it.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Dries and styles in one step
- Uses air, not extreme heat — gentler on hair
- Attachments for curls, waves, smoothing, volume
- Salon-style results at home
- No hair-grabbing hot plates
- Premium build and finish
Cons
- Expensive — a real splurge
- Learning curve to master the airflow
- Works best starting from damp, not soaking, hair
Why people love it
Start from damp hair
Rough-dry to damp first; the Airwrap shines on the final styling stretch.
Let the air wrap it
Hold a section near the barrel and the airflow wraps your hair around it to curl or smooth.
Set with cool
A cool shot locks the style in place with minimal heat exposure.
Who it's for
- Anyone who styles hair often
- People worried about heat damage
- Fans of salon-style blowouts at home
- Gift shoppers with a big budget
See Dyson Airwrap on Amazon
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Check Price on Amazon →Sold and shipped by AmazonFrequently asked questions
Does the Airwrap actually reduce heat damage?
It styles primarily with airflow rather than the high direct heat of a curling iron, which many users find gentler on their hair over time.
Is it hard to use?
There's a learning curve to the airflow technique, but most people get the hang of it after a few tries.
What hair does it work on?
It works across many hair types with the right attachments; results and technique vary by hair length and texture.
Is it worth the price?
It's a splurge, but heavy stylers who'd otherwise use hot tools daily tend to feel it's worth it.
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