Mixed Review

I bought this 2 weeks ago. I was unsure about purchasing it because of mixed reviews online. After using it on my hair and 2 of my daughters hair a few times, I am still unsure if I am happy with. The 1 thing that I would give 5 stars on, is how it makes your hair feel afterwards. It doesn't fewl burned, especially on the ends, when compared to other brand straightners. One of the reasons for giving less stars is when you use it on damp hair. I have to open windows and doors as the steam builds up rapidly and has set the smoke alarm off. We tried it on each of our hair, at various dampness and have found the only way to stop this is to dry our hair completely before using this. I find this defeats the purpose of buying a wet to straight product, when I am still using my seperate hairdrier. I find this easier and quicker than drying with the airstrait. The other down side is the price. It is very expensive for what is now only a product to use to straighten parts that I missed with my hairdrier...which is a dyson also. Myself and 1 daughter have wavy/curly hair that frizzes easily. I do find that this does help ease this, especially the waviness. I don't find it lasts all day, but it does last better than I thought it would. I have also found this difficult to use on a fringe, as it is quite wide, so you can't really get close to your roots or short fringe. So overall, I would say I am still on the fence with this. It has good and bad points. I do think is better for your hair with the lower heat, and you can feel and see it after your first use. I don't think it's quick to use though, I take just as long or maybe longer straightening my hair. Also, with the smoke alarm issue, I don't use this on damp hair, which is basically half the use of the airstrait.

Originally posted on Dyson

It’s ok

Before the Air Straight I usually let my hair air dry then straighten with an iron. The air straight tends to leave it with more volume, but also more fluffy. The style is softer and less sleek, and doesn’t stay straight as long. It’s bulky but easy enough to manoeuvre.

Originally posted on Dyson