The Dyson Airwrap is a popular hair styling tool known for its innovative design and technology. It uses air to style hair without extreme heat, which can help reduce damage. The Airwrap comes with various attachments, including barrels for curling, brushes for smoothing, and a pre-styling dryer. Its key feature is the Coanda effect, which wraps hair around the barrel using a high-velocity jet of air.
Are you considering getting one, or do you have specific questions about how it works or its benefits?This styling tool is a multi-styler which means you’re going to get a lot of different uses out of it – which also means you’re going to get a lot of different attachments and accessories for it as well. Dyson is known for it’s presentation and it’s innovation (kinda like Apple), so expect a well packaged product when purchasing! Also its $600, so it better be well packaged lol. The box itself is pretty hefty. I was honesty shocked by how heavy it was when I first picked it up at Sephora. Inside of the box is a large storage case to keep your Dyson and all of the attachments organized. This is actually really nice that it comes with a box because like I said earlier, there are a bunch of small attachments that would be a bummer to lose track of. It also is nice if you’d like to keep your Airwrap out on your counter for quick access. It’s a pretty big container, so I keep it under my counter because it takes up a good amount of space. Inside of the box is your Dyson
1.2 inch Airwrap™ long barrel: This is the smaller barrel curling attachment. Designed for more defined curls, but still give a really voluminous blown out look. The updated Dyson Airwrap now allows you to change the direction of your curls by simply turning a nob on the curling attachment instead of having to switch out the barrel – huge win & overall time saver!
1.6 inch Airwrap™ long barrel: This barrels is very similar in design to the 1.2 inch long barrel. It’s slightly wider design makes it perfect for loose, bouncy curls. This is the barrel most people use to get that salon blowout look – you know what I’m talking about 🙂
Soft Smoothing Brush: This is a paddle brush for fine hair – used for smoothing out the hair to reduce frizz. This attachment basically draws your hair, using airflow, to the brush to get every single piece of hair.
Firm Smoothing Brush: This is basically the same thing as the Soft Smoothing Brush, but the bristles are soft lol – honestly I don’t really see why there are 2 different ones.
Round Volumizing Brush: This round brush is for adding volume to the hair while you’re drying it. It’s also the most ideal attachment to use for bangs, curtain bangs, & face framing pieces. This attachment can also be used for a quick blowout look without being curled by one of the barrels.
