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When Dyson came out with the original Airwrap back in 2018, it had been deemed as the Apple of the haircare world and who could possibly deny this? With its commitment to developing ingenious solutions through innovative technology and luxury, it instantly became a product that everyone, from hairstylists to influencers, swore by for salon-like hair at home. I obviously caved and gave into the bandwagon, and here are my thoughts on the Dyson Airwrap.

Dyson Airwrap

What Is Included?

The Dyson Airwrap has 6 attachments in total

1.One Dryer Attachment

2.Two Curling Barrels

3.Three Styling Brushes

The Price:

The Airwrap is priced at Rs. 50,000, so your wallet may hate to see this coming but this purchase is definitely worth every penny.

What Sets Dyson Apart?

It's a one-stop-shop item for all hairstyling needs. This one machine has the ability to curl, wave, straighten, smooth, and dry hair. I was so happy that I could finally ditch the multiple hair tools overflowing in my closet.

The Dyson Airwrap has 6 attachments in total

One Dryer Attachment: This is a cylindrical-shaped smoother dryer attachment that helped rough-dry my hair very quickly. Not only that, but thanks to Dyson's proprietary "Coanda" technology, I finally had a foolproof solution for frizz and those pesky flyaways.

2.Two Curling Barrels: This might have been my favourite attachment. Dyson's innovative technology has made it possible for hair to self-wrap around the attachment, which means no longer getting burns while mechanically wrapping hair to a curler. It has two types of barrels: narrow and wide. If you want to achieve tighter curls, then go for the narrow barrel, and if you want softer curls, use the wider barrel. However, the curls did not last very long. If you want your curls to last days, you might have to use a curling tong, but the Airwrap works wonders for a blowout.

3. Two Paddle Brushes: This is a smoothing attachment that smooths your hair as you comb through it. There are two types of paddles—one has bristles that are smooth enough to overall give a smooth look, while the second paddle brush is firmer in comparison and is better to use if you are looking for a totally straight look.

4. One Round Brush: If you love the 90s bouncy blowout but don’t have the coordination to achieve the blowout through a regular round brush and hairdryer, you’re going to love this attachment. This attachment gives you volume that goes a long way; it has long and fine bristles that are perfect for creating a blowout and for fringes.

Is The Splurge Worth It?

The million-dollar question that poses is: Is the Airwrap worth it? The truth is, if you're someone who rarely styles their hair on a regular basis, then you might be better off skipping this (it is at the steep cost of Rs. 50,000). But if you're someone who is constantly styling their hair, then go for it. The Airwrap offers six styling uses with one tool that eliminates your need to go to the salon.

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