Dyson Airwrap™ Styler Complete Dyson Engineered to Curl, Wave, Smooth and Dry Hair
Have you seen that air and ionic technology can now curl and straighten your hair? Want it for yourself?
You can now get it with the complete set of ionic hair tools by Dyson with the Dyson Airwrap™ styler complete set.
Airwrap today unveiled its latest innovation in hair care appliances: the Airwrap styler.
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” The Airwrap styler was designed to help you achieve the perfect bouncy blow dry without the agony of crimped hair” – Dyson.
The Airwrap is an anti-frizz device that’s thought has been inspired by ballerinas and wind dancers who must embrace their hair being twisted as part of their profession. Made from ceramic it uses heat produced from ionic technology that rubs out frizz on fine and damaged hair or allows users to create volume in thick manes. With both airwrap barrels to create the perfect waves in your hair, the inclusion of smoothing brushes used with the ionic technology will produce lovely straight hair without the heated flat iron aspect of hair straighteners.
There are so many benefits to tossing our your old curling wands and straighteners and opting for the ionic technology of the Airwrap;
Key Features
Gives users volume-free, frizz-less hair, meaning your style will stay bouncy and beautiful without fear of fly-aways
Hair dressers say the Airwrap will help you achieve a salon look at home: without the salon prices, which makes it ideal for those of us who want to look our best at all times.
Looks tailor made for busy mums who want to look great but don't have time to find or spend for it.
Leaves your hair feeling sleek and smooth and smelling so fresh!
Our Final Opinion on this Gadget
The Dyson Airwrap™ is a one of a kind ionic technology that has been built with salon style hair in mind for us who can’t get to salon’s to be styled or who like to do it at home, all day every day.
Hayley is one of the most respected woman tech editors in Australia. She is a professional and creative writer from Deakin University in Geelong, Victoria.