Dear Dyson, $500 for this?! Airstrait Review
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2023
- Hi Beautiful! This is a NON-sponsored review of the new Dyson Airstrait. Here are my first impressions of the new "wet to straight" straightener.
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Dyson did a lot of research on miles of different types of hair, and found that heat damage occurs over 302 degrees Fahrenheit. So, if you're using this on the below 302 degrees setting, you're not heat damaging your hair. Plus, because you're not pulling/stretching/snagging your hair, that's also saving your hair from mechanical damage.
If you use this on the above 302 degrees setting, you DO need to use heat protectant on your hair.
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Hai Brad! For experiments like this, could you also use mannequins with 4b-4c hair? I’d love to see how these products work with thick and coarse textured hair. TYILYSM 💜
Yes to all of this!!!
I would love to see that too! Can we have a part 2 pretty please? ❤
I dont think it would work well. It didnt work well on the model that had curly type 3 hair so on hair 4, it probably would be even puffier or even damaging.
Me too, please show on coarse wavy hair
Considering it didn't work amazing on 3b-3c hair (my own personal hair type, bummer), I'd expect even worse results on 4b-4c hair, sadly. However, I don't disagree with you!
Auto turn off is a great thing even if it’s small. My mom would forget to turn hers off sometimes and I would start smelling the hot straightener smell (iykyk) in the house and go check it. Sure enough it was on Every. Single. Time. She could definitely use one with an auto off feature.
Yes but it’s not completely off, you still have to manually turn it off
Well i don't think u can forget to turn off this one cuz it is so loud
@@abbasbasim2139 😂🤣 yeah that’s a fair point.
Agree
I think a lot of irons now have an auto shut off timer now. I have a T3 and it'll turn off after an hour. I still unplug it but it's nice to have that little extra peace of mind, just in case.
I recently got this and for me this is a game changer. I have 2C curly hair and it normally takes FOREVER for my hair to dry. In fact, I rarely blow dry my hair simply because it takes so long. This got my hair flat after 2 or 3 passes with the 235 heat. I was shocked that I could get my head dry that fast. With curly hair you do really want to blow the roots a little extra before you start the passes but its only like 5 seconds per section. The secret to getting it look GOOD is to do one last pass on the cold/cool setting.
This maybe a "single purpose tool" but as someone with curly hair, straightening my hair IS the secondary look that I desperately want but is so hard to get. I have watched 100 tutorials about how to do your own blow out but I might be just awkwards but I cannot get the back of my head. I just can't get it down, so some part is always missed and remains curly. If I want to flat iron my hair I have to dry it which is 30-40 minutes, before I can flat iron it and then I always end up burning myself at least once using the flat iron. But this is so simple and fast, and its nearly impossible to burn yourself on the plates. I hate having curly hair and I love that I now have a tool that makes it stupidly easy for me to use and get done in a fraction of the time than separately blow-drying and flat ironing -- but with better results.
Agreed. I have the exact experience as you. I’ve got low porosity hair that takes forever to dry. I can use the airstraight and get it done in 30 minutes to an hour vs 90 minutes to blow my hair out with a round brush. I don’t get the sexy volume, but by god it’s great on a weeknight for work hair the next morning.
I wouldn’t say 2c is curly definitely wavy
Got it last week and I’m in love. I’m a recent brunette to blonde and a toddler mom so anything that can cut my style time and reduce heat damage is worth it for me. I think it works like a dream. I’m not good with the blow dryer and brush anyways and always ended up following with the flat iron. I feel like this is saving my expensive newly blonde hair
Oh that's good to know. My hair is blond now too. Have you tried the revlon 1 step?
That's so good to know! Are the ends always poker straight or can you curve them under a bit?
@@jc51473 I’ve seen tutorials from Dyson that show how you put a little curl at the ends but I haven’t tried it yet
@@jc51473he could make it on video with first “head”-model
I wanna see this used on extremely curly hair. If it can straighten from root to end and no frizz then maybe it’s worth investing 😌
I saw it on Tiktok and it looked good
That’s what I want to see too! My daughter has super duper curly hair and she always wants it straight! So I need to see it too!
Manes by mell did a review on curly hair
I wanna see this on 4C hair
Yes super curly hair
Nothing can convince me that it's not more damaging than straightening dry hair
Yeah I agree… as much as I like my sleek blow out when I get my hair trimmed.. I like having healthy hair.
It probably is since unlike a straightener it blows air like a blow dryer
It's way less damaging as you are not putting hot plates directly on the hair.
Same, esspecially since I’ve always heard/been under the impression that you still need heat protectant with a blow dryer, so why would this be any different even if the heat setting is lower? I personally use the lowest heat setting I can on any tools including my dyson products with plenty of heat protectant so I fail to see how this claim is true. Personally, this will probably not be a product I add to my collection, I love my Dyson products, but I also have minimally wavy hair and the luxury of being able to air dry my hair most days as a stay at home parent.
@@siera4142while I'm sure heat is never 100% safe for not damaging hair(but neitheris letting it air dry), Hair Dryers typically heat to between 80 and 140 degrees Fahrenheit and Straighteners often work between the range of 250 to 425 Fahrenheit. You can't say they are the same.
You just brightened my evening! Cheers for your energy and humour ❤ and for showing what this incredibly expensive product does! I can’t justify the price, hair dryer with a brush works brilliantly for me. “If it ain’t broke, don’t be fixing it” is my motto 😂
I love how it works wonders for people with straight hair but not as well for those with curly who would run to buy it if it worked as well on curly
I can see where the no damage claim is coming from. Natural hair girls usually keep our flatiron set around 450° so a product that sits around 285 is significantly less damage. When you pair that with a heat protector that's almost no damage. With all of the damage repair products out here you could probably straighten your hair with this and have virtually no damage.
what product to repair you use
Would definitely be interested in some dupe comparisons here. Seems like a great alternative to hair dryer + straightener for me. But as usual Dyson stuff be steep and I rarely seen their products last any better than the cheaper alternatives.
100% would love to see some dupe comparisons!!💕💕
Really? I got a vacuum by them more than 15 years ago and it's still amazing.
Hopefully Shark will come out with one, like they did a cheaper version of the airwrap
I have had my Dyson dryer since it first came out and still going strong.
My dyson upright is still deep cleaning my deep pile carpets and its almost 10 years old. I replaced the hose, tho for like 8$. Still, it's bagless, and I hate pounding out the filter outside....id love a bag!!😢 but it still picks up EVERYTHING. Shark doesnt come close! It was worth the 550.00 i paid for it.
I got a Remington wet to straight in 2003 in the large plate . I had very long curly/ wavy hair and could never get it nice with a hair dryer alone at home . That wet/straight was the best present I ever got my hair was always shiny soft no dead ends I loved it . I do actually still own it but I got ill and could no longer use my hands to hold it so go the hair dresses now once a week. Am really surprised that this tech has only just made a comeback 20 years later but $500 that’s pricey to say the least when the Remington was £70 back in the day .
I’ve owned this Dyson about 3-4 weeks now. I have thick, wavy, Caucasian hair, highlighted. This thing works to eliminate the dryer+flat iron. Here are the challenges…I have a LOT of hair so by the time I’m about 1/3-1/2 done, I feel way very done. It starts to get old fast. I want to throw it down and plug in the regular Dyson and just finish my hair and who cares how it looks. I have decided i just have to practice. So I think I’m keeping it. Brad’s point about the auto on and off feature is true. That is priceless. I’d say it’s likely best for longish thin wavy hair, it doesn’t mean it won’t be good for other hair types, just that it would be best for thinner hair since it won’t take as LONg to get through the entire head. Oh and I use the mid-heat setting.
Auto turn off is invaluable. My sister saw her straightener was melting into the mattress because she left it on and what did she do? Put a quilt over it and left. We had words, many many words.
I need to know what your sisters reasoning was for putting the quilt over it lol 😂
So glad you did a review your opinion on hair tools are the only one I can trust. Other RUclips hairstylists just say how great something is and then I’ll get it and it’s crap. Thanks for your honesty!
There are lots of dupes. (This is actually a dupe of something else.) A great video would be comparing them. The Drybar Blow drying flat iron is my first idea.
I was skeptical, bought it and love it!! 10 mins for medium length hair wavy over processed with highlights - from wet to dry flat shiny hair. Game changer
GHD have brought out one of these, about £350 ish and all the features you liked e.g. auto off when put down. It also seems to operate at way lower temps. Go on, test that against the Dyson and see which wins!
What is GHD?
@@KELLSEY444another hair brand
GHD didn't work for me but Dyson did
Difference is the heat plates from GHD - they are damaging big time.
@@mspen6464 Interesting, I havent seen any reviews online but maybe believed the hype of GHD website, they do run at a lower heat setting, but maybe need more passes so damage is worse. TBH I dont think I would really bother - I am a bit of a useless gremlin when it comes to styling and avoid hair dryers, then when hair is dry I straighten with GHDs & heat protectant to a 'sort of okay' straight look!
I purchased mine several weeks ago and I have come to love it! It took some getting used to and I get my hair to be bevel also!
Curly hair definitely needs a brush to add tension. The idea of having air coming from both sides sounds wonderful to get things really nice and smooth but definitely add a brush to it.
The air blowing at 45° angle is the tension
I go slow and it straightens my curly course hair fast!
Life changing for me & I have a neck injury so this innovation encouraged me to style myself like a pro
I have the AirStrait and one of the best features is that it somehow keeps my multitextured (2b/3a) hair from frizzing, even in a very humid coastal area. It seems like it seals the hair shaft from allowing moisture in, but I’m not a hairstylist so that’s just my best guess. Also, after using wet to dry yesterday, I clipped my still warm hair up while I did my makeup. When I took out the clip, my hair fell into really pretty loose waves & it has stayed that way. Next time I’m going to clip it up on both sides to purposely try to create more even loose waves!
I love my Airstraight, my hair isn’t very curly and it works perfectly for me. It cuts down on time for me since everything is just one step now and my hair is so soft afterwards.
I love these kinds of unbiased product reviews
I am so happy you reviewed this!!! Thank you
As a hairdresser that pays a lot on hottools ,dyson is not apealing at all ,from experience they're not worth it (for the price and quality).
yea I was just thinking that my vacume is a Dyson.. how the heck would they make good hairstyling tools?
@@Aardappelpurree haha ,i tried them i just personally don't like them as hairtools and they're really expensive.
@@Aardappelpurreefans are the commonality with all of Dyson's products, like how Honda makes lawn mowers and cars.
True. I’m one too and I just never saw it to be worth it.
@@elhlcat6936 at least im not the only one :P 💖
I can’t wait to try it. I currently had red hair. Did a color correct and I had to cut my long hair. Right now I’m back to black. So this would help me out with my damage.
For those of you with type 4 hair like me… I got the ghd version as a gift through work (it’s basic the same tool) and can say these things don’t work great for coily hair. You have to work in really small sections and it just takes way too long, took me almost an hour and had to go over it after that on the highest setting to get it straightish. It also didn’t even last a week, and usually my silk presses last up to two weeks, even with me going to the gym.
The hottest setting is good for quickly touching up your hair throughout the week tho!
I think there needs to be a comb attachment or something between the plates like the L’Oréal steampod
I feel like I have to comment on this bc I originally got the GHD one (I do have 3c mixed hair, not type 4 which I know matters) and it did not work for me at all. I returned it and bought the Dyson and it's now my favorite thing ever.
@@nbom84 good to know. Have you tried the revlon 1 step?
Interesting. I thought this would be good for stretching the hair with minimal manipulation as comb attachments break my hair?
For higher heat, Black stylists use the chase method with a rat tail comb for super curly and kinky hair. This way you don’t have to physically touch the hair during a pass and the hair won’t slip out.
I think that it is less heat damaging because you would normally have to blow dry then straighten but this just straightens as it blowdrys. I hope that makes sense.
The plates get really got he said though. Therefore you are literally using hot plates on the hair because of it at the same time with the air blowing out
@@jociir2650but he said the plates aren’t touching the hair? Or did I miss something else
I feel this would be good for extensions as it’s soooo long to dry and then straighten , so those days where just want it dry and semi straight , this be great
i haven’t watched it yet but i clicked out of pure excitement when i saw brad mondo doing a review of the new dyson air straight
It’s so lovely to see Brad in such a good mood 💖
So, my wife bought one and I saw your video. I was in doubt at first but Brad Mondo said it works, therefore, it works!
You are too funny! Especially, when you start cussing! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! Saved me a ton of money and gave me a of confidence with your tutorials. I would get a lot of compliments after following your hair cutting instructions! Thank you again! ❤❤❤
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This is the product of my dreams. Absolutely ❤ it! The only thing I wish was different is the opening is very small, and you have to carefully place each section of hair in, which I feel adds to the drying time.
this is most honest review ever. so many girlies are ride or die about this product cause they are so amazed by the technology.
Thank you for keeping it real about curly hair!!
I had looked it up and I thought the same about the price that’s insane. Love you Brad!!!❤
Cool product, the air wrap (absolutely love it) makes me want to try all their stuff but the air wrap does everything I need and was expensive enough.
I love my Remington wet to dry and it's only 40 bucks at Walmart
I left my salon and spa to stay home with my kids and it's videos like this that make me miss working with my friends. We still have fun but omg as many stylists know, we are a different breed and have hella fun. 😂
I just used mine Friday and woah I freaking love it! I am African American and I have been getting a keratin treatment for over 5 years now so most of the time I wear my hair straight. I have all 3 types of dyson blow dryers and although I haven’t used the airwrap yet I love the air straight dryer. I plan to use the airwrap the next time I wash my hair.
Thank you for the honest review! I really don’t believe the multi use Dyson and shark dryers are damage free, either, and I own the shark one.
The auto-shutdown feature is awesome. 💫
I don’t have time to question the status of my iron’s heat, but if Dyson added a “current status” feature to the device’s app that would be great to see the “off” status from my phone. This is Us is a good show, but I am not living the reboot.
Thanks for sharing your professional experience!
I got this as a bday gift. I love it! I have waist length hair and can go wet to straight in 20 min.
This is such a cool tool. With the curly hair, one suggestion: thinner layers. I like to take horizontal sections and then go back over the hair with vertical sections.
i think the chase method with a comb mightve helped too but considering how hot the dryer got it would probably melt it 😂
Can you elaborate? The sections are what I struggle the most with but I can't picture what you're saying
I’ll try it 🥰thx
@@nbom84 took me a minute to picture it & not sure if she’s holding Airstrait vertically?
I’ll going to practice soon & I’m imagining:
scooping up crown of hair on top of head is a big horizontal section…
Front to back or across sections are horizontal
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A section down from temple behind ear toward shoulder is vertical
Top to bottom sections are vertical
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Mine was 50 euros and is now 10 years old, a secondhand gift from my mother. I don't think most people need a fancy or expensive hair styling tool.
This hair straightener is EVERYTHING to me including my therapist😂. No lie, using this relaxes me and uplifts me mentally when i see straight and perfect my hair is
Manes By Mell used this on herself and didn't use the boost setting until after she did her whole head with the wet to dry setting and got her hair pin straight. It wasn't fluffy at all, it just looked thick and healthy.
OMG I watched her, and her sister and her mom, They were all totally fluffy! She even said it was puffy! She has fine hair, that look she got was total fluff.
I had a wet to straight straighten from Remington. It was amazing.
Loveddd this video!!!😁😁☺️☺️💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼 You're energy, vibes, everything about this video has made my day!! 😁😁 Thank you so much for this!!!
Yay! Thank you!
I would give anything to meet Brad and have him do my hair 😭🩷 grew up watching him
your opinions and reviews are reallly precious
“All I did was bend this toward her face…” I was screaming that into every other video review of this product. Thank goodness you proved it could be done because that was my only drawback
The things I'd do to be friends with Brad😂 his personality is everything
So not worth it. My lil baby kitten that doesn't sit still for any reason other than food sleep n potty sat here with me n watched this entire video. She apparently luvs Brad
I have really low porosity 3b/3c hair. This is a god send. Gets my hair dry and straight in less than an hour. Then I can wrap it around rollers if I want to bump the ends
Thanks so much for the HONEST review. It is very helpful!!!
Hi Brad, 😊 From your video this does the same damage on curly hair as a heat straightener! That's why I stopped using that high of heat on my naturally curly hair. These kinds of straightners are expensive too! I air dry my hair after washing it,I twist while putting it up in a high top bun & then i put my hair hat on to sleep. Then by morning I have perfect smooth curls!😊
It is an expensive tool, I considered it a luxury purchase , a gift to myself. And WOW this thing is amazing
Well I don't have $500 to blow anyway, but if it doesn't make curly hair smooth, I'm out. I have wavy hair and still can't do a decent blowout on myself, I need all the help I can get, so obviously this isn't it. 😂
Rocking my straight salt and pepper that decided to add frizz with the S&P. I would LOVE a one stop shop like this.....for about $200! It's not that I have cheap products now....my straighter alone is probably 200 but my dryer is much less...... 500 just seems so overkill.
Now Dyson just needs to make ovens, toasters, refrigerators, basically everything from the doorbell to the garage door opener XD
can we jus take a second to appreciate the fact brads hair looks flawless from start to finish
My sons bought me this for mother's day I absolutely love it
It's a good day when Brad posts🎉🎉
As a hairdresser, these Dyson tools always seem like they’re more trouble than they’re worth, especially for the price point 🤷🏻♀️
Thats exactly what my hairdresser said to me
Yet, they fly off the shelves 🤣
@@Reneemfennfr
I own all of Dyson's tools and this is one of their best. If you're not a hairdresser then blowing out your own hair is not easy. This saves me about 30mins every time I wash my hair. 100% worth it to me. This one unlike the airwrap doesn't have a learning curve.
@@NatashaEstrada I agree. Love the Airstrait
I have a lot of course curls and can now style it myself straight in 30 minutes 💗
I bought the Dyson AirStraight about 3 weeks ago and I LOVE it! There is nothing else quite like it. I have medium-longish blonde 2c hair (so it frizzes with an "S" curve, not curls or waves). Usually take me over an hour with curlers under a hood dryer or a couple of hours with no dryer. I cannot blow it dry, too much hair and too much frizz and way too much time.
This took my whole head between 20-30 mins to dry it perfectly straight, I was in shock. Also perfect for travel since I can't get straight hair any other way without curlers and hood dryer which are impossible to find. HIGHLY RECOMMEND for certain hair types!
But the effing price... 😮😢😵
@@darth-imperius Yes but compared to all the hot tools and sprays and serums I’ve purchased over the years that haven’t worked on my hair it’s totally worth it to me! No more other expenses 👍
Your hair sounds like it is like mine. How does it hold up in a few days? Any frizz back? I buuy all kinds of frizz serums and things too! Do you feel it damages your hair?
@@blueskyjax I can report back that I love it! My hair is straight after 4th day (I have extremely dry hair so wash it 1-2 times per week, max). The shortened time and ability to take it with me for trips and weekends is a game changer. Totally worth it for my personal hair type. Can’t say it would be worth it for someone with straighter/smoother hair to begin with.
I have it and using it on the lowest setting
My hair is really thick and curly/wavy 2-3 swipe and it’s perfect ,
Straghtening the hair is about breaking and reshapping the hydrogen bonds. This happens from temperature 80°C (176F) but it's faster at higher temperature. The hydrogen bonds go back to their original shape with water. What makes your hair strength and shine isn't the hydrogen bonds but the disulfide bonds and proteins. The disulfide bonds get broken at temp above 200°C (400F) and protein loss occurs at temp above 150°C (300F). Since the dyson airstrait from wet to dry doesn't go above 150°C (300F) it should not cause damage. It also doesn't cause mechanical damage (unlike the airwrap).
In comparison, iron plates usually go from 175° to 230°C.
Saving up for this because packing one hair tool instead of two (blow drier and flat iron) will be so much easier!!
I have one and absolutely love it. Totally worthy the money.
I'd be interested to see how something like this works without any product in it at all. I never use anything in my hair unless I'm dressing up and purposely making up my hair. So for people like me who don't normally use any product, it'd be good to show it used on hair without anything aside from water on it.
Love the review from a non biased professional….The dyson reps must be offering you $$$ to endorse their product. Love your honesty ❤
I returned mine. It got my hair straight, but it felt and looked like straw (my hair isn't damaged, it's coarse). I still needed a hot tool afterward to give my hair a normal-looking shape and style. I didn't save any time overall, and it took longer with the second hot tool needed. Yes, it was straight and the cuticle laid really flat, but meh. Gonna wait for the Shark dupe.
Hope shark comes out with their version soon😊
Thats excactly what i thought it would do 😂 not for me
I literally love you so much. And your hair products are 10 times better than anything else.
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OMG. I AM YOUR BIGGEST FAN IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD. I WATCH YOU VIDEOS EVERYDAY!!! I CANT BELIEVE YOU RESPONDED TO MY CHAT
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The best and most honest review for this tool thank you
Thank you for honest review. Most RUclipsrs aren’t mentioning that it has hot plates there. That’s still heat on hair.
I laughed so hard this episode, love seeing Brad in such a good mood. I'm into this Dyson, but the price...
Babyliss now makes a blow dryer that turns off if you set it down, it’s the Studio Design dryer 😌
I just wanted to say that you're hair looks AMAZING!!!
My Rs800 ($10) Vega blow dryer is still working after 10yrs (waiting for it to stop working so that I can replace it 😅)
I'm actually curious to try this for my wavy hair. It's really easy to straighten my hair, but it doesn't stay pin straight for long, like never ever, even if I get a blow out from a professional
I have the AirStrait and one of the best features is that it somehow keeps my hair from frizzing, even when I’m in a very humid coastal area. It seems like it seals the hair shaft from allowing moisture in, but I’m no hairstylist so that’s just my best guess. Also, after using this on wet hair yesterday, I clipped my hair up while I did my makeup. When I took out the clip, my hair fell into this really pretty loose wave and has stayed that way. Next time I’m going to clip it up on both sides to purposely try to create waves!
When I was younger my hair was super curly like a sheep but with at-home consistent use of hair products, it turned to naturally wavy to straight hair, notably oiling my hair a week. I cannot stand people with curly hair. They give me an ick. I never use keratin products but I'm pleased my hair has transformed to straight hair naturally.
This was an enjoyable video to watch. Thank you for your review! Although I have very curly hair, I have the toughest time blowing it dry (I'm just not good at it) and have been looking for a product that is an easy to use all-in-one product. This product looks like it will help with the initial Part I of my routine (instead of my horrible blow drying technique). Part II, I will still be using a fllat iron and hair products (oils) to keep it tame. In the end, no matter how I dry my hair at home, I always have to go over it with a flat iron and hair products to "seal" in the frizz.
I've used the revelon wet to straight for 10 years and just bought a new one. As someone with super long curly hair, it shaves off more than an hour of of my straightening time.
It works perfect for my 3c hair going wet to dry, but that’s not actually why I bought it. I’m wearing my hair straight for the next few months and I sweat a lot at the roots and nape. Using a flat iron each week use to leave me with some damage, even on a low setting so I had to start blowing out my roots but it wasn’t as sleek. So far this is has been perfect for a touch up and I think it was 100% worth the purchase.
I don’t have 500 euros to spend on something essential. Let alone a hair styling product lmao
Yeppp that’s too much
“Tools usually don’t hurt me”
HAHAHA i got here to find a quick review on youtube about this product and stumbled on your video and suddenly I’m watching 20 min long video on a hybrid hair straightener at 1am and it just provided me the best entertainment tonight. Hahah brilliant, I feel like we’d be friends because of your humour
I bought the Airstrait for my 2A (straight/slightly wavy)hair and it does work! However you’ll need to use it in conjunction with a blow dryer for crown area volume & styling. Not sure if it’ll work too well for curly or textured hair or curls start at roots🤔
I have 4c hair and the revair works wonders for me! I would love to try this because its smaller and would be easy to travel with
Thank u Brad for always giving us the straight scoop! I so appreciate the truth, especially where u tell us it's not gonna work well on curly hair!
I will look no further for reviews, and will pass on this product! Much ❤
As a curly haired girl myself, hard pass. Especially at $500
So my sister in law bought one🙄. I have hip length high density type 3 hair, so that makes me her ultimate Guinea pig for any new toy she buys. I rarely straighten my hair and when I do I use a blow dryer then a hot air brush to blow it out. That takes me around a hour. This $500 rip off took us over 2 hours and I looked like a giant chia pet! Definitely not texture hair or super thick hair friendly 😂.
I’m from Canada. I don’t even want to know the price - probably 7-800 😩 no, thanks
As a former stylist I agree with everything you said. I recently purchased this myself and I shared a review on my channel as well. I found on my hair which is curly that it just made my hair stick straight with absolutely no style. I tried over directing it to create volume and I did get some but it was a lot of work for very little volume. My hair also looked unfinished because you can’t bend ends of the hair. I needed to go in with another tool to finish my hair which in my opinion defeats the purpose of it. I think if you have long layers, or long hair you want stick straight this is great. But if you have layers and you want your hair to look finished this isn't for you. One more complaint is where is the storage case? For $500 this should come with a storage case.
Could you please do one of your hair makeover interviews with dove Cameron? Thanks love ur videos!!
Yes!❤
bad day + Brad's videos = good day ❤
Heyyy Brad can you get a coarse hair wig to also use? A dope vid concept would be to relax 4c hair yourself. Love your content 💛
I literally got the BEST laugh when I heard you say that ppl think your name is Brandon Rondo. Omg that was so funny.
Isn't there another item on the market that's similar to this? I feel like I saw one a while back. If there is, would you consider doing a video comparison between the 2?
Ghd
Not really, there are similar tools in that they have a wet to dry straightening function but the Dyson Airstrait is unique because it has no hot plates and uses only air, low heat, and the direction of airflow. No other tool does it with the low damage and smoothing results of the Dyson. I've watched a ton of tool comparison videos and reviews of it on RUclips and the results are truly unmatched.
I already have a Dyson flat iron, but I knew I was 100% that specific target market for this thing so I bought it immediately when it came out.
1. I have long straight hair that looks bleh and scraggly if it's not straightened
2. I am lazy with my hair
3. I loathe blow dryers so before this I would just air dry for hours and then use a flat iron later
I don't see a reason for an actual hairstylist to have this as a tool. But it's a game changer for me personally and I have used it almost every single day since I got it, hair looks good 10 minutes out of the shower. The airstrait also gives a more "natural" straight look vs the corrale if that makes any sense.