Dyson Airstrait Vs Dyson Corrale: Which Dyson Straightener Should You Get 

I recommend holding your ends while using it to keep hair from flying everywhere as much 😂

go for it! I’m so glad this was helpful!

so glad you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for writing such a kind comment! it means a lot :)

Definitely.Your description at the end is very helpful. I have the AirStrait and will be getting the Corrale as well.

@@claudiafigueroa363 so glad you found it helpful!

thank you😊

Glad I could help!

So glad it helped!

glad you enjoyed!

so glad the video was helpful!

Glad you enjoyed it! I would recommend going over to @Milabu’s channel. She does lots of device comparisons :)

so glad it was helpful for you!

glad it’s useful for you!

RU-vid algorithim is smarter than you think I guess

I was able to get pretty close to the roots with the airstrait to get everything straight, but I’ve not noticed that issue with my airwrap before.

@@Ibrah-ibrah I did see her video yesterday and it was really good!

I have naturally textured hair and use my Airwrap to blow dry my hair often with no issue. I use the smoothing brush allover, then I take the round brush attachment and smooth out my roots. Works great for my hair needs and the look I prefer. Since I do prefer wearing my hair straight, I will probably pick up the airstrait to add to my collection. As far as the roots with the air strait, I will use my regular round brush to get the roots smooth then continue with the blow dry/straighten. I just watched a video where the person (Jasmine something, can’t recall her last name) and she did that and it worked great!!

@@traciewarren1070 I’m going to go look for her video now!

I had no issue with my hair being pulled or caught on either. Both were very smooth; the airstrait just blew hair out the sides of the device, but that hair didn’t catch on anything.

@@accountingforluxury thank you a lot!!!!

Apologies for the coming novel! I can see why people would consider owning both because in my opinion they are meant for somewhat different purposes. For me I just preferred the look the corrale gave me that I didn’t see myself using the air strait at home. I have now traveled with the corrale on a three day trip, where I straightened my hair twice. That used the full charge, but because of the trip duration I was able to leave my charger at home. I showered at night to avoid the use of a blow dryer, so I was able to get away with just the cordless corrale. If I was going on longer trips though I see the benefit of an airstrait because I would have had to bring at least my charger if the trip was any longer. If she has other dyson tools already, I’d recommend to get her the corrale first and watch her routine at home and travel to see if the battery length or need of a dryer ever appears to cause her any issues, then you add the airstrait if it does.

@@accountingforluxury, such a great response, thanks so much. :)

I have the Airstrait and I love it. I had the Corrale and returned it because it has to be charged for at least 1 hour before using it even if it’s plugged in while using it. When it’s unplugged it quickly starts to lose its charge however it also loses charge while plugged in. Don’t ask me why it just does. I called support and they confirmed it. If you have short hair it will work. I have very long hair so it didn’t work for me. Additionally it lost heat while it was plugged. What the heck! Anyhow, I wouldn’t get the Corrale. If I have an appliance plugged in I expect it to work while plugged in.

@@Kindlyone777 how interesting! I’m able to charge mine, leaving unplugged and using it for two-three days in a row, no problem. It also does keep charging for me while in use if I set it on the charger.

Quiero una Dyson Pero no se cual de las dos es mejor tenerla primero

if you have the airwrap, I think it depends on if you’re going for a more natural straight or a more salon professional straight. I have the airwrap and went with the corral anyway because I prefer the way it straightens and I can take Justine thing to curl and straighten when I travel.

I didn’t feel like I could get the ends to massively turn under with the airstrait because it’s more subtle, but it’s definitely possible with the corrale.

I think because with the airstrait it only does just a straight blow dry, I’d still go for the corrale and supersonic even if I didn’t have either. I wouldn’t buy them both at the same time because of that costing me $1000 with tax but eventually having both would still be my preference.

@@accountingforluxury Me too! I love my supersonic as well, and can’t imagine being without it. I think your response will help someone decide that is looking for their first Dyson purchase. I think Dyson hair tools offer so much versatility and options to style hair. Sometimes I find I have too many options, and I can’t decide. I am always happy with how my hair turns out.

@@leeanne8651 that’s my hope!

Great video and explanation. I often think the corrale doesn’t get as much love as it should.

@@leeanne8651 100% agree

I’ve heard that complaint before. I personally haven’t felt that but it’s up to each person to decide 🤷🏻‍♀️

Looking at the box, manual, and website, I don’t think it is made to switch between voltage types. The website is the strongest basis for this as it says that it is made for the voltage of the country it’s sold in, so it should work in your country but not necessarily while traveling to others. I could be wrong of course but based on what I’m reading it is not like the corrale.

That sounds like the same as the hairdryer which makes sense. It’s a pain in this day and age, not being able to switch between voltages. 😔

@@AnUrbanGypsy totally agree. These two probably just suck to much power.

I do that quite often, especially if I’ve got a super early morning. I do recommend the kitsch Terry towel scrunchy and kenra blowdry spray. Both help speed up dry time with my hair.

I’d say probably the corrale due to it having hot plates plus a drying before hand. It still does way less damage though than my previous straightener I used on a lower setting.

what straightener did you use prior

@@MeMe-hk9qo jilbere by conair professional nano silver ceramic straightner

So I found the noise to be about the same as my airwrap, so I didn’t find it irritating at all. I could see how it might be that way for some people though but it’s really not bad imo.

That is one of the things I wanted to show is that you can’t do big sections of hair. It has to be small because it blows the hair out which made it annoying for me to use :/ The forage I showed is just the one time I filmed it and I tried all different width sections but even small sections still blow strands out on me.

For me with regular hair dryers it definitely would take at least 35-40 minutes. I don’t know why but the dyson dries it very quick. A couple of other things I think have helped though is the Kenra blow dry spray and the kitsch towel hair scrunch both seem to help moisture get out.

yeah I don’t think dyson could ever be classed as anything but pricey 😅😅😅

I kept the corrale.

So sorry to hear you had a bad experience! My corrale experience has been fantastic so far.

How did you put a claim.!? I wanted to do it as my hair was damaged as well… but don’t know how to approach.

Did you have to send it back?

I wanna know too

Please let us know how you got refund

I’m sorry you’ve had this experience. I think someone else has also mentioned this in the comments, but I’ve had zero charge problems. I get at least 30-40 minutes charge with mine and that is over several days not being recharged. Like I said in the video straightening takes me 5-10 minutes with this device, and I’ve been able to get 4 uses out of it on a charge. I use the middle heat setting, sonn bb perhaps if you are using the highest setting this causes a greater loss in battery life. When I curl my hair I’ve been able to get a fully curled styled and a straightened style on a charge.

I watched a tutorial from @milabu if I remember correctly.

I appreciate the feedback here, especially as I’m not in any way a styling pro or professional beauty blogger as I stated in the video. I did actually have my hair very sectioned, but for time sake I just didn’t want to show 20 minutes of styling footage and tried to show relevant short shots instead. My filming set up is for my conversational opinion based luxury videos, so I’m sorry this was not a helpful format for you.