DYSON AIRWRAP Shaping vs Smoothing Brush on Short Hair 

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@@cintializette I just realized that is exactly why I also go to her videos first!!!! YES...

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Oh YES!!! I subscribe to her. No LONG talking. An yet very well explained.

SamanthaM I’m the same! Worn my hair up for years and years as it’s curly but thin. This was a life changer!

@@maynan3 Ooh, I'm excited to try it on mine even more now. I have very curly but thin, fine hair and just put it up but need to learn how to style it better and wear it down.

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Anywhere you can get this on paying instalments as too expensive for me.

I’m not gonna lie, is all about practice I’ve been doing my hair for years and everyone always complimented my hair but also I always found strange that some people aren’t able to use a regular curling iron, is all about the practice most people were telling me not to the get the air wrap for my long and thick hair when the trick is using the Dyson properly for your hair texture, I curl smaller hair sections pointing the barrel down and my curls last when people were telling me that doesn’t work on long hair!

S Tam Hi, how do you get the curls ?to hold, despite balmain mousse n elnett hair spray , mine don’t stay for more than half hour..appreciate your sharing any tips 😊

Aparna Singh I don’t really use it for curls, the effect is more of a wavy blowout

S Tam thank you for taking the time to reply 😊 .am struggling with the curls , they don’t hold despite strong hold mousse and Elnett spray ...

@@aps2985...... Make sure your ROOTS are 100 percent DRY before you use the curling wands, otherwise the damp roots will drop your curls. Blast the ROOTS ONLY with the dryer until really dry, avoiding the hair ends (tricky). Make sure the lengths of your hair are really damp, hot dry each curl THOROUGHLY, then do the cold shot for at least 10 seconds. Switch off and gently let the curl unravel off the wand. Keep a fine mist water spray to hand to spray hair length ONLY, avoiding your dry roots. Hair shaft has to be really damp.....but you have to make sure each section IS COMPLETELY DRY before you cold shot and unravel the curl. Only finger rake the curls.....wait until they are COLD, not even warm, before you finger rake. Hope this helps. Teddy UK xx

I would love to know that too. I used to have the Revlon one and it caused serious damage to my hair. So much I had to cut it. 2 years later now and my hair is finally longer and stronger. I haven't been blow drying it much at all fearing to cause damage again. I've been considering purchasing the Dyson but worry about it. My hair is wavy, super fine and highlighted.

Revlon destroys your hair , I had revlon. I got the dyson no more breakage my hair looks and feels great. Hope it helps .

I agree.. I think thi sis why I am struggling with the product.

Heather Winters is your hair naturally curly or straight?

It’s wavy. It might not work as well on naturally super straight hair. But it’s basically the same technique she’s using.

You can pay monthly in instalments with Dyson or QVC !

JJ Babbles Hey I’m not Milabu but I can tell you my own experience. The pre-dryer on the air wrap is definitely not as powerful as the Dyson hairdryer. But, having said that, it’s still more powerful that my previous GHD dryer. I only use my air wrap now. I have thick, course hair - it’s in a lob but even so it usually takes quite a bit to get my hair dry. With the air wrap I use the pre styler to semi-dry it and then I use the soft-soothing brush to do the rest. So it doesn’t really need to be as powerful as the supersonic. And I don’t even look at my revlon now! The Dyson brushes get so much closer to scalp to dry. But I agree with Milabu that you really need to want all the pieces to justify the cost. I bought mine on QVC and pay in rates so it’s been more doable that way! Hope that helps!

@@armaninimerawi4247 TYSM for your reply! I only just saw it, so sorry for slow response. Very useful to know that the airwrap dryer isn't as powerful as the supersonic. I do really want the brushes that come with the airwrap (so I can replace my hairdryer And Revlon & have less styling tools! On my desk!) but I have no interest in using the curling barrels.. So I'm still divided over which to get AND I discovered the airwrap comes in different versions depending on hair type which is yet another choice!! (I have thin, fine hair but it's naturally very curly & frizzy, so I seem to fall under both categories from the options they give. Arrr) Tbh I rarely use my regular hairdryer rn - I airdry for a bit & then use the Revlon (the revlon kinda replaced my hairdryer) Maybe I've answered my own question there - I don't even use the hairdryer I own because I just want to get stuff done with one styling tool. Hmm! Thanks again for your help!

I have the same debate as you had. I was interested in the hairdryer and then thought of the airwrap with the smoothing brush as it seems more efortless, but cannot justify paying more for accessories i will not use (like the curls barrels), i want straight non frizzy hair (my hair has no curls but a lot of frizz when drying with a regular hairdryer, applying treatments, oils, etc, still the styling can tame my hair). What did you decide an bought in the end? Can you share your experience after 1 year? Thank you

Baby Elephant mine gets tangled if my hairs not dry enough

Melanie Wilson thanks for the tip. I had the same problem. I’ll try making it dry with the pre styler first.

I have the Hair Dryer, should have bought the Air wrap first, I also love smooth hair, and the Dyson dryer while better than any other dryer, doesn't get my hair as smooth and shiny as the Air Wrap. :)

Gurl same. I only want the two smoothing brush heads, I don’t need the curling barrels they seem useless to me. If only Dyson offers the airwrap in different versions like they do with their handheld vacuums (fluffy, absolute, etc) so it’s more affordable.

While the ends are wrapped around the brush switch it off, hold it for a few seconds then pull it off.

Evelyn Encarnación the complete kit will give you 5 styling tools and a pre styling dryer for 550 usd. If you’re the right type of person with the type of hair this can work with this tool and you actually use all the attachments it may be worth if for you. If not then skip it. I use all the attachments and I have long, thickish, straight hair. My cousin got one of the other ones that was 500 usd that has 4 styling tools and a pre styler and she loves it because she can style her own hair and doesn’t need to go to the salon anymore. My friends with more frizzy hair that wanna straighten it say they couldn’t get it as straight as they wan it. Hope that helps.

Melisha McAlister I own one and I would suggest that you roll the volumizing round brush from your roots then hold on to the tip to roll it slowly from root to ends.

Melisha McAlister Hi, how do you get the curls ?to hold, despite balmain mousse n elnett hair spray , mine don’t stay for more than half hour..appreciate your sharing any tips 😊

Aparna Singh Thisbis a long but thorough response. Sadly, I no longer have the Dyson air wrap. I bought 2 within a 4 week time period from the Sephora sale and both had a short in the plug. I believe the short was caused by inferior wires stressed by the weight of the transformer. I returned them but will repurchase after the company addresses the issues. I loved the volume, which lasted for a couple days, especially when humidity was low. Idk how much this matters, but I Alternate shampoos -using either L’Oreal ever pure sulfate free volume shampoo and conditioner, Pureology Hydrate or Olaplex number four and five shampoo and conditioner. Because I get blonde highlights, I sometimes use Matrix total results so silver shampoo to neutralize the yellow. After shampoo/conditioner, I use Lanza healing volume root effects (on top roots where I want lift) and just a pea size amount of Lanza color care trauma treatment on ends as a heat shield. If I want more volume I will either use Kendra thickening mousse or Aveda volumizing tonic but not a lot of either product to keep hair from being weighed down. I take my time with the Airwrap. I use clips to section hair in 1.5” increments starting at the bottom and with mostly damp hair-not wet. This gives me the most volume. If the top starts to dry, I lightly spritz it. Once hair is wrapped around the wand, I count to 30 slowly and make sure to give every curl a good 20 second cool shot. For me, it was important to make time for those curls. Taking my time really helped my curl last. My family was amazed at the volume and I really miss it. Even when curls subsided, my hair appeared thicker. Also-to achieve volume on top, I wrapped hair horizontally instead of vertically as I do with my the sides of my hair. I hope all this helps! Have fun!

Melisha McAlister hey that was very thoughtful of you to share all the details.. the keeping on for 20 seconds part shall be put to test for my hair. shall try sulfate free shampoo alternating with the kerastese and hope the curls bless me... am so grateful to you for putting the time and energy to help and share. Here’s wishing dyson fixes the glitches and you have the awesome airwrap back again. Thank you

@@aps2985 make sure your ROOTSC are 100 per dent dry before you use the curling wands, otherwise the damp roots will drop your curls. Make sure the lengths of your hair are really damp, hot dry each curl THOROUGHLY, then do the cold shot for at least 10 seconds. Switch off and gently let the curl unravel off the wand.