Dyson airwrap

[twogoto]

Does anyone have one and do you recommend it?

[HFJohnson]

I don't but the vlogger Brogan Tate reviewed one on her channel recently. They look really good but v expensive!

[twogoto]

Originally Posted by HFJohnson

I don't but the vlogger Brogan Tate reviewed one on her channel recently. They look really good but v expensive!

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Yeah I watched that! Everyone seems to rave about them on YouTube but I don’t know anyone personally who has one. Very tempted! They are very expensive though I agree!

[Spottywotty]

Ive a dyson air wrap only ever use the hairdryer part, because I’ve not got any real interest in hair I find it’s not worth the money, if you like styling your hair then go for it

[twogoto]

Originally Posted by Spottywotty

Ive a dyson air wrap only ever use the hairdryer part, because I’ve not got any real interest in hair I find it’s not worth the money, if you like styling your hair then go for it

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Thanks!
Is the hairdryer part powerful enough to dry your full hair? I have quite thick hair so this is something I’m unsure of!

[joanna23]

I took the plunge after watching endless reviews. I have really thick hair which I literally can’t do anything with. It is really frizzy when I dry it normally. I’m not normally a person for big purchases or beauty products.
I managed to get a refurb one from DYSON which was £100 cheaper and I pay it off each month. I absolutely love it! I haven’t mastered the curling yet but I can dry my hair completely and straightened using the brush in around 15 minutes tops. I can get the curls to work but I just have so much hair I can’t quite get it to fall properly.
I don’t regret buying it at all.

[Bellasmummy]

Originally Posted by twogoto

Thanks!
Is the hairdryer part powerful enough to dry your full hair? I have quite thick hair so this is something I’m unsure of!

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I have one and wouldn’t be without it!

I mainly use the dryer attachment and the thick hair brush. Don’t curl often as it takes a long time for my long thick unruly hair.

It makes such a difference to my hair, feels much better than using my old hairdryer and then straightening. Also much much quicker, instead of over half and hour I can be done in 15 minutes.

[twogoto]

Thanks ladies, sounds great! Does it leave your hair as straight as it would be if you used a straightening iron?

[joanna23]

Originally Posted by twogoto

Thanks ladies, sounds great! Does it leave your hair as straight as it would be if you used a straightening iron?

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Not quite as straight as with a straightening iron but much smoother and more natural if that makes sense. Not poker straight.

[PoohBears#1fan]

I have one and it is good, it's nowhere near as good as the price tag would make you think though.

I have to take a lot of time with it to get good results and often wonder if I could achieve the same results if I took my time with any hairdryer to be honest.

Originally Posted by twogoto

Thanks ladies, sounds great! Does it leave your hair as straight as it would be if you used a straightening iron?

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No. It does a close job, but it doesn't hold, if I go out without using straighteners, it'll curl up again very quickly.