From start to finish, this probably took around half an hour to do on my hair type. If you have shorter on finer hair, this will no doubt be a shorter process. The key is to let the hair cool down once you have styled it to ensure your curls last for as long as they can. If I’m being honest, the Airwrap gives me a wonderful blowout look, but if you’re after curls that will last for days on end, then a hair wand or tong may be better suited to you, which will provide a more structured style. My hair still looked bouncy the day after, but not to the same extent as day one. But if it’s a bouncy blowout that you’re after, and you don’t mind topping up your hair on the second day, then this is most certainly the tool for the job.
Yes, it is expensive, but if you are thinking of investing and will make use of all of the different attachments, you’re essentially getting multiple hairstyles in one. Out of the various hair multi-stylers I’ve tried lately, the Dyson Airwrap comes out on top in my opinion for both ease of use and the results.
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