Secondly (and my favourite), there’s a new coanda smoothing dryer attachment that’s a hero addition for frizz-prone users. Firstly, there’s the ability to change the air flow with the flick of a switch without having to change the barrels, saving you both time and effort.
Released earlier this year, there are a few notable improvements to the Dyson airwrap that cement it as a market-leading hair tool. The similarities don’t end here, with both tools using an airflow design that reduces damage, as well as coanda technology that wraps hair around the barrels. Offering similar versatility to Dyson’s tool (which also has six attachments), it promises five different hair styles, including straight, wavy or curly.
While Dyson’s tool costs £499, Shark’s styler is more than £200 cheaper at £279. While Shark is best known for its viral vacuums, the brand has followed in Dyson’s footsteps and launched its own multi-styler hot brush, complete with six attachments and an in-built hair dryer. From Revlon’s £39 hot brush to Bellissima’s under £100 air wonder or BaByliss’s rotating tool, it is officially the era of the hot styler – and Shark is one of the latest brands to add to the growing roster. Luckily, myriad brands have populated the beauty market with more pocket-friendly, airwrap-inspired tools that are responsible for that TikTok-viral bouncy blow dry look. Boasting improved attachments and a faster air flow, the new and revamped multi styler unsurprisingly secured the same beauty critic-acclaim as its predecessor.īut, with its aspirational (read: eye-watering) near-£500 price tag, Dyson’s creation is certainly not cheap. Released in early 2021, the second iteration of the airwrap had a lot to live up to. Revolutionising the hair styling handbook, the multi-functional hair tool rapidly reached cult status owing to its ability to blow-dry and style hair simultaneously, producing a salon-quality look at home. Arriving on the beauty scene in 2018, few products have caused as much of a stir as the Dyson airwrap.
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