DysonAirwrap Multi-Styler - Complete Long

I actually like this product but it doesn't come with the larger barrel! this wasn't clear to me when I bought it. Too expensive to not have that.

I got this as an early Christmas present and had to open it instantly. The dryer is quick and the barrels leave great curls! Unfortunately the 2 smoothing brush attachments don't fit all the way in the dryer. Not sure if this is normal or I got a defected product…I'll be calling customer service on Monday.

I've had my airwrap for about a year now, and it's taken that long to decide how I feel about it. On the performance side, it's fine but limited. The curl wands are the best part, though the thin one is useless for thick hair so it collects dust. The thick wand works well but takes a long time, much longer than a dryer brush or the old fashioned blowdryer and round brush method, even on 90% dry hair. But the results are nice. It has a serious learning curve, you have to figure out the perfect conditions for YOUR hair - dampness level, to alternate or not alternate barrel directions, section size - to get your desired shape and volume. You have to be willing to invest the time to figure it out before you see any value. For me that took about 20 uses. The curl brush attachment is too small for my hair, so… it collects dust. I absolutely hate the paddle brush, as it doesnt get close enough to my roots and offers no assistance for keeping hair smooth and tangle-free while drying. Brushes have wax nubs on the ends and/or boar bristles between the plastic bristles for a reason. This paddle, having none if that, is a torture device. I lose SO much hair when I use it, and I don't get a good result aesthetically, so… it collects dust. The dryer/smoother attachment… you guessed it, collects dust. I don't feel like I have enough control when I use it, my hair gets super whipped and tangled. So, of all the attachments included in this extremely expensive set, only ONE of them is useful to me. The value just isn't there. From a practicality standpoint, the fact that it's not travel friendly really bugs me. No one's lugging that big ol box around with them, and even if you're traveling with just the base and one attachment, it's a no-go. The cord is too bulky to wrap, so it doesn't pack nicely. The worst offense is that the device isn't dual voltage, so you can never use it outside your region! At this price, and considering how many devices are dual voltage nowadays, that's absurd. Overall, I would say this device is absolutely not worth the price. If you have thick long hair, you may only get use out of one or two attachments. For a device that justifies its hefty price by being an "all-in-one" styler, I find myself using a lot of separate devices to fill its gaps… drying, straightening and traveling. Dyson's got work to do.

I wanted to write a positive review after seeing all the bad ones. From the moment I started using the Dyson Airwrap, people have been commenting (even men) and women asking about my hair routine, products I use, hair stylist, etc! My hair has never looked better or gotten this much attention before and I owe it to this styling tool. Yes, the curls relax after awhile so if want a beautiful "voluminous blowout" look, this will achieve it. If you're looking for tighter curls you will be highly disappointed and should use a different tool for that - curling iron or wand.

I have thick, fine, frizzy, undefined curly to wavy hair. Leaving it natural is a mess and im not very talented at doing my hair. I have to say I was apprehensive but I do love it. With the right products it took me about two weeks to get the curl to last the day. After the first day I have nicely styled hair with a bit of a wave to it. If you want a realistic review wait for a sale and its worth it!