Dyson's bestselling Airwrap named the ‘best product ever' is £100 off for a limited time
If you've been debating the idea of treating yourself to a Dyson Airwrap but have been put off by the almost £500 price tag, you're in luck. Dyson has slashed a rare £100 off for a limited time only.
Normally priced at £479.99, the New Dyson Airwrap i.d.™ multi-styler and dryer with Diffuser in Vinca Blue/Topaz is now £379.99. Curly-haired girls will be pleased to see that the styler with the diffuser attachment is on offer.
Styling your hair at home should feel like a relaxing, self-care moment, not an hour of stress and effort, and that's where the Airwrap comes in. Designed to create salon-worthy looks at home, this tool helps even those who are terrible at hair find success.And the new Airwrap i.d. features a built-in Bluetooth and the My Dyson App, which essentially becomes your new hair stylist. You take a short quiz on the app explaining your hair type, and the Airwrap knows exactly what to do. It will adjust the timing, styling and even the cool shot for you. So you can switch off and end up with gorgeous, damage-free locks.
The Airwrap has some glowing testimonials to back it up with shoppers calling it a 'game changer' and the best ever. One shopper wrote: "Wow, what an amazing product - I literally could not live without this air wrap. It's so easy to set up on the app and use and much lighter to hold that expected. I have little patience in styling my hair but this makes it so easy and within 5 mins I have a lovely bouncy blow dry or beach waves, my curls stay in for a couple of days. The flyaway attachment is unreal and gives me poker straight hair. "
A second added: "The best product ever! My hair reborned since I started using it! Every woman should have it !". And a third praised: "Surprise birthday present - and it is such a game changer Hair drys in minutes and looks like it has been done professionally at a salon. I love it"
It's worth noting, however, the Airwrap is not going to work wonders on every single hair type. One shopper criticised its inability to hold curls on dead straight hair. They wrote: "I do like it but the price for straight hair doesn't really stay on, but I love the look of curls but it won't last till 2h if it's really hot humid weather, specially if your hair dead straight."
If you've not been tempted by the Airwrap, two of my current favourite hair tools include Drybar's Double Shot Blowdryer Brush. This is one of the only heated brushes that has given me sleek, bouncy hair that actually lasts, and is a damp-to-dry styler.
Additionally, Remington's AIRvive™ 2-in-1 Air Styler is essentially a styling shortcut for smoother, sleeker hair without extreme heat damage.
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