Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Review

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Few beauty gadgets get as much hype as the Dyson Airwrap — and after using it, we understand why. At around $599 it is unapologetically premium, but it replaces a whole drawer of hot tools with one clever device that styles using air rather than damaging heat. Here is our honest verdict.
Style With Air, Not Extreme Heat
Traditional curling irons and straighteners rely on very high heat that can damage hair over time. The Airwrap uses fast, controlled airflow and intelligent heat control to style at much lower temperatures, so you get the look with less long-term damage. That is the whole point of the design.
The Coanda Effect Is Genuinely Clever
The barrel attachments use the Coanda effect — hair is drawn onto the barrel and wraps itself automatically. It feels a little like magic the first time, and it makes achieving salon-style curls and waves far easier than wrestling with a hot iron.
One Tool, Many Looks
Depending on the set, you get barrels, brushes, and a drying attachment that let you curl, wave, smooth, volumize, and dry — all from one handle. For anyone who styles their hair regularly, consolidating everything into a single premium tool is a real convenience.
What to Keep in Mind
It works best on hair that is towel-dried to damp, not dripping wet, and there is a learning curve to each attachment. The price is steep, and exactly which attachments you get depends on the bundle you choose, so check before buying.
Should You Buy It?
If you style your hair often and want a gentler, do-it-all tool, the Dyson Airwrap lives up to the hype and makes a spectacular gift. It is a splurge at around $599 — but a very popular one for good reason.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- • Styles with air, not extreme heat — gentler on hair
- • One tool curls, waves, smooths, and dries
- • The Coanda effect wraps hair automatically
- • Premium build with multiple attachments
- • Great results on a range of hair types
Cons
- • Expensive at around $599
- • Works best on damp, not soaking-wet hair
- • Takes practice to master the attachments
- • Attachments vary by which set you buy
The Verdict
The Dyson Airwrap is a genuine luxury, but it delivers. By styling with airflow instead of scorching heat, it curls, smooths, and dries in one tool while being kinder to your hair. At around $599 it is a splurge — but for daily stylers, a hugely popular one.
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