Dyson Airwrap Complete Styler Is It Worth It? Honest Airwrap Review

Today, i'm reviewing dyson airwrap, complete edition in a fusion color color doesn't matter really but yeah. This is what i'm going to be reviewing talking about and telling you is it really worth it? Is it worth the money that it actually costs you so stay tuned for everything? I'Ve got to tell you about this thing, so hello, guys, welcome to my channel today, as i've mentioned i'll, be reviewing the license and it was a gift from my husband. It'S not sponsored, he bought it for me as a present - and i was thinking of buying it, but i never kind of had a money in my account to spare and it costs about 500 pounds depending where you want to buy it from i'm, leaving the link In the description below in case, you wanted to check it out. He bought mine on amazon, and this is what the link i'm going to leave it for you. I want to give you the good, the bad and the ugly it's a good tool, but is it really worth the money? Well, let me talk you through it, so i'm gon na go first through a positives of this tool. It'S a very pretty tool. Very quality made, as we know, dyson, does really quality equipment, vacuum cleaners, a lot of things that they do everyone knows is built to last, and it's a quality with technology, innovation and impressive tools that they make, and this is another one of them because it uses Some very mysterious, weird technology, where actually pulls your hair and wrap around the tool, which is what the air wrap actually is, and i have not seen another device, another company that have actually come up with this correct me if i'm wrong, because it heats up to Only 150 degrees it protects your hair, so it doesn't really damage it with heat, although when you have it on the highest setting, it is rather hot. It dries your hair as well, while it styles it, which means you, don't actually have to do anything prior to using the stool. You can completely start of your hair being completely wet and then just blow dry, it a little bit with a blow dryer and then use whatever attachments. You want to use to achieve the look that you are going for this time and it does depend on how well you going to know how to style your hair. So let me just maybe go into the negatives. The negative is obviously a massive negative, a massive disadvantage of it for those that would love to have it is the price, because not everyone will be able to afford this device, and i realized that, if it wasn't for my husband, i would never have purchased it. Also, it's pretty bulky, so the packaging - yes, it is pretty. Yes, it is beautiful and impressive and it sits on the corner of my window shelf, which i'm going to have to change during the winter. So there is no condensation building up. It'S probably going to end up under my desk on the floor because it is a bulky and a heavy equipment, probably not one. You were gon na, take on holiday, so yeah i wouldn't take it on holiday. It'S too heavy and also it is a loud device, and yes as any hairdryer and also you're, going to have to learn how to use it. Not that you have to study it hard, but you will have to use it several times for you to actually figure out which way is the best for you and which tool does what and for the look that you're trying to achieve and you'll probably find that It does something else, the next time using it, so yeah is the learning curve. In my opinion, this is four out of five two, why four out of five, not five? Yes, it has everything that the top device would have, but it is a very expensive device, and also rather loud and bulky, so you can't really take it on holiday with you. I would not pay the price my husband paid for it if it was for me buying it. So let me get on with styling my hair and show you what it is actually so. My hair is wet at the moment and because of that, it's still damp, which is actually good, because you want to make sure that your hair is wet. When you start styling it especially with the air wrap because it does actually dry your hair while styling it, so you are actually better off having it completely wet or at least damp, which is what the top of my hair is at the moment and underneath is Pretty much wet, so let me open it up. As i've mentioned, i've tested it a few times already, and i want to demonstrate for you guys how this works. Maybe i'll do half hair with this brush and kind of try to smooth it out and the other side. I will curl it and maybe then, at the end, i'll curl it the other side to show you kind of how it looks on already dried hair. If that makes sense, i'm going to use this attachment right now, so it's very easy how it clips on. So you just kind of push it in and to open it up. You just press that little button here and open it up just like that. Otherwise, it goes not white, let's switch it on geez. That'S why i have to style my hair. Look at that right. Let'S begin so, you can select a settings from cold warm to hot blast and also from like a small medium to high fan option, and then you switch it on and then there is a option of a cold air which you use when you actually air style. It so when you air up your hair, because that then helps to set it off, they say it. Okay, i will leave it as that. So i'm going to split my hair into two just kind of in the equal part, so i'm going to use some um spray, which is actually thermal spray for when you're straightening, your hair or applying heat to it. Let'S switch it on and i will start signing it with this tool, i must say i'm getting really hot now this thing blows a lot of heat and even though i have on the second of the heat second setting, it is hot. This is dry now, as you can see, it's not the smoothest of um hair, but it's very soft, so i'm gon na jump using this attachment which supposed to smoothens out your hair to a near enough straight effect, so that is now much smoother. The hair is really soft, which is really nice um, but it's still like it's not the same effect as the straightener would give you. But again i haven't new straightener, so it's just to smooth out depends really what texture your hair is. I guess and you've got to find what works best and which attachment works best for what you want to achieve. Let me just carry on with the rest of it. That'S my mirror there by the way. So that's why i keep looking now. So this smoothing part didn't do such a good job. At smoothing my hair out, i think i've achieved better results with um this, so i'm gon na switch back to this one. I'M just gon na be switching back and forth. Now guys this is 150 degrees, but it's still really really hot. So i've just nearly burnt my hand, ow i've actually burnt my hand now. So if you touch this part, it is very, very hot. I do have it on the highest setting. So maybe i'm just gon na take it down a notch, it's very easy to, while you're actually holding your hair. It'S easy to just change the setting from medium to really hard, and i can tell already um few times. I'Ve done it. While i was straightening my hair, so you got to be careful not to change the heat settings. If you don't want it to be too hot, the hair is dry. Is this straight? No. Is it frizzy? Yes, i do have very frizzy hair uh, mind you. I have not applied any whatsoever products on it other than a heat spray and i've just washed it with a shampoo and a conditioner, i'm going to apply some oil, which i normally do so i've got like a silk or you know. I'Ve got another oils, but i'm just going to go with this one, just kind of finish it off with the products that normally finish it off and see whether that actually helps them at all. I mean they don't look the worse, but i can achieve much better result with just a straightener after having my hair, naturally dried. So, as you can see at the back here, there is a lot of rest, because what this does that blows, the air out and ultimately it helps the hair to become even more frizzy because it just blows it everywhere. Let me now move on to the other side and i'm going to be using the wand to kind of show you how that works, and then once i'm finished with that side, i'll probably go back to this one make a bit damp and then curl it. Because i want to have my hair curly, not straight so, let's change the attachment. Now, there's two ones: one is um like bigger barrel than the other. Let'S go for the big one today, just to see what it works like and i think i'm gon na be using this one, but i will see how that works. Actually, i'm really really hot. It'S like 25 degrees outside today. So it's pretty warm day and i'm sweating here. So the thing to remember is that you need to be holding the palm of the hair from the top and let the bottom wrap around it and let go. What do you guys think it's pretty nice curl? Some people leave it like wrapped, so it kind of sets you do have a setting here to when it's actually blowing before you switch it off. You have to go upwards and hold it upwards so that the cold air sets the hair off and kind of makes the curl hold in place. I guess but yeah you're supposed to press decide to do that. You may not see it but yeah. Let me carry on with the rest of the hair and um i'll, be back with you in a minute. So this is what it looks like after curling all of them. What you guys think, i think it looks really nice and like smooth, so it depends really which way you'd use the barrel. I think i should have done the other barrel and it would have looked better but depends you know some people prefer to cut it in, whereas some artwork, so it really depends on what results you want to achieve. I'M again going to put some oil on it and just gently brush through with my hands, so i didn't hold my hair for that long, but i think they look quite nice. I i like it actually that way, so it looks volumized and looks curly. It'S got volume and it's got texture to it and also, as you can see, they're quite smooth they're, not much of frizziness left on it, maybe just here at the back, maybe where i couldn't reach quite well. You can probably see better than what i can see. Actually, i could make it more curly. I think this is what i'm gon na try to attempt now on the other side, i will again dump it with this, so just to make it more wet. Otherwise, it's just not going to curl it so guys. This side came out much better. Why? Because i've actually used much higher settings, and i wanted to test it out to see whether i'm gon na have a massive difference. Apologies guys, i am sweating really hot in here um, so yeah. I achieved much bouncier curls. Now i'm going to apply the oil or silk whatever you want to call it and run through with my fingers and let's see what it looks like now that i stretch it up. It looks pretty much similar, but perhaps these curves will hold a bit longer. I guess i've achieved waves this time and i did use dyson before the air wrap and i did achieve more curls and it is so much depending on how wet your hair is, how long you hold it for. I was kind of trying to rush through with the video, because i'm really hot today - maybe next time, i'll just curl it properly and show you the pictures of how it looks when i do curl it properly. I will film it after a few days how they hold on and how they look just so you can guys see in the meantime, if you enjoyed this video, please don't forget to comment like subscribe and if you are thinking of buying dyson, is it worth it? Only if you have money in your bank account do not go and pull your credit card just to get this device, because i think you can achieve straight hair with the straightener worth 50 or even 100 pounds or a curly hair with a straightener again or just Curly wand - and this is a kind of a luxury the only cool thing about it - is that it does wrap your hair around and rather than you wrapping your hair manually and it prevents your hand from hands from burning, although, as i've proven already, i have managed To burn my hand somewhere yeah, when i touched it was hot um yeah other than that, don't go into that to buy it. That'S all i'm saying, thank you. So much and i'll see you in the next video cheers: stop