WHY I'm RETURNING my DYSON AIRSTRAIT

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Why I'm returing my Dyson Airstrait. I really thought I was going to love this but sadly it's going back. It does not live up to the hype as you can see from my thumbnail. I am demonstrating using the Dyson Airstrait along with another hair tool that performs 100x better and it's much cheaper!

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[marilenatzortzi]

The realest, most helpful, honest and INTELLIGENT review out there. You confirmed my bias that this is not for me. I want to style my hair, not air dry it straight. HUGE difference.

[bade]

The Dyson Airstrait does what it is made for. By drying it straights the hair. Perfect.

[salmam.]

I personally have the airstrait and the airwrap. For me, the airstrait is the best purchase I ever made, and the airwrap does not work at all. I have thick curly hair and regular striaghteners have a hard time with my hair, and also ruin the texture of my curls when i use them for several days. The airstrait I can twice a week and does not harm my natural curl pattern on the days I diffuse my hair! It is truly not harming my hair but DOES straighten it and keep it straight for 3 days! MY hair ir hard to work with so I was truly impressed. Due to these results, I bought the airwrap (secondhand because tis more expensive and sales were over) but the airwrap just makes my hair frizzy. My curls dont hold from it and the smoothing and blowdrying brush make it fluffy. The flyaway attachment is nice but for the price, it was not worth that purchase. the airstrait is awesome for me though!

[Kindlyone]

I have the hot tools and that totally damaged my hair. Too much tension and pulling on wet/ damp hair- so damaging. I have long thick hair some layers. The Dyson AirStrait dries my hair in a fraction of the time without a brush and blow dryer yanking on my hair. I love it so much I bought 3. One for home, travel and one for my daughter. The Airstrait took my hair drying routine from 1 hr to 25 minutes. A total game changer for me.

[cs-yqed]

I love my Dyson AirStraight. I have never had success blowdrying my hair. I have tried multiple methods, but it just ends up a frizzy mess. And, I would have a lot of breakage from pulling my hair with a round bristle brush. I tried using a round airstyler brush like you have suggested. That option was even WORSE than using a blowdryer and hair brush. There is damage from your hair touching the very hot round barrel for a good amount of time. And a round blowdrying brush ends up making the hair frizzier because the air used to dry your hair is shooting out from the middle of the brush, causing your hair to fly out, instead of smoothing it. With the Dyson AirStraight, it blows your hair in the correct direction to smooth your hair. There are no bristles tugging or pulling on your hair. Your air just glides through. I have WAY LESS hair damage and loss with the Dyson AirStraight. When I used either a blow dryer with a round brush, or a heated round airbrush that blows hair outward, I would have tons of hair in my sink and on the countertop. There is none of that with the AirStrait. Maybe it all depends on a person's hair texture, but it was well worth the money for me. I held off on buying it for the longest time because of the cost, but ended up kicking myself for waiting so long. I wish I had gotten it sooner.

[sandycontard]

I respect that you're not satisfied with the Dyson Airstrait, and yes, it is costly. Although, as a professional hairstylist myself, I know many people can and will benefit from Dyson Airstrait. Especially for customers who want to get their hair dry and straight in a one step process is a great option. Also for customers with curly hair, who wants the straight look. You can also get some volume out of it when use correctly. I did my sister's hair which is curly and frizzy and she loves it. Her hair came out beautiful. I wish there was a way I could forward a picture so you could see the before and after. As with any tool that produces heat a heat protective product is essential! And, I totally agree with you that a case should be provided for the tool. I know Dyson is pretty good with refunding any merchandise that you're not satisfied with. Final thoughts for myself, for you and anyone else. You're to use any hair tools that works best for your hair needs😊

[Skibidibing]

Thanks. Possibly the most sensible review on this product ever

[omari]

As a guy with type 4c hair I love the Dyson Airstrait considering i always end up having to wash my hair at night on sunday when i have to go to work the next morning. Before the dyson airstrait came into the picture I was using a Elchim blow dryer and my hair would still be damp especially at the roots which was causing mold growth and my scalp would be itching and inflammed because of that. I also dont have to deep condition as much since I seal my hair with black castor oil and when using the dyson airstrait after applying the oil its like giving my hair a hot oil treatment which deep conditions my hair as well as a natural heat protectant. My hair doesnt tangle as easy which has slowed hair breakage for me. The no case is not a problem for me because i knot up the cord and hang it on a hook in my closet. I got it on sale at bestbuy before this past christmas.

[jessicarosales]

I have fine medium length hair with layers and I love my airstraight. It leaves my hair straight in one step when I get out of the shower. I can get my hair done in 15 minutes max.

[lauralierutledge]

I LOVE my air straight. Your arm positioning is messing you up! Flip it around and you don’t have to wrangle your arm backwards in an awkward position

[betcpa]

I love those blow dry brushes. I have the Revlon and Hot Tools and used them religiously for years and had the horrific breakage to show for it. I bought the Airstraight and absolutely love it. First off there is finishing setting that seals and shines the hair strands that I don’t;t think was utilized in the review. I gets my thick, shoulder length, naturally curly/wavy hair absolutely sleek, it amazing. If I want add direct the ends or add controlled curls/waves I just use my flat iron at a reasonable temp. I would say the styling time is comparable because the Airstraight is so quick. Honestly, I wanted to hate it and send it back for a refund, but I loved it so much I kept it. 😂

[tanyawood]

Oh my goodness, my arm would be falling off doing one side!! The side you used it on looked like it had been blown dry with no nozzle or anything!! There is no way I would purchase this because from what I have seen it does nothing and when you said it came with no case I was shocked!! Thank you for sharing this with us!!

[stacylbrewer]

This has been on my list of things I want to buy, so THANK YOU for saving me a million bucks. I have wavy, frizzy hair and have seen some good reviews on this for my hair type. But I don't often trust reviews bc sometimes I think ppl are just trying to make a commission. So, THANK YOU for always being honest with us. I appreciate it so very much 💓❤

[tinawyatt]

😱WOW! I personally love the result you get with the Dyson Hairstrait! But totally appreciate it's not what you're after. That said, Dyson aren't claiming Hairstrait to be a "styler", ONLY to be a hairdryer-straightener. Round barrel hot brushes are much more damaging to your hair over time I'm agraid 🫢 Interesting video though.

[yardi]

I have extremely layered hair and love the airstrait it gives me such volume.

[katherinejordan]

I truly wish I saw this before I purchased my air straight. I thought it was just me but it is damaging to fine thin hair. I always use heat protection and never had an issue with any other tools. I am returning mine too. Thanks for this !

[vickizsecrets]

I wondered about it. Thanks for the review, Anne! I love the airwrap also and recently purchased the new T3 round airbrush which has the same shape as your HotTools. It works great! I can get my hair dry and styled it I just want it smooth with some volume.

[shawnasomers]

I completely agree with you! I had the airstrait for a month and I returned it. I wanted it to work for me so badly. I do like straight hair but it still wasn’t enough. I have fine frizzy curly hair and honestly when i initially tried it I thought it worked well, but My hair still got frizzy after about 30 minutes. It didn’t seem to seal the cuticle like some other heat devices do. My Revlon brush works Much better to smooth out my hair and keep it that way. I’ll pay big bucks for something if it works for me but this wasn’t it. 🙁 I do think it may work well on people who have just a little bit of frizz and curl and maybe don’t live in as humid a climate as I do.

[mnop]

This confirms everything I was thinking. The price seems too high for what it does and I use my Airwrap always. No need for it! Thank you!

[jennifercarver]

I get why you don’t like it. I love mine and hears why. It replaces a blow out brush for me. My hair is fine and wavy. I have to put so much tension on my hair to get it smooth with a blow out brush and I see lots of hair breaking off. Because this smooths the cuticle of my hair with less tension and heat, I only see a few hairs that break off when I use it. I then will follow with a curling iron but I had to do this also when doing a normal blow out. It’s not a complete styling system but it replaces a blow out for me and eliminates my frizz. It’s not for everyone and I get that.