(soft music)
Hi, I'm Agent Bennett and today I'm gonna show you
how to use the Dyson Airwrap Styler.
Here's what you'll need:
The Dyson Airwrap Styler
and all the included accessories, a brush and hair clips.
It looks a little bit like magic,
but the Dyson Airwrap creates powerful air pressure
and uses what's called the Coanda effect
to attract your hair to its surface.
And it's also better for your hair
using air to style instead of extreme heat,
which helps prevent extreme heat damage.
Let's start with some curls.
Along with your Dyson Airwrap,
you'll need the pre-styling dryer attachment
and either the 1.2 inch or the 1.6 inch barrels.
Your favorite hair product to give your curl some hold
and some hair clips to section your hair.
Start with towel dried hair so it's not dripping.
And it's easier if you section off your hair using clips.
First, get your pre-styling or dryer attachment
and place it on top of the Dyson Airwrap.
Turn it until it fits and feel secure.
Plug in your Dyson Airwrap
and set the airflow and temperature to your preference.
Now, slide the power button up to the on position
and move the Dyson Airwrap around
until your hair is about 80% dry.
Once your hair is no longer wet but damp,
power off the Dyson Airwrap
and carefully remove the pre-styling dryer.
To do this, release the lock and grab the attachment
by the sides and pull off,
making sure to not put your fingers
where the styler was generating heat.
Now get either the 1.2 inch barrel for tighter curls
or the 1.6 inch barrel for looser waves
and put it on the Dyson Airwrap.
Set the airflow and heat to the highest settings.
Now undo a clip to release one small section of hair.
Hold this section of hair
approximately four inches from the ends.
Turn on the Dyson Airwrap
and move it toward the ends of your hair.
The Coanda effect will wrap your hair around the barrel
in the direction of the arrows.
Make sure your hair curls away from the face
for the best styling results.
Now slowly move the barrel towards your head.
There's no need to twist the styler,
the air will continue to do the work for you.
Keep it there for about 15 seconds
or until your hair is dry.
Then push the power switch up
and hold it for another five to 10 seconds
to lock in the curl with a little cold air.
Now switch the power off
and pull the Dyson Airwrap down to release the hair.
And you've got your first curl, pretty cool.
If you need to make any adjustments
to the air flow or heat settings, do that now.
Otherwise you can just repeat this process
until you've got a head full of bouncy curls.
With a little hairspray or your favorite curl product,
you're literally all set.
Just be sure that when you remove the attachment,
you grip it by the cool touch tip,
the area that wasn't producing heat.
You can also use the Dyson Airwrap
to add a ton of volume and body to your hair.
Let me show you.
Once again, you'll start with wet, damp hair.
Section your hair with clips
and attach the volumizing brush.
Use the medium airflow and heat settings
and power on your Dyson Airwrap.
Now just run the brush through each section of your hair,
lifting as you go to add volume.
After you do the first section,
you might need to adjust the airflow or heat.
You can also add some shape
by wrapping the ends of your hair around the brush
and holding them there until they're dry, about 15 seconds.
To set the shape, push the power switch up
and hold it there for five to 10 seconds to use a cold shot.
Repeat this for the rest of your hair
and finish with your favorite product.
Just remember to grip the volumizing brush
by the cool touch tip when you're removing the attachment.
The Dyson Airwrap also has something to fight frizz
when you want a smooth straight style.
This time, you're going to start with towel dried hair
and section the top of your hair up with clips
then attach your preferred smoothing brush.
There's a soft and a firm one included
and set the airflow and heat to medium.
Power on the Dyson Airwrap
and brush through the bottom sections,
moving from the root to the ends of your hair like this.
After you do the first section,
you might need to adjust the airflow in heat,
but otherwise just repeat this process
until the bottom of your hair is dry.
If you did any shaping at the end,
you can push the power switch up and hold it
for five to 10 seconds to set the shape with a cold shot.
Now take down the top sections of your hair
and brush through them going from the roots to the ends.
You can always adjust the airflow and the heat
if you need a little more.
And again, if you put in a little shape at the end,
you can give it that cold shot to set it.
Repeat this process until the top of your head
is smooth and straight.
Finish with your favorite product
and just like that, you've got a salon quality blowout
and you're probably sick of hearing this,
but make sure when you remove the attachment,
you grip it by the back of the brush, which doesn't get hot.
Go ahead and put your attachments to use,
trying out some new styles
until you find a few that work well with your hair,
there are so many great options.
And if your hair is really long,
you might find more success with the longer curling barrels
that you can purchase separately.
But if you're looking
for quicker ways to add curl, shape, volume, or smoothing
with no extreme heat, the Dyson Airwrap is a great option.
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