- I've been so obsessed with TikTok recently.
And in my head all visually, like in here is Corrale Baskin
have you seen that?
Corrale Baskin.
killed her husband.
Well do maybe that's my next venture.
So, I don't know how people make videos
for a living like this is so stressful.
I couldn't do it.
Hi everyone, my name is Yasamin
and I'm the assistant campaign manager here at Adore Beauty
Today I am super excited because I've been selected
to try the brand new Dyson Corrale hair now.
So I was so excited when I heard that Dyson were coming out
with a new tool because they already have the amazing
supersonic hairdryer, which I love.
And also the air wrap like multifunctional tool.
First of all, a little bit about my hair.
I'm super lazy when it comes to styling my hair,
I pretty much just air dry it every time I wash it,
I very rarely blow dry it couldn't do it.
And I probably straighten it even less, pretty much how
it's looking today is how I just kind of wear it every day.
And my hair is kinda wavy, it's a little bit frizzy.
I get a lot of like flyaways.
But I kind of just embrace that on a daily basis
for special occasions, I do like to try something different.
And that is when I usually like to go for something
really sleek and straight damage is definitely one thing
that I'm looking to avoid when using hate tools.
The straightener I use at the moment
is the cloud nine wide iron.
And it does the job, it's straightened my hair
for a lazy person like me, anything that is going to shorten
the time it actually takes to do it and make it easier
is a win in my books.
Like I'll do the front bits really, really well.
And then the underneath and the back might still be like
a little bit kinky, but can we just roll them.
This morning, all I did was wash my hair.
And when it was damp, I just popped on this Pureology
color fanatic, multitasking hair beautifier up.
This is a really great multipurpose product
because it has 21 benefits.
But the best one is that it's also a heat protectant.
So I just sprayed that on onto damp hair,
I just kind of like combed it through with my fingers
and then just let my hair air dry.
So that's where we are today.
Did I mention that the Dyson Corrale retails for $699?
I know it's probably not in the budget for all of us,
but Dyson are known for their engineering and technology
and they've packed this little baby full
of a lot of good stuff.
The first thing that makes the and Corrale pretty cool
is you actually have the option to use it cordless.
If you like me and you find the long cords on your
straighteners or your hairdryers to be super annoying,
they always get tangled when you're switching
from side to side, I really liked that it comes
with the cordless option.
It does require charging,
so I believe it takes 17 minutes to charge to full.
And then you can use it either with the quote attached
or you can take the cord off.
And I believe you get 30 minutes of cord freight styling.
I can't imagine unless your hair is really long
and really curly, why you would need more than 30 minutes?
So I'm hoping that that is gonna be long enough
for me to get through my hair.
It is super trouble friendly.
So, I've noticed just by holding it, it is probably
just a tiny bit heavier than your regular hair straightener.
That's because it does have a pretty big battering
in here to make it cordless.
However, it's not so heavy that I feel like it would
actually cause me any issues or that my arm would get tired
when I'm straightening.
And something that I really like is it's got
this really handy clip here on the side.
So you just unclip it and that's actually what keeps
it together, so it'd be really cool to just to keep
in your suitcase like that.
Let's figure this out together.
It looks pretty simple to you so there's just
an on/off button.
So I'm gonna go ahead and turn it on and we can see
that it shows me that it's got a full battery.
And it's telling me to set the temperature.
It actually has three different temperature settings,
which is awesome.
I like that it's super simple to use
with these little buttons here on the side.
I do find it kind of annoying when straighteners
or any kinda styling tools have the button on the side,
as opposed to like inside,
the flat edge of the straightener.
Only because I tend to like hit the buttons
or accidentally turn it off while I'm straightening.
I've just hit the on button to turn it on there.
And as you can see, it has a little screen
and it's super cute.
There's like a little hand telling me
to choose my temperature.
So you have the little temperature increase
and decrease button and there's your screen there.
So I'm going to hit it once.
And then it's telling me I'm at 165 degrees,
and then it gives you another two options.
There's also 185 and 210 degrees.
I think I'm gonna try styling it at 165.
Let's put it to the test, let's put it
to the lowest temperature and then we can crank it up
to the high temperatures and see how it goes.
I just turned it off again on this to keep it happening
when I'm actually using it.
I think something that might be super fun at the end.
I might even try and have a go
and see if I can curl my hair using this.
The ends of the plates are around,
which means you can curl your hair with it,
but I don't even know how to kill my hair
with a regular straightener.
So we're just gonna give it a go
and see if like a hair newbie like me can figure it out.
It's a journey, we're on a journey.
So another cool thing about the temperature settings
is it has intelligent heat control,
which means that it actually reads the temperature
up to a 100 times per minute,
which keeps it really consistent.
I think the main thing that sets this straightener
apart from others is these really unique flexing plates.
Now a lot of super cool technology has gone into these,
so I don't really wanna mess it up.
So I'm just gonna quickly read to you
Dyson say that conventional straighteners
have solid plates which don't allow you to control
the hair very well.
It applies tension, unevenly and hair splays out,
meaning you need to use more heat
when you're styling your hair,
but because the Dyson Corrale has these flexing plates,
they gather the hair for more control and you don't need
as much hate for enhanced styling with less hate damage.
So all of those things are awesome and definitely
what I would be looking for in a straightener.
Anything that means less heat is a win in my books.
Let's start with a small ish section of my hair.
Oh yeah, I can feel that it's hot.
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I mean, I don't really know what I'm expecting
to happen here, I'm kinda like waiting for the bioethics.
(chuckles)
One thing that I noticed straight away that I really like
is those flexing plates.
I can definitely feel that my hair is not being pulled
through the straightener and there's not as much tension
usually when I'm straightening my head.
Like I purposely put my hand on the end
so I can squeeze it harder and literally pull it
through my hair just because I feel like that kind of helps
get it straight up quicker.
But I can see with the Dyson
that I don't need to do that at all.
This is the result I'm on 165 degrees.
So I've gone two passes over my hair.
It's not quite as straight as I would like it.
So I am going to crank her up.
Let's go straight to 210 degrees.
- [Woman] Big jump.
- Yeah, big jump, we're going for it, yeah.
Let's just go over that same section, oh yeah,
I can feel that she's warmer.
Oh yeah, no, we are in business.
Oh my gosh, that looks so good.
So I think maybe if your hair isn't naturally curly,
you could probably get away with using
the lower heat setting.
But if you want to achieve that really super sleek,
smooth look that I'm going for.
I'd think you're going to need to crank her up
to a higher temperature.
Oh yeah, okay.
So I definitely think for my hair texture 210
is going to give me the result that I want.
Oh my gosh, yes, it looks so good.
Definitely what I've noticed right away after doing
that second section of hair is you only really need
to do one pass over with the Corrale.
Normally, if I was using my regular straightener,
I tend to go over the same section like two or three times
because I'm trying to get it really straight.
I like that that means that I'm doing less damage
to my hair because I'm using less heat.
So obviously this is my natural hair and this is a section
that I've just straightened with the Corrale.
So it's super smooth, super sleek, super shiny.
I really only had to go over each section once
as opposed to, if I was using my cloud nine,
I tend to go over the sections maybe three
or even four times.
So I feel like it would still probably be quicker
if I was straightening my hair with this only having
to do each section once.
So while we're on the topic of the cloud nine,
if you wanted to find out a little bit more about it
or just some other straighteners in general,
the amazing Miele on our customer service team,
actually did a great video talking you
through all about top 10 hair straighteners.
So make sure you check that out on our channel.
I've just now put it on the medium city setting,
which is 185 degrees.
And I'm just gonna give the guard on a small section.
Let's say 185 in action, yeah.
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- [Woman] That's glad quite nicely.
- I love just, yeah, it's so smooth.
I love just like watching it and going through
not bad, not bad still I think not as smooth
as I would like but I'm sure
that if I went over another time.
All right, so for my hair, I probably need two passes
on the 185 but I can be bothered for that.
I feel like you just crank it back up to 210.
- [Woman] Do you know how to curl?
- No, for some reason we think it would be fun to me
to try now to curl a section using the Corrale.
Then you spin.
Then you are going down.
(chuckles)
Like this.
So like that. - [Woman] So like that.
- Right? - [Woman] Yeah.
- And then twist.
- [Woman] Yeah, and now bring it down.
- [Woman] It's got a beautiful wave.
- All right, that was better.
I feel like you can't judge it's curling ability
watching me do this because I actually kinda have no idea
what I'm doing, but I feel like I'm in a kind of work.
I feel like if I was doing it properly,
you would actually do a really nice job.
This is how we do it.
And my Corrale curls, did that work me curling
was a little bit of a fail,
but I have actually watched other people curling their hair
with this and they look like they can do it pretty easily.
So, I feel like I just don't know what I'm doing.
Well though, it was actually my knee's resolution
to learn how to cut my hair.
What are we may I haven't tried once.
- [Woman] You never tried once.
- Gotta start somewhere, I feel like this would be actually
a really good tool to use to learn
and like practice because you can put it
on a lower heat setting.
Let's just go back back to straight.
So she is beeping at me so it looks like I am running out
of charge, my arm it's gonna grab the plug I'm plugging in.
Yeah, she's charging, I mean this is actually a really good
on the high heat setting, I like it.
So I'm actually really pleased about when I'm straightening
it with the cold is that it doesn't seem
to be coming out really easily considering
that it is just a magnet and it makes a cool sound.
(whispering)
What was that noise that I do it again?
No, oh my God, is it not pointing?
- [Woman] It is.
- Just flash that it was out of battery and turned off.
- [Woman] So it must use up more power
faster than it charges.
- All right, so here is the finished look,
now I really, really like how sleek
and shiny the hair looks, and definitely
as I was straightening the hair I noticed
that there was a lot less tension pulling on it
which a big win for me.
Let's start with the things I really liked
about the Dyson Corrale.
I loved that there's an option for you to go call this
if you prefer, it's just makes it so much easier to use
and you don't have to worry about the cord
kind of getting in the way you do have the choice
of temperature settings.
I could really tell the difference when I was using it
that there was a lot less tension in my hair.
It wasn't pulling as much, the hair wasn't snagging
and getting caught like in the styler, I didn't have
to guide the hair through as much.
So Dyson basically did all the work for me.
The Dyson Corrale is a little bit heavier
than your average straightener.
However, it wasn't something that I really noticed
as I was straightening and while I was playing
with it I was using it for like 45 minutes
and my arms didn't get sore,
I didn't really notice it at all, and you kinda get used
to the bulkiness of it.
That actually is quite ergonomic and it fits
in your hand really nicely.
So those kinds of things weren't really an issue for me.
Now on to the negatives, it doesn't charge fast enough
for you to use it basically from a dead battery.
So, if it does run out you will have to leave it
to charge us for a little while because it takes 17 minutes
to get to a full charge, but it only lasts 30.
So if you wanted to use it with the court option,
I would recommend keeping the cord in from the beginning.
Having the buttons on the side, I found that I had
to be really mindful that I wasn't pressing them
as I was going, 'cause the first few passes over my hair,
I did turn it off by accident a couple of times.
I feel like by the time I had used it a bit
I'd kinda gotten used to it and I was holding it kinda
further down rather than up here.
And now the price, is gonna cost you about twice
as much as a regular strike now.
Do I think you get twice the value out of the Corrale?
It depends on what you want to use it for.
Someone like me who doesn't really straighten
their hair a lot, I could probably count on one hand.
The number of times I straightened my hair in one year,
I don't think I'd really get the cost per use out of this.
However, if you're someone who's straightens
their hair a lot and you really appreciate
the cold list technology, I think this would be good
if you already have damaged hair and you're still looking
to style it, you definitely do need that option
then of being able to choose lower temperatures,
because it is a more efficient styler and you have
to go over the hair less times overall you're going
to be causing your hair less damage.
If you have damaged hair or if you using your straightener
a lot or if you just love investing
in the latest technology, then I think you would love this.
If you're on a budget and you're just looking
for a straightener that can get the job done.
This might not be the one for you.
However, if you are doing a little bit bougie
and like you want to treat yourself,
I mean I felt like an absolute queen
when I was straightening my hair, it's so luxurious
and it really does the job and it does do it well.
If you're looking to invest in a really good straightener,
I would highly recommend it.
I'm really interested though, for you guys to tell me,
what did you think of Dyson Corrale?
Were you impressed with his results, would you buy one?
Let us know down below.
All right guys, thanks so much for watching.
I hope you enjoyed this first impression
of the Dyson Corrale.
If you did make sure you hit the light button
to let us know and we'll see you next time.
Bye.
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