Dyson Airwrap™ Multi-Styler Complete Long

FYI - if you have a cosmetology license you can purchase directly from Dyson with an $150 trade discount. I learned about the Dyson Stick after discussing my woes about how I’d dry my waist length hair while wearing a cast on my hand for 7 weeks post surgery. She lent me her Dyson as the attachable brush allowed me to dry/style my hair with one hand! What a game changer. It also dries the hair much quicker than my current professional dryer, while sealing the cuticle — leaving it very smooth looking and soft feeling. While the dryer has a high price tag for non stylists, it’s only slightly higher priced than what I’d normally spend on a professional high speed, well balanced, powerful dryer. Hopefully, the motor on the Dyson is comparable to my other dryers — in quality and longevity. Con — the case it comes in. While pretty looking, it’s useless. When I order my dryer, I’ll purchases a cloth caddy that can attach to a wall with adhesive for storage and easy access! It IS easy to travel with - as it takes up minimal space. The limited edition dark blue color dryer is only offered at a few select department stores. Long story short — I highly recommend the Dyson Stick!

I see a lot of people not thinking this works for fine, straight hair, but it does. It’s a matter of figuring out what combo of hair products works for you (I use hairitage curl enhancing foam, tresemme extra hold mousse, not your mother’s beach babe texturizing spray, and hairspray, everything inexpensive and purchased from walmart ). I use a golf ball size dollop for the mousse, half of that for the curl foam, both in wet hair and brushed through with a paddle brush. I took a shower prior to using this and shampooed only. No conditioner (no leave in either), whereas I normally would. I used the drying attachment to get it mostly dry (wet to touch, but dry enough where you could leave the house in a hurry), then I section. I use the texturizing spray (lightly or it’ll be crunchy) over a section, curling in half inch wide pieces. Larger pieces won’t curl. After each section is done, I spray with hair spray. I don’t brush out until I’m done, and instead of turning the air wrap off to pull the curl out, I let it go while it’s still on so it tightens the curl even more. I continue this way until all sections are done. I had accidentally used it on the lowest heat section the first time I used it so the curls were loose and only at the bottom so I went and re curled some pieces on high (my normal heat setting) towards the top to balance it out. I’m going on four hours and my hair has more body than it usually would by now. There’s also far less frizz and the curls settled better. Some people may have even better luck with wrapping each curl around a curler until the hair has completely cooled. I haven’t tried that method yet, since not doing it worked great for me. Other tips: If you have extremely long hair, the weight of the hair is going to pull down a curl regardless of hair weight. I cut my hair right before doing this (length is about mid chest, with layers) so I’m not sure how it would have worked before (similar length but no layers). You may need shorter hair to get the curls you want. The air wrap can still produce great volume with little effort! The air wrap is not going to curl your hair for you. Yes it’s expensive. Yes, some of you expect to be able to style with no effort. Not everyone is that lucky, and some of us (me included) have to do some of the work. Play around and figure out what works the best for you. It does take a bit of a learning curve! General pros: It’s lightweight! I cracked my wrist almost clean across a decade ago, so repetitive movement creates easy strain, which hurts. I can’t speak for those with arthritis, but this device is significantly lighter weight than most styling devices. It took me an hour to get my hair done, and there was no arm weakness/strain, nor any pain in my wrist. The case. I like that the device and attachments have their own slots. Everything tucks away nicely and neatly, and all pieces fit perfectly inside (as in, there’s no angry rearrangement because I can’t get the lid on). Variety of attachments! I’ve spent most of my life trying to find some sort of hair device that will make my hair pretty (those of you can go have annoyingly straight hair understand this lol). This replaces two of my curling irons, replaces my hair dryer round brush, and replaces a hair dryer. It works great to dry fine hair without it becoming a tangle fest. Cons: So far, the Coanda effect is a pain to learn. The airway refused to grab my hair if I picked up chunks that were too big. Once it was on, it was on, but I did have to play with the fan settings sometimes to get it to wrap my hair. I wouldn’t say this device is for “long” hair (at least not if you’re asking anybody who does have long hair). I think the length my hair is at now would be considered long-medium. Anyone who has longer hair would probably benefit from hair rollers, whether that be alone, or after using this device for an initial curl. The cooling shot is also the power button. While on, push that button up. I feel that it should have been added to the temperature options since it’s such an easily missed feature.

I bought the Dyson Airwrap™ Multi-Styler Complete Long for my wife—and now I’m apparently a genius. She’s used it almost every day since and won’t stop raving about it (or her hair). So here’s the breakdown from our household’s new Dyson convert: She has long, thick hair, and this version with the longer barrels makes a huge difference—less time, better curls, and fewer do-overs. It smooths, volumizes, curls, waves…basically, it replaces half the bathroom drawer. Why it’s great: Multiple attachments, endless styles Curls with the barrels, smooth blowouts with the brushes, volume with the round brush—it’s all in one sleek setup. No extreme heat The built-in heat control tech keeps temps in check, so it doesn’t fry hair like a flat iron or curling wand. Quality and design Everything clicks into place magnetically, the case is gorgeous, and it feels solid in your hand. Dyson didn’t cheap out here. The reality check: There’s a learning curve Watching the YouTube tutorials is practically a requirement. Getting curls to wrap the right direction takes practice—and maybe a few deep breaths. It’s expensive No way around it. But if you’re using it often, the cost per use starts to make sense—and it replaces multiple tools. Lots of parts Keep the case nearby, because the attachments multiply quickly and you’ll want to stay organized. ✅ Makes styling easy (once you learn it) ✅ Long barrel version is perfect for long/thick hair ✅ Hair looks smoother and healthier ✅ Comes with great storage case ❌ Not budget-friendly ❌ Learning curve for new users Final verdict: If you (or your partner) love styling their hair and want to ditch the heat damage and clutter, the Dyson Airwrap is the ultimate upgrade. It’s a luxury—but a functional one that actually gets results.

Do not buy this machine. It will break. My machine stopped working after 4 1/2 months of use. At first, It would stay on for a couple minutes and then turn off. We have done every step trying to clean and maintain it, but nothing worked. It got to the point where it would only stay on for around 30 seconds. I contacted Dyson in November 2025, Dyson agreed for me to mail the machine in for review and repair, but I haven't heard any update since we've mailed it in and they received it. I have called there numerous times with no update. Everytime I call they, they tell me "it's processing". I am 49 years old, and I have never regretted a purchase as much as I regret buying this machine. it's a total waste of money and should be removed from their marketplace. I have wasted countless hours trying to get an update, and wasted over $500 on this purchase

The Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler is honestly the best hair tool I’ve ever owned. It makes styling so much easier, faster, and safer for my hair. I love that it uses air instead of extreme heat, so my hair feels healthier and less damaged compared to traditional curlers or straighteners. It comes with different attachments that are super easy to switch out, whether I want a smooth blow-dry, bouncy curls, or added volume. The curls look natural, last all day, and my hair feels shiny and soft. It’s also very lightweight and comfortable to handle, which makes styling much less tiring. Yes, it’s an investment, but if you style your hair often, it’s absolutely worth it. It really gives salon-quality results at home!

This is absolutely amazing product Love it worth the price

I have long fine hair and this Airwrap helps me style without using a flat iron. It adds volume, makes soft curls, and doesn’t burn my hair. It works best when hair is slightly damp and with a little hairspray at the end. It’s expensive, but the results are worth it for me.

After using this item for about a year and a half, I have loved the ease and quality of my blow outs! Unfortunately, it has started to stop in the middle of me drying my hair. If you are going to buy this product, buy the 2-3 year protection. I am so bummed it is starting to not work - is less than 2 years the expected longevity of a $500 hair product?