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Marie Claire
Marie Claire
Lifestyle
Katie Thomas

I think the Dyson Airstrait is a genius product with one rather large flaw - but I'd still recommend it

Katie holding the Dyson Airstrait.

After waiting for what felt like an eternity, the Dyson Airstrait—a wet-to-dry styler that promises to fully dry and straighten hair in one, with no heat damage—hit the UK market earlier in the year, and it's quickly become one of the brand's most talked about tools to date.

When Dyson launches a new hair tool, you can expect pandemonium. The first tool Dyson released, the Supersonic hairdryer, is now a mainstay in salons across the world. Its low-heat but powerful nature helps to optimise shine and minimise hair damage. The Airwrap (which, by the way, has a few alternatives, but we can't say they truly compare) changed the blowdry game for good, with people being able to achieve a bouncy blowdry at home with ease for the first time ever. Then came the Corrale—a cordless hair straightener, which was Dyson's first ever hair tool that didn't focus on air flow. The Airstrait put Dyson back in the air flow game and it's been met with rave reviews.

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