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Overall I’ve found that the Bellissima Steam Elixir Hair Straighteners are really easy to use and you can achieve shiny, straight hair in no time. My hair also looks and feels a lot softer when I use the steam straighteners compared to when I use my regular straighteners. My hair which is naturally pretty frizzy also stays straight for a longer period of time using the steam straighteners as well. Detangling brush - Detangles and tames hair gently avoiding stress on hair and preparing it for styling The pros: The T3 AireBrush Duo comes with two attachments: a large round brush for adding volume and shape and a paddle brush for smoothing and straightening. The attachments are really easy to use, and the bristles are firm enough to create the tension you need for straightening and adding bounce, but not too stiff that they get tangled as your twirl them through the hair. They both glide through my knot-prone hair with ease, leaving my hair silky. Plus, they are also large enough that you can dry and style bigger sections of hair, making it a speedier process—win-win. Thanks to Air Wonder, it is really easy to experiment with different styles without damaging your hair. The ceramic and keratin coating protects the hair and the ions help to maintain hydration, minimising the frizz effect.
My verdict: This is great for generally smoothing and volumising your hair, with the added benefit of some curls, without requiring much effort, time or a big investment like other competing products on the market.The hair straighteners have 4 temperatures to choose from -170°C, 185°C, 200°C and 230°C and are fast heating. They also have an LED screen which is a lot fancier than my old hair straighteners. The swivel cord is 3m long and the straighteners also have an auto-shut-off function after 60 minutes which is good to know if you're like me and always think you've left your straighteners on. My verdict: I think the T3 Airbrush Duo would be ideal for hair that’s shoulder-length or shorter, or if you want to style a curtain fringe or face framing layers. The curls held in place best on the shorter layers at the front of my hair, but not so much on the longer, one-length sections of my hair. I'll be keeping this on standby for the days when I want to dry my hair with a straight finish, as the paddle brush attachment is excellent for this. Ceramic and keratin coating: helps to protect hair and gives instant vitality, for silky, shiny, bouncy hair
The cons: Although the styler gives you plenty of attachments to work with, I would probably reach for just three of the attachments frequently, as I found that my hair just didn’t hold the styling with some of them (such as the round brushes and curling tong). However, this could be down to prep or just the current health of my hair. I also found that the cool setting didn’t really blow cool air, and the temperature seemed too warm. Also because the Bellissima straighteners are chunkier than my previous straighteners and are not as rounded on the edges, I have been finding it harder to curl my hair but I think I just need to get the hang of manoeuvring them. I think it’s more of a me problem.
A hair dryer brush for a fraction of the price
My hair type: If I had to describe my hair in three words, they would be pretty darn average. It isn’t poker straight, and I haven’t got gloriously bouncy curls—it’s somewhere annoyingly in the middle. It’s that kind of inconsistent curl that requires some styling if I want it to feel polished. Usually, I’d just blow-dry my hair smooth with a round brush or use small barrel tongs and add some waves to my shoulder-length bob. Just one simple move to dry hair, add volume and create a range of different styles. With the Air Wonder hot air brush, featuring ionic technology and bristles coated with ceramic and keratin, you can change your look with ease whenever you like, thanks to the 8 accessories included. Volumised, straight, wavy, tight ringlets or natural curls: you decide! Soft, straight and volumised with the oval Volume&Straight brush, which gives volume and body to hair from root to tip. Thanks to the ceramic and keratin coating, it helps to close the hair cuticle, leaving hair super shiny. My hair type: I would describe my hair as dry and damaged but beachy. It has a natural wave that means if I fall asleep with wet hair or get caught in the rain, I end up with ringlets Cupid would be proud of, but with a few minutes under a hair dryer and a round brush, it smooths very easily. I’ve always been a wash-and-go girl, blow-drying it on special occasions, but have become increasingly interested in hair tools, really looking for something that will give me a more polished version of what I already have. I don’t like a blow-dry that’s too perfect, I don’t want to look like a weather woman but myself (just with slightly better hair).
The cons: If you’re looking for a tool to replace your hair dryer and give you tight curls, then this probably isn’t the tool for you. However, I would recommend it purely for the round brush attachment alone. The only niggle I have is that I wish that there was an easier way to empty the reservoir as I always find I have leftover water after I’ve straightened/curled my hair and I don’t want to leave it in there until I next use the straighteners as I don’t straighten/curl my hair every day. I wish there was either a cap on the end to take off to empty the excess water instead of trying to shake the excess water out of the tiny hole you fill the reservoir up with. It’s a bit annoying. Diffuser - Dries and enhances naturally curly hair, guarantees hair hydration , curls & definition, reducing frizziness Travelsize.The pros: I’ll be the first to admit I’m not very adventurous, so when I was asked if I wanted to take part in this Deep Review, I thought I’d challenge myself to step out of my comfort zone (read: hair rut) and see if it was worth it. The answer? Yes and no. Remington’s Curl and Straight Confidence Air Styler AS8606 is a budget-friendly version of the cult airstylers doing the rounds these days, and for the price, I was really impressed with the results. The styler has interchangeable attachments: a dryer (fine for loosely drying, but I wouldn’t ditch my standard one in its place), a large round brush for a bouncy blowout, tongs for curly waves and a flat brush that gives a smooth, straight finish. The pros: Using the BaByliss AirStyle 1000, the first thing I noticed was how light it was—so far so good. It comes with four attachments: a hair dryer, a round brush with soft bristles, a blow-dry paddle brush with hard bristles for smoothing and straightening and a conical barrel for curling. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{
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