Dyson Airwrap Dupe

Trying to buy a Dyson airwrap dupe in Australia and they have so many mixed reviews, anyone bought one and it worked well? Thanks in advance submitted by /u/Infamous_Humor_5467 to r/DhGateReps [link] [comments]

Long post ahead! I have been waiting for months, maybe even a few years to buy a Dyson hair product that I feel would truly make a difference in my routine and make my hair routine more efficient. I have some Dyson home products already (fan, fan purifier, vacuum) so I trust the brand. I was first intrigued by the airstrait but wasn’t fully convinced. So when they released the new airwrap co-anda2x with the airsmooth attachment, and a much more better drying power, I was sold (no, really, checkout agad when I got notified it was back in stock in the Dyson website! Lol)! First of all, to get the obvious out of the way: this thing is truly gorgeous. Worth displaying on the vanity. And it feels good in my hand: it feels sturdy, but is still lightweight, so hindi siya nakaka-ngalay. For reference, I have very long (layered, goes down to my waist) and fine hair. It’s also maintained with Piandré’s aura smoothing treatment (last one was late Feb, so still very much in effect currently). My thoughts on how the attachments perform: - Dryer: I remember trying the older airwrap model before and being disappointed of the dryer - parang it would take forever to dry my hair (pero gets naman na it isn’t a dedicated dryer supposedly). This one though, it’s fair to say it can perform like at least 90% power of a full-fledged dryer. I think it took me like 1-2 min to dry my hair (not fully, but dry enough for styling). For me, this alone makes the product worth it. - Round brush: Hindi siya nakakabuhol ng hair. The bristles are compact, not few and far between, and I find it contributes to making hair shinier. Perfect for curtain bangs! - Anti-snag flat brush: Good for detangling and imo an ideal next step after drying and before using the curling barrels. Also my husband likes using this for a quick brush-up look haha! - Curling barrels: With my hair length, I only wish these were longer as well! But that just means the learning curve is steeper. So far, practice makes perfect. I also find the i.d. curling feature (3rd slide) in the app super helpful- just focusing on the technique and not counting for the sequences is great. - Airsmooth: AFAIK, this doesn’t result in as straight and sleek style as the airstrait, but that isn’t a bad thing - it’s actually really good at making my lengths shinier and reducing frizz. It’s a nice finishing touch that saves me the use of some anti-frizz products. My first trial curls (4th slide) using the bigger curling barrel (and with the help of the app), without any styling products at all, lasted for around four hours on me. I also went out yesterday with curled hair, using a bit of the Dove extra hold hairspray, and it lasted seven hours. I think the key is really to have the proper styling products and to not touch my hair so much! 🤭 I’ve been really really happy with it and have had no regrets. And, as I said, even my husband likes it (he uses it right after me haha) so I think sulit talaga for us. Before this I had a curling iron, straightening iron, a 10 year old BaByliss hair dryer, and a dupe of the OG airwrap (na yung round brush lang naman yung useful for me). The airwrap co-anda2x has sent all of these to retirement (maybe except the straightener, but I don’t really use it much as I have straight hair)! Happy to share some more thoughts if you girlies have any questions! Also would love to hear your hair styling product recommendations!! ❤️ submitted by /u/Porscheux to r/beautytalkph [link] [comments]

Long post ahead! I have been waiting for months, maybe even a few years to buy a Dyson hair product that I feel would truly make a difference in my routine and make my hair routine more efficient. I have some Dyson home products already (fan, fan purifier, vacuum) so I trust the brand. I was first intrigued by the airstrait but wasn’t fully convinced. So when they released the new airwrap co-anda2x with the airsmooth attachment, and a much more better drying power, I was sold (no, really, checkout agad when I got notified it was back in stock in the Dyson website! Lol)! First of all, to get the obvious out of the way: this thing is truly gorgeous. Worth displaying on the vanity. And it feels good in my hand: it feels sturdy, but is still lightweight, so hindi siya nakaka-ngalay. For reference, I have very long (layered, goes down to my waist) and fine hair. It’s also maintained with Piandré’s aura smoothing treatment (last one was late Feb, so still very much in effect currently). My thoughts on how the attachments perform: - Dryer: I remember trying the older airwrap model before and being disappointed of the dryer - parang it would take forever to dry my hair (pero gets naman na it isn’t a dedicated dryer supposedly). This one though, it’s fair to say it can perform like at least 90% power of a full-fledged dryer. I think it took me like 1-2 min to dry my hair (not fully, but dry enough for styling). For me, this alone makes the product worth it. - Round brush: Hindi siya nakakabuhol ng hair. The bristles are compact, not few and far between, and I find it contributes to making hair shinier. Perfect for curtain bangs! - Anti-snag flat brush: Good for detangling and imo an ideal next step after drying and before using the curling barrels. Also my husband likes using this for a quick brush-up look haha! - Curling barrels: With my hair length, I only wish these were longer as well! But that just means the learning curve is steeper. So far, practice makes perfect. I also find the i.d. curling feature (3rd slide) in the app super helpful- just focusing on the technique and not counting for the sequences is great. - Airsmooth: AFAIK, this doesn’t result in as straight and sleek style as the airstrait, but that isn’t a bad thing - it’s actually really good at making my lengths shinier and reducing frizz. It’s a nice finishing touch that saves me the use of some anti-frizz products. My first trial curls (4th slide) using the bigger curling barrel (and with the help of the app), without any styling products at all, lasted for around four hours on me. I also went out yesterday with curled hair, using a bit of the Dove extra hold hairspray, and it lasted seven hours. I think the key is really to have the proper styling products and to not touch my hair so much! 🤭 I’ve been really really happy with it and have had no regrets. And, as I said, even my husband likes it (he uses it right after me haha) so I think sulit talaga for us. Before this I had a curling iron, straightening iron, a 10 year old BaByliss hair dryer, and a dupe of the OG airwrap (na yung round brush lang naman yung useful for me). The airwrap co-anda2x has sent all of these to retirement (maybe except the straightener, but I don’t really use it much as I have straight hair)! Happy to share some more thoughts if you girlies have any questions! Also would love to hear your hair styling product recommendations!! ❤️ submitted by /u/Porscheux to r/beautyph [link] [comments]

Hello, I could really use some advice. I can’t decide between the Co-anda 2x and the Dyson ID Airwrap. Here’s my problem: I think the cool shot function on the Co-anda 2x is really great, and the Dyson ID doesn’t have that, right? On the other hand, I really like the flyaway attachment on the Dyson ID, and the Co-anda 2x doesn’t have that attachment, does it? But I’ve also seen that there are dupes of the smoothing attachment for the Co-anda 2x that also work for the ID. I’ve also heard that the Co-anda 2x doesn’t pick up the ends of the hair very well and that it breaks more often. Plus, I somehow find the buttons on the Co-anda 2x more practical. However, I’ve also heard that with the Dyson ID you can somehow set it up in the app so that you still get a cool shot function. This whole Bluetooth thing with the Dyson ID feels really strange to me. I’d honestly rather do something like that manually. I also find it odd that Dyson doesn’t release something that combines everything into one device, or at least make attachments for every model, or include the cool shot function on the ID. I just don’t get it. What would you do in my place? I’ve also heard that the curls from the Co-anda 2x can get a bit frizzy — like slightly messier and more chaotic in the end. Could you please share your experiences and tell me what you’d recommend I buy? Thanks a lot. submitted by /u/Dapper_Ad_863 to r/Dysonairwrap [link] [comments]

I have had the Dyson Airwrap hair styler for about a month now and I honestly love it more than I expected. I use it every time I wash my hair and it has pretty much replaced my old curling iron completely. My hair is long and usually takes forever to style, but the Airwrap makes the whole process feel easier somehow. I also love how the curls come out soft and bouncy. What surprised me the most is how long the curls last, about 5 days, sometimes even a week. Then afterwards they loosen into waves but they still look nice. Before this I used a regular curling iron for years. Looking back I feel like it was probably frying my hair. My ends were always dry and I never thought much about it until switching tools. I decided to get it after reading reviews on Amazon and Alibaba, I guess those were dupes? Idk, but I got mine on their website. Kinda expensive, at least for me, but so worth it! For anyone else with long hair, how has the Dyson Airwrap hair styler been working for you? submitted by /u/Embarrassed-Career30 to r/haircareaddiction [link] [comments]

Really want the Airwrap but cannot justify the price 😭 What dupes have you actually tried, and how did they perform long term? Hair type: Curly, frizzy & dry. submitted by /u/2rskipepsii to r/IndianMakeupAddicts [link] [comments]