What’s the difference between the Dyson Airstrait™ straightener and the Dyson Airwrap™ multi-styler?

Designed for those who prefer sleek, smooth hair, the Dyson Airstrait™ straightener offers a new way to straighten hair. It dries and straightens simultaneously, taking hair from wet to a finished look.

The machine creates a naturally straight style with reduced frizz and flyaways – for a smooth and shiny finish with natural volume. Combining drying and styling means you’ll save time without compromising your style or hair health.

The Dyson Airstrait™ uses high-pressure airflow to straighten hair as it dries. Air is precisely heated and projected evenly through the tress as you style – with no need for heat damage.¹

Airflow is projected downwards at a 45° angle to create the tension needed to align and straighten hair for a smooth end style – with less damage and breakage.²

Glass bead thermistors continuously measure the temperature of the airflow up to 30 times per second, regulating the heating element to prevent heat damage and protect hair’s natural shine.

A 13-blade impeller spins up to 106,000rpm, propelling 11.9 liters of air through the machine per second. This generates 3.6kPa of air pressure, powerful enough to straighten hair as it dries.

The Dyson Airstrait™ is ideal for individuals who prefer a sleek, polished look and prioritize straightening their hair with precision. If you have naturally curly or wavy hair and want a machine that can provide you with consistently straight results, the Dyson Airstrait™ is worth considering.

Unlike the Dyson Airstrait™, the Dyson Airwrap™ multi-styler aims to give you a wide range of styling options beyond just straightening. This all-in-one tool uses innovative technology to create curls, waves, and voluminous styles, making it a favorite among those who like to switch up their looks frequently.

The Dyson Airwrap™ comes with a variety of magnetic attachments designed for different styling techniques and hair types. These include the 2-in-1 Coanda smoothing dryer to pre-dry and hide flyaways, barrels of various sizes for creating different types of curls, and re-engineered brushes to shape your hair with increased control.

The standout feature of the Dyson Airwrap™ is its ability to use the Coanda effect to style hair. This phenomenon harnesses a continuous flow of air to attract and wrap hair around the barrels and brushes, creating straight and curly styles without extreme heat.

The Dyson Airwrap™ measures airflow temperature over 40 times a second, intelligently controlling the heating element to keep the temperature under 302°F (150°C). Preventing extreme heat damage.

A 13-blade impeller spins at up to 110,000rpm, generating 3.2kPa of air pressure. Powerful enough to produce the air pressure that creates the Coanda effect – harnessed by our attachments to curl, shape and hide flyaways.

The Dyson Airwrap™ also uses wet-to-dry styling with air and can create smooth, straight styles such as a ‘Smooth c-curl’ and a ‘Sleek side part’. Achieve these straighter looks using the Soft smoothing brush and 2-in-1 Coanda smoothing dryer.

The Dyson Airwrap™ is perfect if you enjoy experimenting with different hairstyles and want a tool that offers versatility. If you like to switch between straight, curly, and wavy looks frequently, or if you simply want to add volume and texture to your hair, the Dyson Airwrap™ could be the ideal choice.

Ultimately, the choice between the Dyson Airstrait ™ and the Dyson Airwrap™ depends on your styling preferences and needs. If your styling routine primarily involves straightening, the Dyson Airstrait™ might be more suitable. On the other hand, if you enjoy varying your hairstyle often and want a tool that can create curls, waves, and volume, the Dyson Airwrap™ offers unmatched versatility.

Regardless of which tool you choose, investing in a Dyson hair care machine means investing in the health of your hair, minimizing heat damage and maximizing styling potential. Your decision should be based on your personal preferences, styling habits, and the looks you want to create.

¹  When used in wet to dry mode.

² When used in wet to dry mode vs. hot plate straighteners which operate with extreme heat.