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Wet vs towel-dried hair styling: the difference in result
Towel-dried hair generally gives the best styling result: soaking wet hair takes longer and sets less sleek, while completely dry hair needs more heat because moisture acts as a lubricant...
Sleek, Smooth Hair Without a Flat Iron: Can the AirStraight Do It?
An explanation of how to get sleek, smooth hair without the separate flat iron step after blow-drying, with a step-by-step routine for the AirStraight in Wet Mode and Dry Mode.
How do you use an airstraight as a beginner?
Airstraight explained: how it differs from a straightener, the step-by-step instructions, temperature tips, and common beginner mistakes.
Is an AirStraight hair straightener worth the money? Our honest review
Our honest review: the AirStraight is worth it. It dries and styles up to 5.5x faster than a regular straightener, with a 2-year warranty.
How to use an AirStraight wet-to-dry hair straightener for best results
Use the AirStraight on towel-dried hair: pick Wet Mode, work in sections and glide slowly from root to tip. Set your look with the Cool Shot.
Is a Dyson AirStrait dupe like the AirStraight worth your money?
An affordable Dyson Airstrait alternative can hold its own: the AirStraight offers comparable airflow and ionic technology for far less money.
How do you use the AirStraight PrecisionAir™ wet-to-dry straightener for best results?
For the best AirStraight PrecisionAir results: start on towel-dried hair, apply heat protection, style in sections and finish with the Cool Shot.
How does the Dyson Airstrait work and what is the alternative?
The Airstrait dries and styles wet hair with focused air. This is how the technology works, and this is the Ace & Taylor alternative.
