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How Do You Get More Volume at the Roots With an Airstyler?
Root volume comes from lifting your hair against its growth direction while drying and styling, combined with a volumizing product at the roots. The right technique matters at least as...
Can You Use an Airstyler on Hair Extensions or a Wig?
An airstyler can be used on real hair extensions on low heat, as long as the extensions are made from real hair. On synthetic extensions or wigs, heat can damage...
Is an Airstyler Safe for Dyed or Bleached Hair?
Dyed hair, and bleached hair especially, is more prone to heat damage because the cuticle already sits more open due to the chemical treatment. Use the lowest heat setting, always...
Is an Airstyler Suitable for Fine and Thin Hair?
Yes, as long as you use the lowest heat setting and choose a curling attachment with a smaller to medium diameter. Fine hair is more sensitive to heat and generally...
Which Curling Attachment Size Should You Choose for Your Hair Length?
The Airstyler Pro Ceramiq is 6-in-1 and comes with several curling attachments in different sizes. As a rule of thumb: short hair and loose volume curls call for a smaller...
Which Hairdryer Attachment Should You Use When?
The Föhn PrecisionAir comes with four magnetic attachments: a diffuser, narrow concentrator nozzle, wide concentrator nozzle, and smooth air nozzle. Each attachment directs airflow differently, which directly shapes your end...
Wet Mode or Dry Mode: Which AirStraight Temperature Should You Use When?
The AirStraight has two modes: Wet Mode (120°C-160°C) for wet to towel-dry hair, and Dry Mode (80°C-140°C) to touch up or refresh hair that's already dry. Never use Wet Mode...
Which Airstyler Pro Ceramiq Heat Setting Suits Your Hair Type?
The Airstyler Pro Ceramiq has three heat settings: 35°C, 70°C, and 110°C. Fine, thin, or chemically treated hair calls for the lowest or middle setting, while thick or coarse hair...
