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Why does Ace & Taylor use ceramic in the Airstyler Pro Ceramiq?
The Airstyler Pro Ceramiq's curling attachments are fully ceramic-coated. Find out why ceramic is the logical choice, and what the difference is with a thin spray coating.
How we test our airstylers before launch
Before a new airstyler goes on sale, it goes through testing phases for safety, temperature, and hair type, and as a final step a thirty-day study with real users.
Using an airstyler after working out: restyle your hair quickly without washing again
After a workout, dry shampoo and a low airstyler setting let you quickly touch up your hair without fully washing it. If your hair is genuinely soaked in sweat, washing...
Morning routine: how much time do you really save with an airstyler?
An airstyler combines drying and styling into one step, cutting out an entire step in your morning routine. Ace & Taylor customers report routines dropping from 30 to 40 minutes...
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...
How long does an airstyler curl last compared to a curling iron?
How long a curl lasts mainly depends on hair type, prep, and barrel diameter, not just the tool. Ace & Taylor's own research shows 96% of users experienced a curl...
Using a heat protectant with an airstyler: needed alongside a low temperature?
An airstyler styles with airflow at low temperatures, well below the damage threshold of a straightener, but a heat protectant is still a worthwhile extra layer of protection, especially for...
Airstyler in winter: preventing damage from dry air
Dry winter air pulls moisture out of your hair, making it more brittle and prone to breakage. A slightly lower temperature, extra hydration, and a humidifier help your hair get...
