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The Dyson Airwrap has won countless awards for its innovative technology, which allows you to rapidly dry, volumize, and style your tresses at home sans heat-induced damage. Unfortunately, it costs around $600 a pop. Following the cult-favorite hair tool’s swift rise to fame, many haircare brands have taken note of the air styling game-changing technology and engineered similar Dyson AirWrap dupes with more approachable price points.
Many of these wallet-friendly alternatives will give you a salon-level blowout that isn’t more than your monthly car payment. Unfortunately, not all of the AirWrap dupes are created equal—especially when it comes to minimizing damage and split ends.
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If you do have the monetary resources to invest in a Dyson Airwrap Styler, we’re 98 percent sure you won’t regret the beauty investment. But if you just can’t swallow that price tag, you’ve got some great Dyson AirWrap alternatives that are almost as good as the real deal. Check out our favorite editor-tested-and-approved Airwrap dupes and alternatives below... because you shouldn’t have to go broke to have amazing hair.
The Shark FlexStyle might be the most popular Airwrap dupe out there—so much so that it’s often sold out. It features a blow dryer and multi-styler that you can transition seamlessly (twist and add on your attachment of choice). Flip between four heat and three airflow settings to get that just-right look without scorching your hair. Worth noting: At $280, it’s less than half the price of an Airwrap.
FoxyBae’s newly launched Super Styler Pro is a pretty close alternative to the O.G. Dyson AirWrap. The damage-reducing multifunctional hair tool comes with five easy-to-use attachments, allowing you to curl, blowout, dry, and smooth without heat damage. Best of all? The Super Styler Pro is equipped with a salon-grade motor that will cut your drying time in half. Aside from the Shark FlexStyle, this tool is the closest dupe to the AirWrap we’ve tried so far.
If you’re looking for a multifunctional alternative to the Dyson AirWrap that includes all the interchangeable attachments as the O.G. with the lowest price tag, look no further than Sharper Image’s underrated Revel 6-in-1 Multi-Styler. This ionic tool allows me to create a salon-worthy blowout with completely wet hair in just 15 minutes.
At $349, this hair appliance is definitely an investment, but it’s still significantly cheaper than the Airwrap. It features three interchangeable brush heads—an oval brush, paddle brush, and concentrator—to help you get the look you’re after. Flip through four temperatures and three speeds, along with a cool shot button to seal in your style.
The T3 AireBrush Duo has two attachments and gives you plenty of options, allowing you to switch from sleek locks with a paddle brush attachment to bouncy waves with a round brush. Just snap on your brush of choice and get to work. The T3 offers a whopping 15 heat and speed combinations and uses the brand’s patented IonFlow technology to help keep frizz at bay.
L’ange’s Le Duo is slightly different from the rest in that it looks more like a traditional curling iron—with a twist. The appliance dries your hair as you curl and, once you open it up, you’ll see a flat iron hidden inside to help smooth you out. You can easily adjust the temperature between 280 and 430 degrees and flip on the fan to cool and dry your hair.
At just over $20 right now, Conair’s hot air brush is the cheapest of the Airwrap dupe bunch. It delivers a whopping 1,000 watts of power and allows you to flip between a thermal brush, nylon and boar bristle brush, and concentrator to help you get a smooth finish. Double ceramic technology gives you even heat, while you can choose from two-speed settings depending on how much time you have to spare.
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