- How does it compare with the Dyson Airwrap?
- It copies the air-wrap idea with five heads and ionic airflow, but offers three heat settings instead of Dyson's multiple speeds and heat sensing. Expect similar gentleness, less precise control and weaker curl hold on coarse hair.
- Does the auto-wrap barrel work on dry hair?
- It works best on damp, roughly 80 percent dry hair, which is when the air wrap sets the shape. On fully dry hair curls form but fall out sooner.
- Will it curl thick or coarse hair?
- It can, but hold is the weak point. Use smaller sections, a higher heat setting and a pin curl or cool set to make curls last.
- What is in the box?
- The set includes the handle plus five attachments, typically an auto-wrap barrel, a blow-dry brush, a round brush, a smoothing brush and a concentrator. Check the listing for the exact head list.
- Is it good for damaged or fine hair?
- Yes. Air styling at moderate heat is gentler than a hot iron, and ionic airflow reduces frizz. Keep it on the low setting for fine hair.
- Where is the 5-in-1 Air Auto Wrap Curler Set cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $70.89, as of our latest check.