- How does the Shark FlexStyle compare with the Dyson Airwrap?
- It does the same job for much less: drying, smoothing and curling with air. The Airwrap is quieter and more refined; the FlexStyle is louder and heavier but curls comparably once you learn it.
- Does it work on fine or straight hair?
- Yes, but curls tend to drop faster. Use the smaller barrel, high heat and a cool-shot set, and finish with hairspray for hold.
- How many heat settings does it have?
- Five heat settings plus a cool shot, with separate airflow control. Lower settings suit fine hair and the cool shot sets curls.
- What attachments come in the box?
- The HD400 set includes two curling barrels, a round volumizing brush, a smoothing brush, a concentrator and the storage case, depending on the bundle.
- Can I use it on wet hair?
- Yes for drying and rough-drying with the concentrator or brush. Curl only on nearly dry hair, or the barrels will not hold the shape.
- Is it dual voltage for travel?
- No. It is built for one voltage region, so a plug adapter alone will not make it safe abroad; you need a voltage converter.
- Where is the Shark FlexStyle HD400 6-in-1 Air Styler cheapest?
- At LOOKFANTASTIC, for $257.73, as of our latest check.