Anyone using the Dyson Airwrap Co-anda2x for daily styling?

[Sarah Davis]

I'm based in New Mexico and have been trying to simplify my morning hair routine before a consultation trip to Korea. I keep going back and forth on whether the Dyson Airwrap Co-anda2x Multi-Styler and Dryer is worth it for everyday use, since the price is a real commitment.

 

I came across this review while comparing options: Dyson Airwrap Co-anda2x Multi-Styler and Dryer Review https://ratethepick.com/product/dyson-airwrap-co-anda2x-straight-wavy-review. What I'm unsure about is whether the curling barrels actually hold a style in dry, high-altitude air, and whether the attachments are practical for shoulder-length hair or just fussy. I also worry about heat damage over time if I use it most mornings.

 

If you own one, how has it held up for daily styling, and would you buy it again? I'd appreciate hearing from people who've used it long enough to know the downsides.

[Sarah Davis]

I have shoulder-length fine hair and use a styler most mornings, so the holding power question is the one I keep circling too. For high-desert air, my concern would be that any curl set without enough product or a cool-shot finish just falls flat by lunch, regardless of the tool. The attachment count also looks like more fiddling than I want before work. One thing I noticed while comparing models is this breakdown of the Bluetooth version: Dyson Airwrap i.d. Multi-Styler Review: Bluetooth Hair Styler https://ratethepick.com/product/dyson-airwrap-id-multi-styler-review — it made me wonder whether the app-based settings are useful or just extra steps. Has anyone with dry-climate hair found the style actually lasts a full day?