Remington AS7051 Volume and Curl Air Styler, Black/ Pink

Wow!! Just wow!!I have really thick, wavy, coarse & prone-to-frizz highlighted hair; I fell in love when a hairdresser first used straighteners on my hair and I've been hooked on straightening my mop ever since - we're talking 18+ years!! I've used/purchased all the best models from GHD (the old ones were so much better) to Corioliss (still my go-to narrow faves) to Cloud 9 (wide plates). I tend to dry my hair naturally, then run the straighteners through it (twice a week) but I've noticed that my hair's definitely thinning and breaking off (especially around the front) so I thought I would try a hot brush as saw something advertised & thought I'd give it a go.Well - I have only used twice (so far) & the first time I nailed it - flicked the ends around & voila - wavy smooth hair!! I even got compliments! The 2nd time I spent more time on it & the results are amazing - I allowed the hair to lightly dry naturally (for about an hour) then sectioned off & worked it dry each section at a time. My hair is full of volume (but not pouffy) with a really lovely wave! I'm so happy as I don't need to straighten every week (which is berter for my hair) so I'm highly recommending this hot air brush! What's not to love? The price is outstanding for a 1000w model, you get additional click-on brushes, depending on the style you want & a bag to put them in! I didn't notice it getting too hot but I can imagine it would if you're using with very wet hair so perhaps invest in a heat glove? I love this product & I'm so glad I purchased it!!!

I am rubbish at doing my hair, I have never been able to blow dry my hair properly with hairdryer and brush and I tend to just whack my hair in a pony tail as it is quite wavy but not in a good way. I had seen the revlon airstyler but didn't want to spend£60 on something I might not like or use often. I spotted this online for less than half that price and thought I'd give it a go. It's brilliant and really easy to use, even for a cack handed lazy girl like me. I wouldn't use the small concentrator personally as if you just want to blast dry your hair this would take too long. However the other attachments are great. Dry your hair till it's 90% dry then section off and use the large round brush for smooth haired bouncy volume. It took me a little while as I'm not used to doing my hair but no longer than using straighteners. It is very light so doesn't ache your arms and shoulders. The handle could be a little thinner but I do have small hands. The retractable bristle brush is great for soft curls. I haven't used the smallest brush yet, that might be best for my fringe. I mostly used the lowest setting but when I did use the highest heat the styler didn't get too hot to handle although obviously you wouldn't touch the ceramic directly. One slight negative the cool shot wasn't cool it was still warm to me. I was so pleased with my hair, it looked shiny and bouncy and I achieved this without too much time and effort. I would really recommend this to anyone it's great value, and you get a heat proof little bag to keep it in.

This is a great bit of kit for styling and drying your hair. Giving a mixture of brush sizes and textures it really works for my hair which I've just had cut from long into a bob and gives a smooth styling finish. The 360 rotation of the flex is great, the bristles on the brushes soft yet gripping, and after a bit of practice am thrilled with the results. The light weight body makes it ideal to have a dryer and styler in one that will just pop in your bag when travelling and no need for straighteners any more!Unlike many hair dryers where the lower levels are useless I found that the lower level works great for styling having dried my hair 80% with the higher speed. Granted like other reviews it can get quite hot so you need to work out how to use it without it getting too scorchio, and the attachments do get hot after use, but show me a hair styler/dryer that doesn't?I am thrilled with this purchase and would highly recommend it and for the price I really don't think you can go wrong!

ok I'm the first to admit I don't know how to style my hair - at ALL. So when i had layers put in, my hairdresser told me that I should blow dry my hair to get volume and separate the layers. I've tried and failed in the past to do that as working a barrel brush and hairdryer at the same time is a NO for me.With the volume and curl airstyler, I was surprised that a total goof like me could actually blow dry my hair with excellent results!!! I have hair that comes to my mid back and it's medium - neither thick nor thin, but it is frizzy. I applied serum to wet hair to help with the frizzies and then used a blow-dry cream on my hair - tipped hair upside down and got it partially dry first before using the styler (my hairdresser told me this tip) - then I sectioned hair and was surprised at how easy and quickly the styler did it's job. No tangles, no hair pulling, a VERY powerful drying motion that dried wetter sections of hair in around a minute.All in all, it took me 20 minutes to blow dry my own hair straight - impressive by my standards as I really am USELESS when it comes to doing things with my hair. The styler was light and easy to use - although the handle was quite thick to hold, it wasn't heavy and didn't catch in my hair like some stylers can. I finished the final style with hairspray and it lasted 2 days - so I am ecstatic and it's taken the fear factor out of blowdrying my hair myself :)