Dyson Airstrait - Nickel/Copper

Yes, the Airstrait has a 'Dry' mode (120°C or 140°C) which can be used for touch-ups or to refresh a style on dry hair. However, for primary straightening and drying, it is most effective when used on damp, towel-dried hair in 'Wet' mode.

The Dyson Airstrait uses focused jets of air to dry and straighten hair simultaneously. It constantly measures air temperature up to 30 times per second to ensure it never exceeds a safe threshold, preventing the extreme heat damage associated with traditional hot-plate straighteners.

For optimal performance, it is recommended to check and clean the filter regularly, ideally after every few uses or when you notice a reduction in airflow. A dirty filter can affect performance and potentially cause the device to shut off.

Yes, the Dyson Airstrait is designed to be effective on various hair types. The adjustable temperature settings allow you to customize the experience to your hair's needs. For very thick or curly hair, work in smaller sections for best results.

You can use your preferred hair styling products (e.g., heat protectants, leave-in conditioners) before using the Airstrait, just as you would with other styling tools. However, the device itself doesn't require specific products to function effectively.

Hold the Airstrait with a firm but comfortable grip. Ensure the airflow direction is consistent with the direction you are gliding through the hair. Maintain a steady, slow pass to allow the air to effectively dry and straighten each section from root to tip.

Check that the power plug is fully inserted into the wall socket. Try plugging the device into a different, working power outlet. Ensure there isn't a power outage or tripped circuit breaker in your home.

Ensure your hair is *damp*, not soaking wet or completely dry, when using 'Wet' mode. Section hair into smaller, more manageable pieces. Glide the Airstrait more slowly and consistently through each section to allow the airflow sufficient time to dry and straighten. Verify that the temperature setting is appropriate for your hair type.

This can indicate a blocked filter. Turn off and unplug the device. Clean the filter located at the base of the handle by twisting it off and wiping away any dust or debris. Reattach the filter securely. If the issue persists, ensure proper ventilation around the device and contact support if necessary.