- 5 stars: 75 (80%)
- 4 stars: 11 (12%)
- 3 stars: 2 (2%)
- 2 stars: 3 (3%)
- 1 star: 3 (3%)
This is a great set of hair tools. I love having one tool with all of the different attachments rather than having so many different individual tools. I typically only need the dryer and curlers, but I like having the brush and straightener if I ever want to use them. I like that there are different heat settings as well as speed settings. It's easy to use and very straightforward how everything works. The dryer works quickly, and once my hair is mostly dry, I can finish it off with the styling tool. I also really like the case, which is great for travel or for just keeping everything tidy and organized. I think this is reasonably priced for the quality, especially because it's basically several tools in one. I'm really happy with it and it works even better than I expected.
It works pretty good, it is very convenient for the price, not too noisy, easy to use, dries my hair quickly, and the quality is way better than I expected. It comes with a cute bag.
I love hair tools and probably own more than I care to admit. I am always looking for tools that can simplify my routine while still giving me great results. Airstylers are easily my favorite type of hair tool because you get multiple styling options in one device while using less heat than traditional hot tools. So when seeing this one by Parwin Pro, especially since it even included an air straightener attachment, I was excited to try it.
It definitely impressed me more than I thought it would. I wouldn’t say it feels like the fanciest airstyler I’ve ever used, but it definitely doesn’t feel cheap either. It actually feels like a good quality airstyler. Everything feels well made, all of the attachments lock securely onto the wand, and I absolutely love the color. It’s this really pretty rustic coppery redand pink. When first seeing it on the lsiting, I was a bit hesitant on the color combo, but I like it a lot. On top of that, it’s dual voltage, so you can even take it overseas if you travel. It also comes with a matching pink storage bag, which I really appreciate because I hate having attachments scattered all over my bathroom. Not only is in lined with a soft fabric inside, but there dividers for the attachments keeping them in place and not banging against each other getting scratched. Everything fits inside nicely, it is small enough to travel with, and it even has a hook so you can hang it up. There is also a zippered pocket and a slip pocket inside the top where you can store hair accessories, which I thought was a really nice touch.
The airstyler comes with the main wand, a left and right curling barrels, a large oval brush attachment, a round brush attachment, a dryer attachment, a flyaway smoothing attachment, and an air straightener attachment. It also includes a styling glove, two sectioning clips, and a cleaning tool. I actually wasn’t expecting much from the cleaning tool, but it works surprisingly well. One side has a little rake and the other side is a brush, and between the two it gets all the hair out of the oval brush attachment without much effort. This airstyler is super easy to use with a simple button layout. There is a power switch along with separate buttons for the heat and speed settings. You get three heat levels and three speed levels with LED indicator lights that show exactly what setting you’re on. The hot setting actually gets pretty hot too. Hot enough that I wouldn’t hold it too close to my scalp or face because you can definitely feel the heat. The airflow is actually very powerful too. It dried my hair within about 5 minutes, which usually it takes double that. I will say it’s louder than most of the other airstylers I’ve used, but it still isn’t obnoxiously loud.
It is powerful enough that the curling barrels grab my hair easily without having to wrap it around it first, have good tension, and actually hold onto the hair instead of constantly letting strands fall off. They create really pretty loose, bouncy curls that have that effortless salon blowout look. The oval brush is probably my favorite attachment though. It’s made with a combination of soft and firmer bristles, so it grips the hair really well without pulling or snagging it. It smooths my hair, helps reduce frizz, gives me nice root volume, and creates those soft curled ends. I also love that because it has one flatter side and one rounded side, you can style it several different ways. You can smooth and straighten, create volume, or even make a soft curl or broken wave depending on how you use it. It’s the attachment that I use majority of the time actually. The round brush creates a nice smooth and sleek blowout with great volume, and the flyway attachment gives a polished finish.
The attachment I was most excited to try though, was the air straightener. I have the airstrait, but I hate having to use both the airwrap and the airstrait depending on the look I am going for. Or even more so, when traveling having to take both tools. So having basically an airstrait with the airwrap is perfect. So, I was pleasantly surprised when it actually works really well. It gets my hair straight in about two passes and doesn’t pull or tug while using it. It also gets close enough to my roots that I can straighten them too, which isn’t always the case with tools like this. While it does a good job, I did notice that it does not have a super tight clamp. So I push up slightly on the thumb part of the clamp because it gives me a little tighter grip on my hair. If I try pushing on the end of the straightener instead, that’s when I notice a little pulling. Otherwise it glides through my hair very smoothly. It also works on both damp and dry hair. The first time I used this, I actually curled one side of my hair and straightened the other just to test everything. Then I went back over the curled side with the straightener attachment, and it got those curls completely straight.
The only small complaint I have is that...
I love hair tools and probably own more than I care to admit. I am always looking for tools that can simplify my routine while still giving me great results. Airstylers are easily my favorite type of hair tool because you get multiple styling options in one device while using less heat than traditional hot tools. So when seeing this one by Parwin Pro, especially since it even included an air straightener attachment, I was excited to try it.
It definitely impressed me more than I thought it would. I wouldn’t say it feels like the fanciest airstyler I’ve ever used, but it definitely doesn’t feel cheap either. It actually feels like a good quality airstyler. Everything feels well made, all of the attachments lock securely onto the wand, and I absolutely love the color. It’s this gorgeous matte powder pink with a subtle iridescent sheen that makes it look a little more premium. On top of that, it’s dual voltage, so you can even take it overseas if you travel. It also comes with a matching pink storage bag, which I really appreciate because I hate having attachments scattered all over my bathroom. Not only is in lined with a soft fabric inside, but there dividers for the attachments keeping them in place and not banging against each other getting scratched. Everything fits inside nicely, it is small enough to travel with, and it even has a hook so you can hang it up. There is also a zippered pocket and a slip pocket inside the top where you can store hair accessories, which I thought was a really nice touch.
The airstyler comes with the main wand, a left and right curling barrels, a large oval brush attachment, a dryer attachment, and an air straightener attachment. It also includes a styling glove, two sectioning clips, and a cleaning tool. I actually wasn’t expecting much from the cleaning tool, but it works surprisingly well. One side has a little rake and the other side is a brush, and between the two it gets all the hair out of the oval brush attachment without much effort. This airstyler is super easy to use with a simple button layout. There is a power switch along with separate buttons for the heat and speed settings. You get three heat levels and three speed levels with LED indicator lights that show exactly what setting you’re on. The hot setting actually gets pretty hot too. Hot enough that I wouldn’t hold it too close to my scalp or face because you can definitely feel the heat. The airflow is actually very powerful too. It dried my hair within about 5 minutes, which usually it takes double that. I will say it’s louder than most of the other airstylers I’ve used, but it still isn’t obnoxiously loud.
It is powerful enough that the curling barrels grab my hair easily without having to wrap it around it first, have good tension, and actually hold onto the hair instead of constantly letting strands fall off. They create really pretty loose, bouncy curls that have that effortless salon blowout look. The oval brush is probably my favorite attachment though. It’s made with a combination of soft and firmer bristles, so it grips the hair really well without pulling or snagging it. It smooths my hair, helps reduce frizz, gives me nice root volume, and creates those soft curled ends. I also love that because it has one flatter side and one rounded side, you can style it several different ways. You can smooth and straighten, create volume, or even make a soft curl or broken wave depending on how you use it. It’s the attachment that I use majority of the time actually.
The attachment I was most excited to try though, was the air straightener. I have the airstrait, but I hate having to use both the airwrap and the airstrait depending on the look I am going for. Or even more so, when traveling having to take both tools. So having basically an airstrait with the airwrap is perfect. So, I was pleasantly surprised when it actually works really well. It gets my hair straight in about two passes and doesn’t pull or tug while using it. It also gets close enough to my roots that I can straighten them too, which isn’t always the case with tools like this. While it does a good job, I did notice that it does not have a super tight clamp. So I push up slightly on the thumb part of the clamp because it gives me a little tighter grip on my hair. If I try pushing on the end of the straightener instead, that’s when I notice a little pulling. Otherwise it glides through my hair very smoothly. It also works on both damp and dry hair. The first time I used this, I actually curled one side of my hair and straightened the other just to test everything. Then I went back over the curled side with the straightener attachment, and it got those curls completely straight.
The only small complaint I have is that some of the attachments can be a little difficult to remove after using them. They lock on very securely, which I definitely prefer over attachments that feel loose, but attachments like the dryer get pretty hot. Since grabb...
My boyfriend gave me this hair styling set as a gift, and I’ve really enjoyed using it. I love that it comes with several attachments, so I can dry, straighten, curl, or add volume without needing a bunch of different tools.
The wet-to-dry straightening attachment leaves my hair smooth without making it feel dried out, and it does a good job reducing frizz and flyaways. The auto-wrap curling barrels were easier to use than I expected and gave me nice, natural-looking curls.
I also like that it’s dual voltage and comes with a storage bag, making it easy to pack for trips. Overall, it’s a great all-in-one styling tool, and I’m really happy my boyfriend picked this out for me.
Not the best for straightening and smoothing hair. If you’re used to a flat iron and a blowout with a brush and blow dryer this will not give you the same results. I purchased for travel and did not like the outcome of my hair every time. The straightener blows too much hair up and creates frizz. It’s definitely compact and does the job of drying.
The attachments that this comes with cover pretty much every styling need: drying, straightening, curling and basic brushing. The airflow and heat controls are simple to use, and the auto‑wrap curlers are intuitive once you get the hang of them. The dual‑voltage feature is the best especially if you travel, and the included case makes it easy to keep all the pieces organized. Performance‑wise, most attachments seem to work well, especially the dryer, curlers, and brushes. It’s also nice that it doesn’t give off that burnt‑hair smell curling iron does.
Love this 7 attachment blow dryer set. So easy to use and swap out the tool you want. It's fast drying, anti frizz, wet to dry straighting with an air curler set too. You will see less damage then other dryers do. It also has 2 different volumizing hot air brushes too. The dryer also has negative ions to lock in moisture and seal the hair cuticle. Also paired with smart temperature control for even heat. Also has dual voltage too. It also has a hair dryer attachment too. It's portable and it comes with a nice storage bag that you can either hang or just carry. So glad I bought this at this great price and fast shipping.
Utter garbage bought for my wife who went to France for a month for school update training in Nice used it once and died. She had to go out and spend more money at a hair dresser. Won't be back in time to send back.
Not as strong as the Dyson Coanda but does the job and good for travel because of the dual voltage.
It is an amazing machine, I love all of the tool as that it has, you can do different hair styles, you just need some time to learn how to use them, definitely happy for the purchase and worth it!
It was too difficult to use. I have thin hair so this just blew my hair around instead of being able to dry and style it. I liked the concept of all in one ergonomics. The bag was cute and convenient. It was fairly quiet. It might have had strong enough power to do the job if it had enough hair to use this. It's durable for what you pay for. It's as much of a Dyson as temu could sell you.
I was so fed up with having diff hair tools from diff brands and then all being left on the floor but this is very compact and helpful. Very budget friendly and does the work best. My personal fav part is how it helps my hair not be feizzy after hair dry.
I have been using this 5 in 1 hair styler for several months now and my hair turns out absolutely fabulously every single time. As far as performance goes it works incredibly well. One of my favorite parts is the versatility of the kit. I love that there is an air straightener attachment to flatten and smooth out my hair alongside the auto wrap curling barrels and volume brush.
Visually the pale pink color and purple is absolutely adorable and it comes with a cute little matching travel bag to store the main base and all the pieces properly. The 1200W motor provides great airflow and having 3 heat and 3 speed settings makes it easy to customize the dry.
My only real critique is the build material. I just wish the plastic on the attachments felt a little bit stronger and more solid in hand. Given that the mini attachment pieces feel a little lightweight I think the total price point should be a bit cheaper. Overall though you cannot argue with the results because it really does a salon quality job.
We have a Conair dryer and styling tool in the same design style, so I have some basis of comparison. First impressions, this product is very well packaged and comes with an attractive carry case, which is a big plus. There are two brush heads, two curling tools, a straightener, a finishing tool, and the dryer head. At 1200W, this is basically the maximum power that you can get from a standard outlet. For safety, the plug has a resettable breaker built-in, and it may be tripped out of the box, so press the red button to first reset it if it doesn't turn on.
The construction and materials are good overall, although I feel a step down from the Conair. However, I prefer the locking mechanism for the different tools on this item, which snap in and release by pressing in the buttons. It's much easier to operate than the locking collar on the Conair. Because it is overall thicker and have a bigger head than the Conair, I find that it has a lower pitch noise, which some may find less annoying, although not necessarily less noisy. There are 3 levels of wind speed and 3 levels of heat. There is no cold air button to completely switch off the heat.
Overall, it is a quality styler tool, with plenty of attachments so it is very versatile. I didn't give it 5 stars because its price puts it square against brand name products. For example, the Conair I have compared this against is available at retail for under $100, and if I were to compare costs, I would have to go with that one instead even though it has less tools and no carry case.
This PARWIN PRO 7-in-1 hair styler is amazing for travel!
The rose gold body looks sleek, and it comes with a well-organized storage bag to hold all attachments neatly. Dual voltage (125V-240V) works great for international trips.
All 7 heads swap quickly—dry, straighten, curl, add volume with just one tool. The brushless motor has strong airflow without overheating hair, leaving my locks smooth and shiny. Lightweight and easy to operate, no sore arms while styling.
Saves so much space vs separate hair tools. Perfect for daily use and traveling. Totally worth buying!
A hair styling tool that integrates a variety of functions such as blow-drying, curly hair, straight hair, fluffy and frizzy hair removal. Dyson Airwrap or Shark FlexStyle's replacement product is full of sincerity in configuration, integrating core technologies such as 110,000-rpm high-speed motor, Kanda effect automatic curling, panelless airflow straight hair and global dual voltage. It is an all-round full set of hairdressing tools.
It supports 110V/240V automatic adjustment, which can work normally in any country, which is a blessing for business travelers.
Using the airflow principle (similar to Dyson), the hair is automatically wrapped around the curling iron without manual winding, reducing thermal damage.
It supports dual voltage, which is suitable for cross-border travel without transformer.
Smooth Frizz Flyaways is designed to reduce static electricity and make hair smoother and more shiny with anti-flipping or negative ion functions.
Unlike the traditional hot air comb that relies on high temperature drying, it relies on strong wind to take away moisture, and the drying speed is nearly doubled, while avoiding high temperature injury to the hair.
The most versatile and resistant replacement choice. There will be a petty louder sound when the high-speed motor is running.
I got this for my 11 year old daughter since it looks like dyson and shes was soo happy to have dupe, honestly plastic is made on cheaper side. Has strong smell when just opened box comes with tote to store all the attachments . Does the job done. Daughter is happy
This product has nice color and temperature setting option which is easy for me to choose correct temperature for my hair and can style in different ways i want in one single product.
I like this product; it is functional and comprehensive, has good power, is lightweight, and leaves a nice finish—plus, it’s easy to take along when traveling.