Build quality on this is good, the pieces aren't flimsy at all. Love that it has a swivel cord and how easy it is to attach the various attachments included. Color was nice and it's not heavy so time consuming hair effects won't hurt your wrists or arms. As for the different attachments, the hair dryer dries well but since there's no concentration nozzle included there's really no way to direct the air flow which just means less control. I did like the dryer brush attachment, curled well and didn't tangle in my hair at all. The flat iron does a good job it just takes a bit to get used to the air vents to control your hair while styling. As for the curling rod,I had a hard time trying to get my thin hair to wrap , was OK for the bottom fourth of my below shoulder length hair but couldn't get to grab more than that. Finally gave up and grabbed my regular curling iron to finish my style. This would save so much room when packing for trips , love that part for this and how lightweight it is but unfortunately I'll probably be sticking to my full size tools for now as I need a concentration nozzle and curling tools that I can use all over easily. The styling brush was the best part and I will continue to use that . Personally for me, the value just wasn't there.
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 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...
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...