Airshape Pro Signature Air Styler Set

I have very long (mid-back length), thick, wavy hair. I am constantly fighting frizz, so my hair stays in a ponytail most of the time. I have tried a lot of air styler sets, including the two big-name brands, and this set is pretty comparable at a much lower price. This set contains the main unit, dryer attachment, right and left curl attachments, a paddle brush, and an oval brush. I was thrilled to see the paddle brush, as that is my favorite attachment and is not always included!For full disclosure, when I use a system like this, I usually add in a step where I go over my hair with a flat iron to get it really smooth before curling. Because I was testing this specific product, I skipped that step.The attached photos show my hair at each stage. The dryer attachment dried my hair very quickly, and I have a lot of hair, so that is impressive. My hair was pretty big and frizzy at that stage.Next, I used the paddle brush attachment. As I mentioned, this one is my favorite; I can usually get my hair *almost* flat and smooth as I want it with that attachment, but my hair was smooth enough that I was comfortable continuing without going over it quickly with the flat iron. I then used the oval brush to get some volume, especially for my bangs, to give me a blowout look.Lastly, I used the air curlers. I have to admit that I have been able to achieve tighter curls with some other brands, but this dryer did give me big, fluffy curls that gave me that fresh, blowout look. I forgot to take a picture of the curls after I brushed them out, but I was happy with the look.The dryer set is nice quality, sturdy, and feels like it will last a long time. I love the carrying bag that it comes with. That is another nice detail that the name-brand sets fail at. Finally, I loved that the attachments did not get so hot that I had to wait for them to cool down before switching. I was able to switch out the attachments right away without a heat glove.Overall, this is a great set for the money!

I have super-straight shoulder length hair that is starting to grey out a bit. It used to be almost black if you can believe that one. I got the Wavytalk Airshape Pro Signature Air Styler Set for Quick Styling to see if I could pep up my 'do a little bit. It's a machine with pop-on appendages that do different jobs. Of course the hairdryer does its thing, but the left and right curlers? I had no idea there would be a "left" or "right" way to curl hair based on which side of the head's being styled! I am looking back at hairstyling fiascoes of the past and seeing some mistakes I made now...Curly haired folks who would like to pretend to have straight hair for a day could try the pink paddle brush attachment. I did for a little bit and it's the most odd thing - it made my hair even more straight. RIDICULOUSLYYY straight. In fairness I was just using all the stuff to see what it did, because the attachments aren't labelled by job. I'm not a super savvy person on all these beauty products and well... I'm supposed to try everything to review it, right? Anyway, that's what it did. More straight than straight. It was a funny surprise. I was hoping for a fluff or a wave or... well, I don't know what I was expecting but MORE straight was not it.What you see in the first picture I posted is the best curl I could get going so far! I'm sure with practice I will do a bit better. Overall I think Wavytalk Airshape Pro Signature Air Styler is a gorgeous machine with a lot of attachments that are not really workable for thin, fine hair that is not particularly long. The large black brush in particular cannot do anything at all to my hair. I am not even sure what it is for. I did try it, but my hair just goes right through it.I feel like this beautiful machine was wasted on me. I can use the dryer and the curling iron. Would love to have a smaller curling rod size, fewer attachments and a lower price in a different set available for folks like me :)