The internet is awash with hot brushes, hairdryers and holistic hair devices designed to carefully style your locks. But which tools should you be investing your hard-earned cash into? Well, luckily for you, we have the answer.
Over the last few months, we’ve been putting the Bellissima Air Wonder styler to the test. This 8-in-1 tool does it all. Dries, straightens, curls and wands your hair. Whatever style you’re looking to achieve at home, you’re bound to guarantee yourself salon-worthy locks after giving the tool a whirl.
Coming in at under £100, it’s far cheaper than some of its competitors but we’re pleased to report it gets the job done.
Now for context, I have super thick hair. Like, insanely thick hair. So, when it comes to blow drying my hair myself, I tend to leave it to air dry for 15-20 mins before going in with the hairdryer. This is what works for me, and by doing this, I feel I got the best results from using the Air Wonder.
In the box you’ll find the Air Wonder styling tool, and eight detachable heads –
- An oval brush for creating volumised, straight hair looks
- A ceramic and keratin coated round brush to use on long straight and wavy hair
- A smaller, round bush that’s ceramic and keratin coated to create long, wavy hairstyles
- A small curling tong
- A brush attachment for styling
- A drying nozzle
- A difusser for curly hair
The Air Wonder simply locks each attachment into place, with a super easy twist of the nozzle. The attachments feel secure, and it has two heat settings and a cool setting too. Perfect for a blast of cool air to set your style in situ.
The tool also comes with a small drawstring bag that easily holds all of the attachments – super handy for storage!
Using the Air Wonder and two of the attachments means my hair goes from wet to dry and ready to head out the door in less than 30 minutes. The oval brush reduces frizz in my hair, leaving my locks straight and good to go.
Having given each of the attachments a road-test over the last few months, I’m really impressed. Since using the drying nozzle and the oval brush for straightening, I have cut down my hair drying time and I’ve found myself reaching for the straighteners less and less.
This is a tool I will firmly have in my arsenal for quite some time. If you’re looking to treat yourself to a new, easy to use, air flow multi styler, this is the one!
Ruth is a Liverpool based blogger, sharing her delicious recipes, fabulous beauty finds, home decor tips and adventures with her adorable french bulldog Molly. Follow her on Instagram @ruthwrites_ or check out the blog at ruthwrites.blog
