Health & Beauty

Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Complete Long (Vinca Blue/Rosé)

Hair Stylers

The Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Complete Long uses Coanda airflow technology to curl, wave, and smooth hair at a maximum 150°C — well below the 230°C+ of conventional tools — replacing your dryer, curling iron, and brush in one device. Available on Amazon.ca (ASIN B0CLQPN1DL) at around $699 CAD.

8 mentions · 4 threadslast mention Apr 2026
9/ 10
ClearPick Score
Excellent
Curl Quality
9.5
Versatility
9.5
Heat Protection
9.5
Ease of Use
8
Value
7
Score informed by 8 owner mentions across 4 Reddit threads · see every quote ↓
5 positive1 mixed2 negative
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Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Complete Long (Vinca Blue/Rosé) product photo
Hair Stylers
Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Complete Long (Vinca Blue/Rosé)
~$699 CAD est. on Amazon.ca
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✅ Ships to Canada
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Every mention, sourced

Real comments from Reddit, linked to the original thread. Nothing paraphrased.

r/gadgets79Oct 2018
Ugh. I bought it. And I'm a man with medium length hair so not even a full target audience for this. But I have their dryer (see my previous posts) and it's phenomenal. I'll do a full review when I get it in a few days...like legit so excited. If it can replace my blow dryer and styling tools all in one, it will make travel so much easier for me.
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r/gadgets75Oct 2018
I think they are just small and quiet - which actually if you are using something every single day is worth paying for. I have a sander at work which is $400, does the same pretty much as a $100 sander but it's just much, much nicer to use.
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r/gadgets24Oct 2018
I bought one for the wife for our anniversary. It's a great bit of kit, her and my daughter love it.
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r/gadgets16Oct 2018
I have one too and I absolutely LOVE it. I have very thick hair and it cut my drying time literally in half. 😍😍
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r/deinfluencingPH8Apr 2026
Wont style your hair the way influencers does lol. Di ko alam pero ung sakin wala pang 10mins ung kulot. D pa ko nakakaalis ng bahay wala na ung kulot. Hahaha tho mabilis talaga cya makakulot mabilis din mawala hahaha so bumalik ako sa hair straightening na pangkulot
Complaint
r/deinfluencingPH7Apr 2026
Kung di ka masipag mag ayos don't buy. Yung akin nasa cabinet lang cguro in a month marami ng 2x ko ginamit dahil nakakatamad mag style palagi at nag tatake time. One of my biggest regret na nag purchase ako nito and bumili ako dahil lagi ko lang nakikita sa influencers na parang ang dali nga haha pero no not worth it.
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r/Dysonairwrap5Mar 2026
Got my air wrap ID at Christmas time for $350. Love it to pieces. I swear by the conical curling attachment. Turn the tip to change directions. Works perfectly on my shoulder length bob cut fine hair. I use it with towel dried hair with a thermal spray. The auto timer set up on the app also is just the right time to completely dry my hair while curling it. Curls last days until I wash them out.
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r/Dysonairwrap0Jan 2026
I have thick, coarse, wavy, dry, undyed dark golden blonde hair ... my hair looked dry and at this point I started to get frustrated because it looked like crap. Frizzy, wonky waves.
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✅ What Works

  • The Coanda effect — where fast-moving air creates suction that draws objects toward a surface — is what makes the Airwrap fundamentally different from every other curl tool. Hair wraps around the barrel via airflow rather than being clamped at extreme heat, which means you're styling with 150°C instead of the 230°C+ most curling irons require. Less heat means less damage over years of use.
  • Replacing three separate tools (hair dryer, curling iron, straightening brush) with one device that lives in a case has real daily-life convenience value. The attachment swap takes 5 seconds, and the storage case keeps everything organized — this matters if you travel with your styling tools.
  • The long barrel (1.2 inch) creates loose, natural-looking waves that most curling irons struggle to replicate without leaving a kink at the end. The Airwrap's results consistently look more effortless than clip-curling-iron results because there's no tool mark where the clamp holds the hair.
  • Results on fine and medium hair are exceptional — the Coanda effect works best when it can attract lighter hair easily. Users with fine hair report salon-quality curls that last all day. Thick hair works too but may need longer hold time on the barrel.

⚠️ Worth Knowing

  • The $699 CAD price is the most significant drawback. For that money you could buy a professional curling iron, a salon-quality blow dryer, and a quality straightening brush separately. The Airwrap justifies its cost for daily users who value low heat damage, convenience, and storage — but it's a luxury purchase.
  • The learning curve is real, especially for beginners. Hair needs to be damp (not wet, not dry) for optimal results on the curl barrels. The technique of getting hair to wrap consistently takes most people 2–3 weeks of practice before it becomes intuitive.
  • Hair wrapping direction requires different barrel orientation for left-side and right-side curls. The Complete Long set includes two versions of each barrel size for both directions, which eliminates fumbling — but you need to consciously use the right barrel for the section you're styling.
  • Very thick or coarse hair may not get consistent Coanda attraction and could require working in smaller sections than finer hair types. Dyson's results are best documented on fine to medium hair; thick hair users should watch unsponsored reviews for their specific hair type before purchasing.
ClearPick Verdict

The Dyson Airwrap is a genuinely innovative hair tool — not a gimmick — that delivers salon-quality curls and waves at meaningfully lower temperatures than any curling iron. The combination of low heat damage, multi-tool versatility, and results quality justifies the $699 CAD price for the right user: someone who styles their hair regularly, values long-term hair health, and will invest time in learning the technique. For occasional use or users who can't spend 2–3 weeks learning the system, it's not the right spend.