All-Inclusive Air + Active Heat 8-in-1 Multi-Styler, for Fast Drying, Long-Lasting Curls, Blowouts, Sleek Styles - Wet or Dry Styling Made Easy, 120V

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DRYBAR ALL INCLUSIVE 8 in 1 This is 1 wand and 4 accessories, so Why is it called 8 in 1? Because 3 accessories can be used with or without air (warm or cool), and the other has a fast and slow mode. I initially thought it would require a small garage (or large bathroom) for storing all the pieces, but it fits into a small quilted “carpet bag” . Here’s a blow by blow(er) review by a small bathroom gal. Short Review? A lot of fun and makes my hair look great. My hair is 2b, thick and tends to frizz, but for some reason the 8 in 1 leaves it smooth, frizz free and lovely. The Details: THE WAND: Requires three buttons to turn it on from “cold”. 1. Power 2. Air (3 settings) and 3. Heat (3 settings). After you set it there’s a fourth button that can be used to toggle from pause to restart (or long press for ‘style set mode’). The attachments snap onto this wand. Note that the lower section is filled with vent holes and buttons, which mustn’t be covered when “air” is being used. THE BLOW DRYER (Aka Concentrator): It must have been a challenge to design a vertical blow dryer. For the “High” air setting direct air to the single slot, for the “low” setting choose the dual slots (just twist to choose). Most of the air blasts out of a 1” space near the bottom of the slots. (pp 12-13) THE 2”CURLING (& BLOWER) BRUSH: Like all the products, this can be used on slightly damp hair (with air) or on dry hair (no air). The bristles are brush-like, and the tips are coated. It can be safely stored (without bending the bristles) on top of the other tools. I think it’s best for nearly-dry hair (I think pulling too hard through wet hair might damage the bristles or their tips). (pp8-9) I hope they plan to sell replacements, as no brush lasts forever. CURLING IRON and Flat Iron (Both With or Without Air): What is that Gray Snap On Piece with the teeth? It’s something that snaps onto the flat iron. The Booklet: is 21 pages, but don’t be overwhelmed. There are lots of pictures, and it demystifies this powerful styling tool. Considerations? Even the compact carpet bag takes up some space (of course) as it measures 12"x8" when zipped up. Also there's a little learning curve in terms of remembering what parts get hot when it's being used, how dry the hair should be before using the blower brush and how to avoid covering vents or pressing buttons inadvertently. Practice makes perfect.

I wanted to love this, but the fan and the heat settings were a disappointment. The round brush attachment arrived with bent bristles. The hair drying attachments do not blow hot or warm air. The fan is simply the speed setting, fast-med-slow. The inner metal part heats up (which is not good for wet hair). The hair drying attachment has such large gaps that wet hair pulls on the flat metal parts that are not bristled, however; no issue using on dry hair. I waited for my hair to partly air dry before using so this wasn’t soaking wet hair. The heating tool I was most excited for was the curling attachment, which worked fine and produced glossy bouncy curls…that lasted exactly one hour before they fell. The heat attachment does not work as well as a regular curling iron. The heat has a hi-med-low adjustment. I would love this better if it were temp controlled and told you the degree of heat. The “hi” must not be very hot because my hair did not hold any curls. I’d use my Revlon One Step and bring my babyliss curling iron (both would take up less space that this tool with all of its attachments so there’s not an argument to be had in favor of saving space). The bag it comes with also feels like a very cheap plastic material. I was worried about its intended use, which would be a heat pad for the tool, but seeing as the heat is not very hot the material choice makes sense.

Love the air dry and then heat but I wish they put the ampage on this, as it blows my bathroom circuit Everytime and now I'll need to change the outlets

I’ve had other drybar tools that worked wonderfully…this one not so much. Styling tools don’t get hot enough to curl or straighten and the overall system is heavy and clunky. This did not meet expectations. I’m returning and will continue to hold hope for a flat iron attachment for my T3 interchangeable system

They were not kidding when they named the set "All inclusive". This product has every attachment that a hair tool enthusiast can ask for. Right from the packaging, the fully colored instruction manual, the well-thought-out storage bag, to the tools and the attachments themselves, it exudes quality. The attachments can be used to dry and style hair right out of a shower. The hair dryer can be used to rough dry or smooth the hair by rotating the cool tip to change the airflow direction. All the attachments can be used on damp or dry hair, so it is essential to towel dry the hair first and then use this dual side concentrator to dry it even more, if needed. Once the hair is almost dried so that it's slightly damp, depending on what style one wants, the flat iron or the curling iron can be used. Or, the round brush can be used for some serious volume. The instruction manual is very informative and it describes how to use each of the attachments in a step by step guide with colored pictures. I really like the storage bag that came with it and it is of very nice quality as well. I really like the set even though some of the attachments can feel heavy in weak hands. I like to wear my hair curled most of the time and I'm spoiled with the automatic rotating curling irons. I I've been looking for a hair tool with different attachments to flat iron and curl hair, since my hair is naturally curly but doesn't look good if I don't style it. And everyone who is in my situation knows that hair should be straightened first in order to curl later. This tool with all the attachments is almost what I have been looking for except just a small wish that someday, Drybar or some other hair tool manufacturer would come up with a tool that would have an automatic rotating curling iron and a flat iron as attachments.