Every week we'll be bringing you our Hero Product of the Week, showcasing our favourite tried and tested new beauty products on the market, recommended by Red. I’ve had a Dyson Airwrap in my collection since its initial release in 2018, and my thoughts on it have changed as I’ve learned how to use it and tried it on my hair for different elements of my styling routine. But ultimately, it has become a big part of my hair tool kit. So, what exactly is it? Essentially a multi-use hot tool for all hair types. These are the best attachments if you’re going from coily/curly hair to straight with the Airwrap– the paddle brushes are excellent at smoothing out hair. The brush with the bobbles at the end is definitely softer so opt for this if you have looser curls. If you have super coily hair like mine, if you want a silk press texture, you won’t be able to achieve this with just the Airwrap, you’ll need to straighten your hair after too. Dyson have just released an Afro comb attachment too which is perfect for teasing out natural texture for more volume. Barrel Attachments This week we're obsessed with this TECNI.ART Pli‎ spray from L'Oreal. If you thought your haircare regime was complete without the addition of this wonder product the stylists 'can't live without', then you'd be wrong.

As a beauty journalist I think the question I get asked the most is without doubt, ‘is the Dyson Airwrap worth buying?’ I don’t have evidence but I would hazard a guess that I have been asked this question roughly 2,989,082 times and counting. And my response normally goes, ‘do you have time to fill out my questionnaire?’ because there are so many nuances to the Airwrap, answering this question definitely doesn’t require a yes or no response. L'Oreal Tecni Art Depolish is great for adding depth to short hairstyles, providing a firm hold and intense structure to your hair whilst giving it movement and texture at the same time.

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Apply by spraying liberally directly onto the root of towel-dried hair, and once the product has been applied in place, blow-dry as usual and make sure to lift the roots of the hair as your dry to activate the root-lifting aspect of the spray.

Looking for ounces more volume from your blow dry? These would be the attachments I reach for immediately. Make sure your hair is damp and you’ve applied your favourite volumising mousse, spray or serum, and then brush through and wrap each section before releasing and pinning up until each section is cool. I promise you the bounce will be uncontrollable. Paddle Brush Attachments Ok, let's get to the big question. For me, the Airwrap has become an integral part of my hair styling routine, whether I’m blow-drying my natural hair or styling my wig. However, I can’t say that if I didn’t have one, I wouldn’t be able to do exactly the same styles with other tools, it’s just the genius thing is that the Airwrap offers everything in one. Making it worthy (IMO) of the high price tag.

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