Name: TRYING HAIR CURLERS FROM WISH *Dyson Airwrap is Quaking* | Wish Haul 2021
Uploaded: 2025-05-23T09:41:05.000Z
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I think maybe like this. Oh god, now what?

Well, it's no secret that I completely f***ed up my hair when I tried to give myself curtain bangs and I really wish I did a better job. But until it grows out, there's absolutely no saving it. But that doesn't mean I can't try. I have here in my hands a selection of hair curling tools from Wish. It's been a while since I did a good Wish haul, so when

I saw comments from people telling me that I needed to invest in a better hair curler than this one, I decided you know where I could definitely get a better hair curler than the Ceramic Baby Bliss Pro? Wish. That's where I'll get a better one. This one is called

Hot Airbrush. I think that's the name of it. Either that or the name is One Machine for Multipurpose Use. I got this terrifying thing called a Cordless Automatic Curler.

You can't tell me that doesn't look like a black hole where hair grows to die. I got this professional three rod curlers, which is most certainly not the one that Khloe Kardashian was promoting on her Instagram the other day. Definitely not. And finally, the safest one of all, silk hair curlers as seen on TikTok. I'm going to save this one for another day because I feel like it needs a video of its own. I need to sleep using this for several nights. So we'll circle back to this one. But as far as these three go, the way that

I think I'm going to do things is I'm going to try the Hot Airbrush first. This seems to be the one that I would probably use the most if it actually works. People were leaving a lot of comments for me saying I had to invest in one of these. And sure, I could have invested in a branded one, but this was very affordable and I'm going to keep as much money set aside as I can for Christmas presents. Once I've brushed my hair out with that, I'm going to give the Cordless one a try. And then if I have any hair left at all, we'll use this one. So product number one, the Hot Airbrush. On the back of the box here, it says faster drying, less damage. The brush helps to reduce moisture of hair for faster drying and less damage. It also reduces frizz and static, which makes hair soft and shiny. 360 ventilation opening design ensures evenly heat distribution. Fast dry and smooth your hair without worry.

The 360 swivelling power cord allows hair stylists to move freely without breaking down the power cord. Very convenient and considerate design. Very comfortable to hold and convenient to use. Flexible and tangle-free bristles. It can smoothen style and dry hair in a short time while the brush massage ballpoint can gently massage the scalp. If it leaves me looking like that, that'll be the best Christmas present I could ever have wished for. I was very surprised to see that this actually came with an instruction manual. It says interchangeable hot air system, one year replacement and two year warranty. I don't know how that holds up on Wish. Does Wish guarantee the warranties of products? I would think not. So apparently the breakdown of this device is this is the cool tip, so I should be able to touch the tip with no worries. Just the tip though. You only want to touch the tip. That is the only cool thing about this product. Just the tip. It's got a non-detachable brush head and I don't know if that's a feature or a hindrance. It's got these innovative airflow vents. A lightweight ergonomic design. Multiple heat settings and the professional swivel cord. Tourmaline technology of negative ions for healthier hair. Ultra lightweight body.

Quiet and powerful 1000 watt motor. 60% faster drying time. Faster than what? Air drying, towel drying? I have questions. Two speed settings and three heat differences for total control. Ceramic heater. Ceramic? What? That's plastic. How? What does that? Ceramic heater?

Prior to plugging in, check the voltage on the rating label. Well, I was really surprised to see that they had options on Wish for Australian plug, UK plug and US plug. I didn't expect that. Look at me, shapelessly plugging Wish. As a general guide, use the high speed setting for rough drying for thicker hair and the middle setting for finer and more precise control. The low setting can be used at the end to set the style. Start at the back of the head when drying your hair and work forward. So I guess that's saying start back here and just pull it to the front? Is that what that would mean? Do not concentrate the airflow on any one area for an extended period of time. You know what? As obvious as that may sound, I'm really glad that it said that because I'm a numpty as far as hairstyling goes and

I would probably fry what's left of my spiderwebs. Start with a low setting first to test the right temperature for your scalp. During the first few minutes of initial use, you may notice smoke and a slight odour. This is normal and will quickly disappear. Oh good. I'm pretty sure smoke is never normal. So without further ado, let's plug this in and hope that it doesn't explode. I'm going to move the aerosols away from the power outlet. It's been nice knowing you guys. We have a blue light indicating it's in the off position. Let's go.

Alright, so the low setting. If you take your hand and you go...

That's how hot it is. I feel like that's not going to do very much. Let's try medium.

Alright, so you break down on the side of the road and you open the bonnet of your car and you're looking in to see what the problem is and it feels really, really hot. That's how hot that is. Let's try high.

Alright, so it's not as hot as an actual hairdryer. If I got my normal hairdryer and just held it in front of my face, I would literally burn myself. I would have blisters. This, I could just... If I was cold, I could just sit and be like, yes, toasty on my face. So it's not terrifying. I was a little bit worried. I was like, am I going to burn my hair?

Is something bad going to happen? It's actually very pleasant. And you know what? We all know that I have damaged my hair beyond repair. Although, when I do my I tried Olaplex for a month video, we'll see about that. But I can't apply excessive heat to my hair. So this is actually quite nice. The heat that is coming off this is really not that bad.

Now, the instructions only said to start at the back of the head and it didn't say anything else. So I don't know if it's meant to be from the back down or from the back forward. I'm just going to go for it. I'm going to use it on high because it really wasn't that hot.

Anyway, the cord has a little bit of Velcro on it.

I love it. I love it. I love it so much. This is the best thing ever. The best. This is game changing.

Alex, it's 2021. How are you over just hearing about this now?

I've been living in a cave. There was a thing on here where it said something about massage.

It can smoothen style and dry hair in a short time while the brush massage ballpoint can gently massage the scalp.

When I read that, I was like, yeah, yeah. No, actually, it's really interesting because the bristles are really, really flexible. Look, see how like super bendy that is. And when you sort of touch it to your head and you push it against your scalp, they really easily submit. They bend under your will. And it actually how do I explain this?

They sort of. I know. Have you ever seen one of these things, you know, and you put your hand into it and that that's what it feels like.

You know how satisfying that is when you get one of those and you just stick your hand into it.

You're like, oh, it's like sensory enjoyable. This is like touching it on my head.

They're kind of like bending and conforming to the shape of my skull.

And it's literally like a scalp massage. You know, I could indeed take the ad revenue from this video and invest it in buying more expensive one of these. But I'm so very happy with this already.

I've only used it on one half of my head for like 30 seconds. I really like it so much.

And the only reason that I would seek to buy a more expensive one or a branded one would be if this broke.

Like if I if I'm using this every single day and let's say after a couple of weeks it breaks, I'll let you guys know.

I'll come back and I'll put a thing in the description box of the video and I'll just say, hello, this is an update from February 2022 and it broke or something.

At which point it's definitely better to invest in the better quality one from the beginning, because if you keep cycling through cheap things and they keep breaking, it's a waste.

It's wasteful. It's a waste of money. It's a waste of product. It's wasteful for the environment.

So better to invest in something that's good quality from the get go if the thing isn't going to last.

So I will keep you guys updated. But at the moment, I really, really, really like this.

I'm going to give it a try, maybe like trying to twist it.

There's a little bit of a kick, like the tiny little kick that my inflexible legs can do.

It's just a little bit of a kick. It's holding its shape. Dyson who?

So speaking of Dyson, this is something that reminds me of Dyson.

I know that they have those products that suck your hair into them.

Hopefully this one will give my hair back.

34 watts, continuous work time up to an hour.

Ceramic coated curl chamber with a diameter of 19 mil.

LCD display. Temperature regulator, 150 to 200 degrees Celsius.

Time regulator of styling, 8 to 18 seconds.

This is the start button. The LCD display.

And then apparently when the screen is on, it'll show left or right.

The temperature, heating, battery and timer.

Down the bottom is the micro USB input and then the normal USB output.

There were different colour options, but of course I had to get this one to match my pink bathroom.

Now in the box, there's a comb, two little hair clips.

Power cord, which is a micro USB on one side and a standard USB on the other.

There is something so very Dyson about this entire thing.

It says power bank. Take a USB cable to connect USB output.

The other terminal will connect your device.

And then it's got a little drawing of an iPhone?

And it says supports and it's got like a phone and a tablet and a, I don't know, a Kindle and an old iPod?

Is it saying it needs to be plugged into a phone to work?

No. Oh, is it saying that you can charge your phone with this?

You can use this as a power bank? Is that what it's saying?

Like I carry this in my handbag and my phone runs out of battery and I plug it into my hairdryer?

Press and hold power on off for two seconds to turn on appliance until you hear a beep.

That's the start button, you f***ing fool.

Press the power button for two seconds to turn it on.

All right, the little LCD screen is flashing.

If you forget to turn off the appliance, it'll shut itself off automatically after 10 minutes.

Well, that's good. I didn't expect any product from Wish to have built in safety features like that.

Press menu and choose temperature and timer by one press of the adjustment.

Oh, oh, the power button has a double function.

When you hold it down, it's power, but when you press it once, it's menu.

So press menu and then you choose the temperature with this.

And for those of you too lazy to Google it, 150 is 302 Fahrenheit.

How your system makes any sense at all, I will never understand.

So once again, I'm going to start on the lowest heat setting because I don't trust this thing.

When you press through the menu, so this one you see temperature flashing.

When it's left and right, then you can actually change the degrees.

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