T3 Aire 360 Multi-Styler & Blowout System, Rapid Drying Hair Dryer, Ceramic Curling Attachments, Oval Brush & Drying Concentrator | Blowouts & Long-Lasting Curls | 1800 watts

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Edit: I kept the t3 over the Shark. This was better for my hair. Heat is not inconsistent. I realized that my finger was hitting the heat setting as I was blow drying so it was operator error. I returned the Shark! I’m still holding onto this and I’m uncertain of which to keep. I’ll never spend Dyson amounts of money and am currently deciding between the T3 here and the Shark Flexstyle. To start, I have just above the shoulder length hair. It is really thick and coarse. I bought the Shark first and the curlers weren’t great. This one is quieter than the Shark which is a plus. The curlers for the T3 pick up my hair no problem. I will wash it, wrap it in a towel, let it air dry a little, and then curl it. I’m new to caring about my hair, so I’m still trying to get the hang of it. That said, I don’t know if it’s operator error or if my hair is too short. The curl looks great as soon as it’s curled but, if I try to brush it out for beach waves, it just flips out at the bottom. To be fair, I’m not using any products because I am not that far in my journey yet. I I suspect it would be really pretty if my hair were long. The heat seems inconsistent, but maybe the longer you’re using it, the hotter the tools get. It just sometimes seems different when using the blow dryer function. T3 Pros: quieter, works well with thick and coarse hair, curlers wrap, round brush works great, leaves hair soft and shiny and healthy looking, comes with a cute and convenient travel/storage bag. Cons: blow dryer is kind of basic, heat seems inconsistent. Shark Flexstyle Pros: seems fast at blow drying Cons: loud, curlers don’t work for my hair, round brush pulls my hair out if it gets in the crack of the wand and brush, seems to be overly hot, leaves hair feeling dry and unhealthy, does not come with anything to store/protect it. Overall, I love the T3 and haven’t made a decision. My biggest concern is reading that it breaks after around a year. My cheap Walmart blow dryers will last me 8 years. I’ll probably go with the T3. I have included a photo of my curls and what it looks like after I run my fingers or brush through the curls. Again, there’s no product and maybe that matters. I’m still learning !

I want to start by saying that me buying me a 250.00 blow drying system was something I thought aboutfor 6 months and just couldn't wrap my mind around it being special or Worth the money. Well..I finally bought it and I CANT say enough about it! . I have fine( crappy) hair and I've always struggled with doing my hair. Im definitely not good at doing hair. I never have been. But with the T3 system I can now do my hair with ease. The curling iron feature is effortless. My hair actually looks pretty. I can curl my whole head in 10 minutes. At first it might be awkward but after a short time. Its SO EASY amd fast. I've had it for 2 months now and I can honestly say id buy it again and again! Its worth every penny. Don't wait on this ! You WILL NOT be disappointed.! BEST 250.00 I EVER SPENT. . Ps. Sorry so long.

Got it when it was on sale so I felt a bit better for splurging on this tool since after tax it was roughly 150$ less than it is.on the T3Micro site at the time. Watched a lot of comparison vids, asked chat gpt a bunch of questions and went back and forth a while before deciding on this product over the comparable Shark tool or cheaper alternatives with just the round brush. My hair is in the fine-med range, shoulder length pretty straight, airdries with slight waves if not brushed. Ive always wanted that fresh from the salon hair whether curly or just as voluminous and shiny as when they blow it out after a fresh cut and never really mastered the roundbrush and dryer combo. I got myself a high quality blowout cream (redken big blowout jelly), did a decent job sectioning hair, rough dried and went in with the T3 oval brush and im hooked. Glided effortlessly though my hair, dried quickly and added that volume and shine I wanted. This model was also lighter that comparable models which helps. I knew it had worked when I was complimented on looking particularly great on my 1st virtual meeting following doing my hair that 1st morning. On day 2 I used a misting bottle to dampen locks and tried the curlers. I found a tip online that you can just hold the barrel upside down to avoid switching attachments for curl direction and it worked. My hair looks great for those days between washes. I was happy to make space in my cabinet and clean out other hair tools to make room for this stylish luxurious feeling new one. Cost is premium but the feeling of it is too. No cheap plasticky feeling or wobbly attachments here! Liked it so much Ive already gifted one to my sister.

I’ve been using this for a few weeks now as the final step in my wash-day routine, and it is a massive upgrade over a standard round brush and dryer. The "360" airflow is the real deal—it dries the hair much faster than I expected without that scorching, "fried" smell you get with cheaper blow-dry brushes. The ceramic base makes a huge difference in the finish. My hair usually gets quite frizzy when I air-dry or use a basic dryer, but this leaves it looking polished and glossy. I found that if I wait until my hair is about 80% dry before using the curling attachments, the bounce actually lasts through the next day without falling flat. The practical details: Attachments: They snap in securely and don't feel "wobbly" while you're styling. The curling barrels use airflow to wrap the hair, which takes a second to get the hang of, but it’s much gentler than a traditional iron. The Case: Usually, these "luxe" cases are just cheap plastic, but this one is actually sturdy and keeps all the attachments organized so they aren’t rolling around under my sink. Weight: It’s surprisingly lightweight. My arms don’t get tired halfway through, which is a big deal if you have thicker or longer hair. The "But": The only thing to watch out for is the price. It’s a significant investment, and there is a learning curve to getting the tension right with the drying brush. However, if you’re someone who does a full blowout multiple times a week, the time you save—and the lack of heat damage—makes it worth every penny. It’s the closest thing to a salon finish I’ve managed to get at home.

I absolutely love this! My hair is very fine and thin, and as I’ve gotten older, I’ve become much more concerned about heat damage and breakage. This dries and styles my hair without feeling like I’m damaging it with heat. My hair looks smooth, has more volume, and feels much healthier after I style it. I also love having the different attachments so I can dry, curl, or give my hair a blowout with one tool.