5 in 1 Hair Styler Airbrush multi styler with air curler, dryer brush, and heat gloves
Product description
The essentials
This 5 in 1 Hair Styler Airbrush is designed for one thing: getting salon-style variety from one heated tool. It combines a hair dryer with a hot air brush style head, plus two air curler brush heads, a volumiser function, and a massage straightener brush. In theory, you can switch modes to create beach waves, sleeker straight hair, more root lift, or faster drying without juggling multiple appliances.
It’s also aimed at making styling feel a bit safer and simpler. The set includes heat-resistant gloves, and the device uses three temperature levels (50℃, 80℃, 105℃) so you can choose based on hair condition and how quickly you want to finish.
That said, it isn’t magic. Any hot styling tool can still feel like a lot to learn, especially if you’re new to brush drying/curing or bidirectional airflow curl. If you want the smoothest, most consistent curls with no practice, you may need time to get the technique right.
What to know before you buy
The biggest “decision” here is whether you’ll actually use multiple heads and modes. This is a multi-styler kit, not a single-purpose straightener. If you mainly straighten, you might find a simpler tool would do the job with less faff. If you like switching looks—blowout volume one day, curls the next—then it’s more likely to fit into your routine.
On-paper, the model is built around an airbrush-style approach: ionic airflow is described as helping seal the cuticles while you style, and negative ions are said to reduce frizz and static. It also claims reduced damage compared with traditional tools (listed as 89% less damage). It’s a helpful angle for people who style regularly, but remember that results still depend on hair type, heat setting, and how long you leave any hot section on your hair.
There’s also a practical note worth taking seriously: the manufacturer warns that the longer you use it, the hotter it will become, and you should wear the included gloves when using or replacing the hot air brush. That matters for comfort and safety—particularly if you plan back-to-back sections for thicker or longer hair.
Where it shines in everyday styling
Where this device looks genuinely useful is in “do hair, but make it faster” sessions. For example, you can blow-dry and smooth at the same time using the hot air brush head, then swap to an air curler function for curls without needing separate curling tools on the side.
The included 360° rotating power cable is a small detail, but it’s the kind of thing that makes a difference while you’re twisting around your head and shoulders. It’s also positioned as travel-friendly for curling (the air curler brush is described as detachable and suitable for travel).
If you enjoy root volume, the volumiser and air-brush styling angle could work for quick lift near the crown. And for frizz-prone hair, the ionic and negative-ion claims are aimed at a smoother, shinier finish—especially useful when you’re trying to avoid that “static” look after drying.
Key points to consider (the limitations)
A multi-styler can be brilliant—or it can become a cupboard item if the workflow doesn’t match your habits. This one requires mode switching and attachment handling, so if you want one-step styling with minimal changes, it may feel more complex than you’d like.
You also need patience with the curl technique. The air curler is described as bidirectional and uses airflow to wrap hair around the curler surface. The guidance asks you to hold a 9mm length of hair with one hand, place your other hand near the end of the air curler, and then allow airflow to work for about 15 seconds before setting to the lowest setting for 3 seconds. That’s workable, but it’s not a “press button and instant curls” situation.
Finally, the three temperatures are helpful, but the hottest setting (105℃) is the “fast drying” level, and it’s still heat. If your hair is easily damaged, you’ll want to stick closer to the lower settings (50℃ or 80℃) and avoid rushing.
Tech specs
- Type: 5 in 1 hair styler / air styler
- Temperature settings: 50℃, 80℃, 105℃
- Included heads/functions: hair dryer, 2 × air curler, volumiser, massage straightener brush
- Air curler behaviour: bidirectional airflow
- Cable: 360° rotating power cable
- Curl guide mentioned by the brand: airflow about 15 seconds, then lowest setting for about 3 seconds
How to get the best results
For straighter, smoother styles, you’ll generally want to use the hot air brush mode and work in sections, keeping the brush moving rather than lingering. For volume, focus on the root area first (volumiser function), then finish through the mid-lengths.
For curls using the air curler, the process is more procedural: grip a small section (the guide mentions 9mm), let the airflow draw hair into the air curler, then give it the recommended airflow time before dropping to the lowest setting for the final seconds. It’s the kind of method where a bit of practice will pay off—especially if you want uniform curls.
Also, don’t skip the gloves. Even though the tool is designed for styling, the warning is clear that it can get hotter the longer it’s used and you should wear gloves when using or replacing the hot air brush.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want a single kit that can dry, brush-style, volumise, and curl using air curler brush heads—without constantly swapping separate appliances. It also makes sense if you style often and want an ionic/negative-ion approach aimed at smoother, less frizzy results.
It might not be a great match if you only ever do one style (like straight only), or if you really dislike multi-step tools and prefer instant, no-learning-curve results. You should also be cautious if you have very fragile hair and tend to use high heat automatically—this kit does offer lower temperatures, but it’s still a heated styler.
The sweet spot is for people who enjoy a bit of control over temperature and don’t mind switching heads to create different looks.
Quick FAQ
What does the 5 in 1 kit include?
The set is described as including a hair dryer, 2 × air curler, a volumiser, and a massage hair straightener brush, plus heat-resistant gloves.
Are there different heat settings?
Yes. The device is listed with 3 temperatures: 50℃ for fine/damaged hair, 80℃ for daily styling, and 105℃ for fast drying.
How does the air curler create curls?
The brand describes a bidirectional airflow method where the airflow draws hair into the air curler automatically. It also provides a timing guide (about 15 seconds, then a few seconds on the lowest setting).
Does it help with frizz?
It claims negative ion and ionic airflow technology to help reduce frizz and static and create a smoother finish.
Does it get hot during use?
The instructions warn that the longer you use it, the hotter it will become, and that you should wear the included gloves when using or replacing the hot air brush.