Watts was introduced to the Dyson Airstrait straightener ($500) at an event when a hairdresser used it on her, and it's now a staple in her hair-care routine. "I was so impressed with how quick it was," she says. How quick, you might ask? "Six minutes, literally," Watts says. "I timed it."
A new launch from Dyson, the Airstrait promises to take hair from wet to dry while smoothing and straightening. "It's a great tool for someone who doesn't want to do too much with their hair," Watts says. "I love to wake up and shower and not do much to my hair at all. I might put on a protective spray or a strengthening treatment but if I have to do my hair and I don't want to use a blow dryer, this is great."
For Watts, anything that helps her avoid a blow dryer is a must-have. "I can't blow dry my hair, I've never been able to do it," she admits. "This is something that's really user-friendly for people that have very little time and have damaged hair."
Pro Tip: Because the Airstrait doesn't have metal plates to aid in the straightening process, it tends to work best for people with thin and either a straight or wavy hair type. For people with thick or curly, coily hair, you might want to reach for the brand's Corrale Straightener instead. You can read our editor's full review of the Airstrait here.
