If you loved the Dyson hairdryer and the Dyson AirWrap, you'll have been excited back in March when Dyson unveiled its first-ever straightening iron - the Dyson Corrale and to say fans were excited would be an understatement. This isn't just any ol' hair straightener - this one uses patented flexing plates that shape to gather hair to deliver enhanced styling with half the damage. The launch was exciting because this is the first luxury cordless hair tool. Say goodbye to tangled wires - those are a thing of the past. You can use this one on the go, and it's ideal for travel. Suitable for all hair types, it features Dyson’s Intelligent Heat Control for precise temperatures, and delivers thermal performance of a corded straightener, yet cord-free, allowing users to style anywhere at any time.
The Dyson Corrale is available in purple or pink
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I was lucky enough to get a sneak peek at the new Corrale - I even had to sign a nondisclosure agreement - how fancy! During the session, I was given the chance to try it out. It's no secret that I'm a slave to my hair straighteners so I was intrigued to see if there was any real difference between the ones I use every day versus the new launch from Dyson. My eyes slightly watered at the £399 price tag, it's enough to make your hair curl, but if you love your Dyson products, you won't think twice about the lavish purchase. Also, if you're always travelling, you will love the fact that you needn't worry about a plug. It takes 70 minutes to fully charge the Corrale and it gives you 30 minutes of cordless heat - you won't even need to pack a charger for a weekend away. You could do your hair in the car if you're really time poor.
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The Dyson Corrale in pink
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During my time at Dyson HQ (there were a lot of Dyson fans around), I was told all about the unique flexing plates of the Dyson Corrale straightener and how they mould to the hair section being styled - perfect for thick hair like mine. At first, I found the Corrale a little heavy to use but I soon got used to it, I felt like I had good control over my styled sections without having hair fall either side of the tool. As the plates adapt to the hair, they apply tension more evenly and stop strands splaying, reducing frizz and flyaways. According to Dyson, this greater control allows outstanding styles to be created with less reliance on heat, reducing damage by 50 percent.
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Instagram stars Lorna Luxe and Sophie Milner both raved about the Corrale in IGTV videos
I love that you can choose your own temperature setting - if you're trying to minimise how much heat you apply to your hair, that's a real bonus. Another favourite part? The stand. It's almost like an ornament.
Testing for the Corrale involved 600 hours with 800 participants across five countries globally, together with insights from industry-leading stylists such as Jen Atkin, Jon Reyman, Larry King and Dylan Bradshaw. My favourite fact: some of the male engineers grew their hair to test it out on themselves. If that's not dedication to giving us good hair, I don't know what is…
The Dyson Corrale is available now at dyson.co.uk, Selfridges or John Lewis.
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