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Hair styling tools that make it easier to get the look you want

Dry, smooth, shape or style with smart hair styling tools made for your everyday routine.

Hair styling tools for different routines and looks

Some days you want to dry your hair quickly and get on with your day. Other days you want smoother lengths, more volume, soft waves or defined curls. That’s why this range includes different types of hair styling tools, making it easier to find one that suits both your hair and how you like to style it.

A quick guide to getting started. Not sure where to begin? Here’s a straightforward guide to what each type of hair styling tool is good for and how to get the best out of it.

  • Hair dryer

    A hair dryer is the tool you’ll probably use most often. It’s a good choice when you want to dry your hair efficiently, smooth the lengths or create the base for the rest of your styling. For more control, use a concentrator. For curls or waves, go for a diffuser.

  • Multistyler

    A multistyler is a good option if you like having several styling possibilities in one tool. Different attachments let you shape, smooth, add volume or create waves, depending on what kind of finish you want.

  • Straightener

    A straightener is a simple choice when you want a smoother, sleeker finish. Work in smaller sections and let the tool glide evenly through the hair rather than going over the same section too many times.



  • Steam straightener

    A steam straightener combines heat with steam to help smooth the hair while adding moisture during styling. It can be a good option if you want a polished finish that still feels soft.

  • Air straightener

    An air straightener combines airflow and heat, so you can dry and smooth in one go. It’s especially handy when you want to streamline your routine and spend less time switching between tools.

  • Multicurler

    A multicurler gives you more ways to create waves and curls, since different barrels give different results. If you like changing your look from time to time, this kind of tool gives you more freedom to experiment.

Product features

Hair styling tools often come with a lot of feature names and technical terms. Here’s the simpler version of what they actually mean in use.

Hair styling tools FAQ

Still deciding? Here are some questions often asked when choosing and using hair styling tools.

Which hair styling tool is best for smooth straightening?

That depends on how you like to style. A classic straightener is a good choice for sleek everyday styling, while a steam straightener can be a good option if you want a smooth finish that still feels soft. An air straightener is useful if you want to dry and smooth in one step.

What is the difference between a straightener, a steam straightener and an air straightener?

A straightener uses heated plates to smooth the hair. A steam straightener combines heat with steam while styling. An air straightener combines airflow and heat, so you can dry and smooth at the same time.

Which tool should I choose for waves or curls?

If you want more variety, a multicurler with different barrels gives you more ways to create different curl shapes. A multistyler can also be a good choice if you want softer waves and more styling flexibility.

What does ionic technology actually do?

It helps reduce static and frizz, which can help the hair feel smoother and look shinier.

Which attachment should I use for volume?

Brush attachments are often a good place to start if you want more shape and lift. An oval brush can be especially useful when you want a fuller blow-dried feel.

Can I use the tool on damp hair?

Some tools are designed for dry styling, while others are better suited to streamlining the routine from damp hair. It’s always best to check the product page for the specific tool you’re looking at.

Which heat setting should I start with?

Usually lower than you think. Start with a gentler setting and increase only if needed. Read more recommendations under the products.

How do I clean my styling tool?

Let the tool cool fully before cleaning. Wipe surfaces gently, clean filters where relevant, and store the tool with a bit of care between uses.