As someone who rarely straightens my hair, the idea of dropping £400 on a pair of hair irons makes my bank account scream. If you are a straightener aficionado however, I couldn’t recommend them enough as an investment. Yes, the scary price tag cannot be ignored, but if you’re someone who straightens their hair every day, you’ll really appreciate all of the carefully considered details that the Corrale has.
I was surprised by how much I liked the cordless feature—I don’t think I can go back to using corded models now. The fact that they’re travel-friendly is another bonus if you plan to take them on holiday. They are heavier than others out there, so if you have difficulty with holding heavy items I’d recommend trying them out in-store to get a feel for them first.
Truly, they really are a dream to use. They heat up fast, and because the heat damage is less severe, it’s great investment in your hair health if you regularly use heat on your hair. I couldn’t stop stroking my hair and marvelling at how shiny it left my lengths in under 10 minutes. That being said, if you have thick and/or curly hair, this will naturally take more time, so the 30-minute limit of a full charge could leave you with sections unfinished if it takes longer to style your hair.
If you do have the cash to splash on these, I do believe that these are the best hair straighteners that money can buy. Who What Wear UK‘s deputy editor, Maxine Eggenberger, has also rates Dyson’s Corrale. Scroll ahead to see her review, as well as our edit of the more affordable hair straighteners out there.