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Both work well, and I like the pink color (though both are also available in black). Sleek'e confirmed that they are in fact made by the same manufacturer, which is not uncommon.

Sleek'e for $149 and Kosa for $195: These irons are essentially the same tool.

But it did give her the same voluminous blow-out she'd typically get with a round brush and hairdryer-in half the time. Brenda says it didn't give her the pin-straight hair she'd hoped it would. Even though it uses hot plates (with air vents built-in), it only goes up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit to help reduce heat damage. ★ An Affordable Alternative: Drybar's Straight Shot Blow-Drying Flat Iron ($180) is a more affordable hybrid. The Airstrait, on the other hand, does a better job of smoothing my hair when it's damp or dry. The Airstrait worked well on my damp and dry hair, but I prefer using the RevAir when styling wet hair because it's faster and dries larger sections. But my hair is very coarse and also much curlier than Brenda's. It works great on Brenda's short, curly locks regardless of if they're wet or dry. It's worth noting the Airstrait might not work on multiple hair types, despite Dyson's claims.

The entire process, which normally takes her about 45 minutes, now only takes 12 to 15 minutes. WIRED product reviewer Brenda Stolyar typically uses it on wet mode to fully dry her hair and switches to dry mode to flatten any puffiness. You'll also have the option between two main styling modes (wet and dry) and three temperature settings for each. Using one focused jet of air that moves downward, it dries your hair with a natural, smooth finish. The Airstrait ( 9/10, WIRED Recommends) has the same form factor as a standard flat iron, but instead of hot plates, it uses airflow to dry and straighten your hair simultaneously. I use the tiniest barrel for fixing frizzy curls on day two or three hair. The Aireluxe hair dryer ($200) is fantastic and weighs almost nothing, and I've recently started using the Switch Kit Curl Trio ($300), a curling iron with interchangeable barrels. ★ More From T3: I've become a huge fan of T3 products over the last few years. If you'd rather have two dedicated hair tools, the company also has a curling iron ($249) with the same HeatID tech. Once you perfect that flick of the wrist, your hair will look like you just came from the salon. I also love its Refresh Mode for touching up hair later at a lower temperature based on previous settings. To set the right temperature, select your hair features via the touch controls on the iron's handle: texture (fine, medium, coarse), length (short, medium, long), and if your hair is color-treated. Most hot hair tools claim to cause less damage than the competition, but the T3 actually delivers with a unique temperature-finding feature the company calls HeatID Technology. But it might be worthwhile if you're concerned about hair damage. The T3 Lucea ID hair straightener would be in our top spot if it wasn't so expensive.

Subscriptions help fund the work we do every day. com and our print magazine (if you'd like). Special offer for Gear readers: Get a 1-year subscription to WIRED for $5 ($25 off). Updated June 2023: We've added the Dyson Airstrait as our favorite wet-to-straight flat iron and the DryBar Straight Shot Blow-Drying Flat Iron as an affordable alternative. There's a dizzying number of options around, but hopefully our favorite hair straighteners can help narrow down your search. Some flat irons have left us with crispy ends and cramped hands, while others, like the ones listed here, gave us sleek hair. WIRED's Gear team has an array of curl types, needs, and hair-styling tricks, and we've all tried a lot of hair straighteners in our lifetimes. Then, and only then, can I go in with a flat iron. I let it air-dry, then I braid it before bed so that the next day, the curls are looser and easier to work through. I wash all the product out the night before and load my hair with hydrating protectants. Straightening my hair is typically a two-day affair.