How to Use the AirHead
Follow these simple steps for best results
1
Prepare Your Hair
Start with towel-dried hair and apply a heat protectant to minimise damage. Comb out any knots. This bit is important! We also recommend applying a volumising product that is suitable for your hair. Try a mousse or cream to get extra volume and hold.
2
Rough Dry Your Hair
Using the hairdryer attachment dry your hair to about 80% dry. The dryer can be rotated to a more conventional hairdryer 'L' shape should you prefer this.
3
Section Your Hair
Divide your hair into manageable sections for even styling. It is important to remember that each section should be no wider than the width of each roller.
4
Dry and Style
Select the appropriate roller size based on the desired curl type. Larger rollers create looser waves, while smaller rollers create tighter curls. Attach the roller to the AirHead, turn on the blow-dryer, and run it through your chosen section. Ensure you are starting at the roots and working towards the ends. Use the bristles to lift and style the hair as you go. Once the section of hair is completely dry, turn the dryer off and brush the section from root to end to ensure it's smooth and tangle free. Now wrap the hair around the roller by rolling it upwards towards the scalp, keeping the tension even. Now, detach the roller from the hairdryer and secure it using your PinHead U-shaped clips.
Don't roll too tight—if the bristles are poking through it's too tight, unroll and go again.
5
Set Your Style
Once your hair is dry and your rollers are in place, allow them to cool and set for a minimum of 20 minutes. The longer you leave the rollers in place, the longer the final style will last. You can also use hairspray to set the rollers again once you have removed them.
6
Removal
Gently remove the rollers without pulling or tugging to avoid frizz and damage.
Note: Due to the bristles, it is normal to get some indentations in the hair. These will settle and disappear
7
Styling
Gently run your fingers through the curls to separate them for a natural look. You can also use a wide-tooth comb for softer waves.
How to Secure Your Rollers
Pick your preferred method
1
Open the claw clip
Open the claw clip and place it over the roller, securing it to the hair at the base of the roller and close to the root.
2
Position the clip
Position the clip so it holds the roller against the scalp, keeping it from dangling, slipping or moving.
Things to note
- Ensure the clip is positioned as close to the root as possible to avoid creating hair creases. If the clip sits too high on the roller, creases are more likely.
- Using the claw clip will likely leave a kink. This is unavoidable but they WILL drop out.
1
Notice the curve
The PinHead is slightly curved. This is designed to follow the roller's curve. When placing the pin, ensure it is going in the same direction as the hair.
2
Position the pin
Sit it on top of the roller, curved side down, and the ends are underneath the hair.
3
Secure the roller
Following the direction of the hair, track the pin around the roller until you feel an obvious 'bite' and the pin is lying flat on the scalp.
Things to note
- The PinHead is fiddly, but once you master it, you won't look back.
- It's incredibly secure, and you are less likely to get kinks in your hair.
- Ensure the ends of the clips are not poking through the hair before wrapping it around the roller.
The AirHead: Game-Changing Blow-Dry Brush
Our vision at Aurum Hair Co. is clear: to make style effortless and self-care simple.
Salon-Quality Results
Achieve the perfect, bouncy blow-dry at home without the salon visit
Half the Time
Dry, shape, and set in a single motion - splits styling time in half
Innovative Design
Combines hair dryer functionality with detachable rollers for effortless styling
How It Works
1
Dry & Shape
Attach the roller barrel and direct hot air through the center while styling your hair
2
Detach & Set
Remove the roller from the wand and leave it in your hair to set the style
3
Perfect Results
Enjoy salon-quality, bouncy hair in half the time