For every style you want to create, Bellissima Italia has the hair tool you need to achieve your desired look, including hair straighteners, hair dryers, hot brushes, diffusers and stylers. Her make-up knowledge is phenomenal; Ruby’s worked with the best, travelling to all four corners of the globe. For hair straight out of the shower, we went in with the drying nozzle to get it semi-dry, before styling with one of the three brushes. Its longest attachments are the rounded brushes and curling iron, which add 19 inches/ 50cm to the overall length. Aside from this, it’s a decent enough, affordable alternative to other multi-stylers; but I wouldn’t say it offers great value for money on account of some of its performance and design issues.

With 2 airflow/temperature settings for all hair types and a cool fix button to set styles, this 1000W styler dries fast and styles beautifully. Generally, you'll find her watching Disney movies, playing on her Switch, or showing people pictures of her cats, Mr. Personally, I’d only use the Air Wonder on occasion rather than daily – which, in my opinion, brings down the value of the product overall quite considerably. Using the Bellissima Air Wonder with its one of seven attachments enables you to dry and style your hair in almost any way you can imagine – once you figure out the locking mechanism, that is, which is the source of a majority of complaints I’ve read online due to its unclear instructions. The closest anybody has come to a true Dyson Airwrap competitor, this hair styling system from Shark dries with ease, offers a great range of styling options, and has a fantastic rotating barrel.Until now, we’ve not spotted a contender offering these multiple styling uses, which is why our interest was piqued when we discovered a new competitor that launched in the UK last month.

Introducing Curly, the 19 mm curling wand coated in ceramic and keratin, for creating defined tight ringlets with ease. The beauty industry has woken up to the fact that there are perfectly good by-products of various extraction processes which could usefully be repurposed.There’s no granular control on the Bellissima Air Wonder; simply a cool setting, and two heat settings.

While drying your hair, you can create sculpted curls, waves, a straight look or add volume and body from root to end, all with a single styling tool. The product’s name is somewhat misleading, though, in that it actually comes with only seven attachments; I presume the supposed eighth styling tool is the wand itself – which is a bit useless for drying hair on its own. Thanks to the ceramic and keratin coating, it helps to close the hair cuticle, leaving hair super shiny. Along with the base hot air brush, it comes with a curling iron for narrow, defined curls, a nozzle for concentrated drying, a diffuser to enhance waves, and 4 brushes that volumise, detangle, define, and style.Each of the components feels pretty cheap, and both the attachments and the lock ring become so hot that you can actually burn yourself – I did so a few times, much to my chagrin. The detachable detangling brush gently tames hair and prepares it for styling, without causing stress or damage.

The styling tool is capable and the results are decent, but I wouldn’t say it’s offering the best value for money simply because it comes in cheaper than the Dyson Airwrap.Hot air styler with 8 accessories for drying your hair and creating different styles with a single movement. This more conventional hair dryer doesn’t offer the advanced engineering and suction of the Dyson and Shark models, but its selection of attachments makes for a great first step towards leveling up your hair care. At the top of the wand is the lock ring, where you attach the accessories, and just below this sit the temperature controls. For the three weeks I used the Bellissima Air Wonder 8 in 1, I made a concerted effort to use all of its accessories and settings, creating different styles with my hair to see how well they performed. Meanwhile, the 50mm round brush is designed for longer hair and there are six rows of rounded-tip plastic pins, which is why we could feel tension when styling our mid-length hair with it – the pull also helped lift our hair at the roots.