Dyson’s new straightener has liquid cooling pipes to reduce hair damage

Dyson has expanded its personal care electronics portfolio with the introduction of two new advanced hair styling tools designed to minimize heat-induced hair damage.

The first of these products is an upgraded hair straightener that incorporates an innovative water-cooling mechanism alongside its traditional flexible heating elements. By utilizing liquid-filled pipes to actively draw away excess heat immediately after the hair passes through the plates, the device is engineered to lower the hair's temperature rapidly, thereby reducing prolonged thermal exposure and leaving the hair smoother. This new release represents a significant modification of the company's previous styling tool, combining high-heat capabilities with active cooling to better protect delicate strands.\n\nAlongside the updated straightener, the company is launching a specialized blower brush that merges high-velocity drying technology with an innovative bristle design to prevent snagging and pulling. The brush features unique looped bristles that flex and collapse under tension to release hair strands smoothly, which aims to improve comfort on the scalp and prevent breakage during styling. Furthermore, the device is equipped with an intelligent internal sensor system that adjusts the styling temperature dozens of times per second to prevent overheating and control frizz across various hair types. Together, these releases highlight the manufacturer's growing focus on incorporating sophisticated engineering into everyday consumer beauty and wellness hardware.