Dyson, the brand behind some of the industry’s buzziest, most innovative and—let’s face it—expensive hair tools on the market, made literal waves back when it launched the Airwrap that dries hair as ...

I got a preview of Dyson’s first universal voltage hair tool, a smaller, lighter and cheaper version of its cult-favorite Supersonic hair dryer.

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With powerful air flow, smart features and unique attachments, I cut my styling time by nearly 50% Written By Written by Staff Writer, WSJ | Buy Side Medea Giordano is a staff writer at Buy Side, ...

Travelers who often rely on Dyson’s Supersonic hair dryer, but want something that takes up less space in their carry-on, now have a new option. Dyson just introduced the Supersonic Travel hair dryer, ...

Dyson’s Supersonic Travel Hair Dryer is a compact and portable version of the full-sized tool. Here’s everything you need to know about the new launch.

Quickly dries hair. Lowers the temperature the closer it is to your scalp. New, and more effective, diffuser attachment. Lots of smart functions. See-through back panel! It's almost annoying how good ...

LONDON — Hair is the word at British technology brand Dyson’s base in Malmesbury, a small town in southwest England, where the brand unveiled its latest innovation — the Supersonic r — to an intimate ...

High power, small package. Lightweight. Ergonomic design. Consistent, Dyson-quality attachments. Speedy. Simple. Expensive. No Scalp Protect mode. Not dual voltage ...