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Dyson’s new straightener has liquid cooling pipes to reduce hair damage
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Dyson has expanded its personal care product line by introducing a new hair straightener equipped with active cooling technology. The device utilizes liquid cooling pipes to minimize residual heat exposure during styling, aiming to improve hair texture and reduce potential heat damage compared to older models.
WHY IT MATTERS
This release introduces active thermal management technology to consumer hair styling tools, aiming to address common concerns regarding heat-induced hair damage.
After expanding its health and beauty lineup earlier this week with a camera-equipped electric toothbrush, Dyson is also introducing two new hair care products this month. The $329 Corrale CoolShine straightener upgrades the original Corrale that launched in 2020 with active cooling technology designed to "reduce residual heatexposure" so hair feels smoother, softer, and cooler […]
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