Travel hair styler when I usually use a Dyson airwrap

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I use my airwrap on almost dry hair - use the curls and then they drop out to leave it non frizzy and with some body.
I can't achieve the same with ghd straighteners - it goes way too flat and the ends go weird.

But the airwrap is kind of bulky if we're just travelling hand luggage - has anyone found a solution?

In the 1980's I had a Braun hot brush that was powered by little gas canisters - that would be ideal though I guess I would t get them through security!!

Would love to know if there is!

Depending on how much you want to spend, apparently this is quite good ;

https://www.johnlewis.com/ghd-duet-blowdry-2-in-1-hair-dryer-brush-black/p112093110?srsltid=AfmBOoou8YCqkpcE-L9vIfweWx-cFUXEsoFGxph92VLns0TpOMK_5vYr9Cc

I have similar issues with my Revlon One Step, its really bulky and I wish there was a travel size?

@RayofSunshine18 the trouble with this one is it's about the same size as the airwrap. I tried a different one from John Lewis that came with a travel pouch but it too was airwrap sized

I'm in the same boat. I'm going to the USA and am considering buying a cheapie from Walmart as travel plugs aren't enough, the USA has different voltage and my travel hairdryer only blasted half as fast the last time I was there.

GHD glide

I use the Dyson air wrap but when I go on holiday I have a revlon one step hairdryer that I take. Still a bit bulky but better than nothing.

I take mine with me in my hand luggage, just take off the attachment and pop the ones I want in shoes - not too big