Dyson Corrale Hair Straightener

Dyson Corrale Hair StraightenerModel: 322851 01 The Dyson Corrale straightener is the only straightener with copper flexing plates that shape around your hair, gathering it neatly together on each pass. This extra control means you can achieve the same style but with less heat and therefore half the damage. It also means enhanced styling, for reduced frizz and fewer flyaways. The plates are made of manganese copper, selected for its flexibility, strength and thermal conduction. The

Product Features:
Suitable for all hair types
Three precise heat settings (330°F, 365°F and 410°F) to suit your hair type, length and desired style.
Manganese copper plates
Manganese copper alloy selected for its flexibility, strength, and thermal conduction.
Up to 30 minutes cord-free styling²
Delivers the same thermal performance of a corded straightener. Fully recharges in just 70 minutes.
Engineered for balance
Weight is balanced in the hand to give maximum control while styling.
OLED Screen
Displays battery level, temperature control and charging status during use.
Auto shut-off and Safety lock:
Switches off after 10 minutes of inactivity for added peace of mind. Safety lock allows for immediate storage after use.
Ready to travel
Universal voltage and a battery disabler that is TSA-approved and safe to fly with.
Enhanced styling
By gathering hair for more control, flexing plates produce shiny, straight results—with less frizz and fewer flyaways².
Intelligent heat control
Regulates the temperature of the plates 100 times a second, ensuring you never exceed your chosen temperature.
Less heat, half the damage:
Flexing plates gather your hair for more control, so you can achieve the same style with less heat and 50 percent less breakage1. Dyson recommends styling with a heat setting below what you normally use.
Flexing Plates
The only straightener with flexing plates that shape around your hair, gathering it neatly together on each pass. By gathering hair for more control, this allows for a lighter grip when styling.
Ready to style when you are
With 90 percent battery charge in just 40 minutes, using the magnetic charging cable or dock.
Extend run time
Place in the dock when not in use and in between sections to extend run time. The OLED screen and chime will indicate that your machine is charging properly.
Key soundsChimes to indicate your machine is heating up, chosen temperature reached, low battery, empty battery, charging, idle mode and service alerts. To turn off the prompt sounds, mute by holding the power and temperature buttons for 5 seconds.

Styling Tips:
Prep hair: Before styling, ensure hair is detangling and completely dry. For best results, section hair.
Temperature: Begin at a medium heat (365O F) and adjust up or down depending on your hair type and texture.
Loosen grip: Because the flexing plates shape to gather your hair, you can loosen your grip when styling, letting the machine do the work for you.
Style speed: Flexing plates allow you to style hair in one, slow pass vs. multiple quick passes. To slow down your movements, try using one second per inch as a baseline. Speed may vary by hair type.
Tress size: The perfect tress size will depend on your hair type. Try a few different section sizes and see what works best for you. If you have coarse hair, begin with a smaller section. If you have fine hair, try larger sections for a smoother glide.
Position of tress: To maximize the benefits of the flexing plates, ensure your tress is in the middle of the plates when styling.
Styling your ends: If you have fine hair, it may be difficult to style your ends. For a smooth glide, try styling the roots and mid-lengths of hair first, and style the ends last so you can take larger sections of hair. This allows the flexing plates to fully gather the section of hair.
¹Thermal damage measured by hair strength, when creating an equivalent hair style. Tested on Corrale with flexing plates vs Corrale with solid plates
²Direct image analysis vs untreated hair
³Exact run time may vary based on hair type and styling technique