Shark - FlexFusion Air + Ceramic Styling & Drying System with Scalp Shield Mode - Metallic Mist

I had a different brand of hairdryer with the attachment, which was working fine for me, I might’ve spent $69 on it, but then I saw the Shark and I liked the fact that it had the technology to be gentle on my hair and has the smoothing feature, as well, I could straighten or curl my hair all with one tool….and other brands being advertised and different influencers recommending them, the problem with this particular shark is not only is it Heavy to hold, the cord is like something you would see on a Construction worksite, I get that it’s long so if you’re in the industry, you need to go around your customers chair, but for the home user it is very heavy, it slaps against my cabinet when I’m using it, The attachments aren’t the same as my I’ll call it less expensive brand hair dryer, which my other one fits nicely in my vanity cabinet drawer this one is so big and the cord is so thick and heavy, I had to purchase a separate basket to keep in my bathroom to store it in, so unfortunately, my daily use I still grab my old one which still smooth things out, and I probably would’ve returned this one if it was within the 30 day period, it’s just for the average home user it is too hard to use… Even the curling wands take forever and really don’t work effectively like my beach waver that has the clamp and a button that curls…. this you have to try to grab the hair and the power and force of the air is supposed to wrap around the barrel and I haven’t gotten a good curl that lasts at all. Plus, the fact you have to have a left and a right curl barrel, that to me is ridiculous. No I would not recommend this. I have many other shark products in my home - a vacuum - the steamer mop, but this one is definitely a miss for the Home user - maybe a professional hairdresser can use this versus the more expensive Dyson, but I do not recommend this.

The Shark FlexFusion™ Air & Ceramic Styling System comes well packaged in a medium sized box. In the box you have: - FlexFusion™ - Wet-or-Dry Fusion Brush - 2, 1.25" Auto-Wrap Curlers - FrizzFighter™ Finishing Tool -Styling Concentrator I used this on both wet and dry hair. It works amazing without heat damage to your hair. Here is the information on the different attachments: Frizzfighting Finishing Tool - This attachment is used on dry hair and it works fabulously on smoothing frizz and giving my hair a nice shine. Fusion Brush - Works well drying and straightening hair. you really don’t need a hair straightener. This does the trick. Super impressed with this tool. Seems to give the hair a nice bounce and shine and straightens while you are drying. Autowrap curler- I can’t believe how well it works on giving your hair a subtle yet full curl! It’s drying your hair and curling it at the same time - mind blown! There’s a bit of a learning curve but once you figure it out the end result is worth it. Cons - it’s a little heavy and loud and the plug is really big and the cord is super thick. If you’ve only had a simple hair dryer like me and upgraded to this. It’s a game changer. You have all the tools you need in one piece. Straightener, curler, hair brush and finishing tool. I am sold on this product. I feel like this product doesn’t dry out my hair either. Not sure how that works. I give this 5 out of 5 stars. It works wonderfully. It does not seem to damage your hair.

_____ *Pros: -The rotating function makes drying easier and faster. -Lightweight and easy on the wrist and arm. -Convenient set of attachments for different styling needs. -The buttons for fan speed, heat level, cold hair, and switch from wet hair to dry hair mode all work well. _____ *Neutral: -Ergonomics. Button placement didn’t feel natural and comfortable. -Brush feels big and heavy, making styling feel awkward and challenging. _____ *Cons: -The barrels were unable to create nice and bouncy curls. -At max heat and fan settings, the motor becomes very noisy. -The defrizz tool does not produce high-gloss or shiny finish on hair. I got this for my wife, and the Shark FlexFusion set came with a hair dryer wand, two 1.25" auto-wrap curlers, one styling brush, and a defrizz tool. The overall design is sleek, and the attachments were easy to switch around for her different styling needs. The rotating function makes hair drying more time-efficient, and thanks to its impressive lightness, my wife said her wrist or arm never became sore. She also liked the fact that all the buttons were easy to figure out and satisfactorily responsive. After using it for a week, however, we were not impressed with the product as it didn’t meet our expectations. For instance, she was never able to create nice and bouncy curls as depicted in the product literature. Instead, only loose and wavy ones were produced. She also didn’t like the location and ergonomics of the buttons. When she is styling and curling her hair and holding the wand, the buttons she needs to view and access are located on the opposite and lower side, necessitating constant rotation of the wand to look at the buttons whenever she wanted to check or adjust the heat and fan speed. Another thing that irked her was the motor noise. When it is set to the highest fan or heat setting, the noise level jumps up dramatically and bothers her. If only the product produced the type of curls she wanted, then she would be able to more easily overlook some of the annoyances of the product. But as it is, she was disappointed by it. We tried it on our 9-year-old daughter’s long hair, and the result was the same – some volume, slight waviness, but nothing long-lasting. === Is it worth the coin? === No, because it failed to create satisfactory and lasting nice curls for my wife’s and daughter’s hair. It does create some volume with a bit of waviness, but the waviness goes away in a few hours. Overall, it does not deliver salon-quality styles as advertised. I would not recommend this to friends and family.

The Shark FlexFusion and Ceramic Style and Dry system is an all in one hair system for everyone. I have 3 females in my house and all have long hair, (just ask my vacuum… also a shark) They have bought and donated lots of curlers, hair dryers and straighteners that have not delivered what they promised. We decide to try this system and they are now fighting over it. I guess I'm going to have to pick up another one. They used the QR code to watch very detailed videos of how to operate each of the attachments. The Ultra fast Hair dryer with scalp shield, Dry and style at different temps, Auto wrap curlers that can use hot or cold, faster drying and 50% less frizz. This is not an advertising gimmick. My girls can attest. They were amazed at how their hair felt and no frizz. The all in one base that rotates from dryer to styler is perfect for travel as well. My wife works at a beauty college and more than half of the students and instructors use shark products. This alone attests to the quality of this product and the brand. With all the well thought out attachments makes this a great system without having three separate tools. If you need a great all in one haircare set, look no further. This is the go to product. I would definitely recommend this to family and friends

My hair is thick, wavy, coarse, and a little frizzy. Recently, I decided to get the Shark FlexFusion Air as a potential replacement for my current styling tool. What I find appealing about the Shark FlexFusion is that it addresses the main drawback of my previous tool: the inability to use the dryer as a standalone hair dryer. Like many similar tools, the FlexFusion styling attachments perform much better when your hair is partially dry, the Shark instructions call this “rough dry”. With the push of a button, the FlexFusion barrel rotates, creating a classic gun-shaped blow dryer, allowing me to easily rough dry my hair and get it ready for the styling tools to do their magic! After my hair is partially dry, I can choose from a nice assortment of tools to finish my style. The Wet-or-Dry Fusion Brush does an excellent job of quickly drying and smoothing my thick, wavy, shoulder-length hair. While the unit includes a cool shot feature, I didn't use it when finishing my style with the brush. There is a handy QR Code printed inside the box lid that took me to an online quiz about my hair type, list the accessories I have, and get video instructions of how to use each tool. The video that gives instructions about how to use the Wet-or-Dry Brush describes the finish this brush gives to wavy hair as a “bouncy blowout”. That is a great description of my hair after using this brush. Drying is fast and effective. I can go from wet to a bouncy style in about 10 minutes. (See picture) The FlexFusion also comes with two auto-wrap curlers for creating soft curls. I had to switch out these barrels when moving from one side of my head to the other. Because my hair is very thick, it took me longer to curl my hair than if I had used a curling wand. I found that I could only take small sections of hair at a time for curling. Following the instructions, I held each section for about 10 seconds and finished with a cool shot. The curls turned out great and lasted for two days without needing to be touched up. The curls were tighter on the first day, but the soft waves on the second day were still impressive. Additionally, the Wet-or-Dry Fusion Brush has a heated section that can refresh your hair on its second day without washing it or smooth out a ponytail dent, which worked well for me. The package also comes with a Styling Concentrator, which can be used to target air onto a flat brush or round brush for a smooth finish. Unlike other air concentrators that I have used, this one rotates independently from its connection to the unit. This made rotation for precise air control much easier than some of my past hair dryers. The set also includes a Frizz-fighter Finishing Tool. The tool was easy to use and with a few swipes down the top of my hair, I was convinced that my hair was indeed smoother and had less flyaways. I cannot figure out what is so “magic” about this device…so maybe I am just imagining less frizz. However, there are a few negatives: - The instructions are printed on the box, so you can no longer access them once you throw away the box. - The air intake covers a large band at the bottom of the device, where you are supposed to grip the FlexFusion. I hope to adjust my expectations over time, but for now, I find the grip position on the barrel to be cumbersome. - The power cord is quite thick, likely due to the power of the FlexFusion. It reminds me of a clothes dryer or large appliance cord, making it unwieldy to wrap up and store in my drawer or cabinet. Overall, I am enjoying the Shark FlexFusion Styling and Drying system. There are additional accessories that can be purchased for use with the base product, and I will most likely be adding the diffuser to my collection. The FlexFusion improves upon my current tool and adds capabilities I didn’t have before, in a compact and well-built package. If you’re looking for a do-it-all tool that can dry and style your hair, give the FlexFusion a look.