From today, the Flyaway will be one of the tools that comes with any new Supersonic hairdryer purchased in the UK. If you’ve already got a Supersonic, you can buy it separately for £30.
The Flyaway is fresh from Dyson’s engineering department and it hides away flyaway hairs to give you a smoother hairdo.
How the Flyaway works
Like the Dyson Airwrap, the Flyaway tool harnesses the Coanda effect to help style your hair. The Coanda effect describes the way that a stream of water or air sticks to a flat or a curved surface. Essentially, the Coanda effect is the reason that jugs have spouts; it’s what makes your tea run down the side of your mug when you try to pour it out.
The Flyaway is a semi-circular loop tool that attracts longer hairs to the front of your hairstyle, while a second jet of air pushes flyaway hairs away and underneath. Essentially, it mimics what stylists do to smooth your hair in a salon.
For Afro hair: the wide tooth comb
If you have Afro, curly or textured hair, the Flyaway tool isn’t going to do much for your hair but the Supersonic now also comes with a wide tooth comb attachment. It’ll help you to lengthen, style and shape your hair.
If you’ve already got a Supersonic, you can buy the wide tooth comb attachment for £30.
How to get the Flyaway attachment
The Supersonic costs £299.99 and is available from the Dyson website or the Dyson Demo Store on Oxford Street. It comes with five tools and accessories: a styling concentrator, a diffuser, a gentle air attachment, the flyaway and the wide tooth comb.
But the cheapest way to get a Supersonic is to buy it refurbished from Dyson, which will set you back £239.99. Add the flyaway attachment or the wide tooth comb to your basket and you’re still ahead, price-wise.
If you already own a Supersonic, you can buy the Flyaway separately from the Dyson website, for £30. You can see all available accessories and attachments on the website.
The Supersonic is available in the US from Dyson.com for $399.99.
To find out more about what the Supersonic is like to use, you can read our hands-on (and hair smoothed) review. As a small spoiler, we awarded it 4.5 stars out of 5.
Author: Emma Rowley, Home Tech Editor
Emma is Home Tech Editor at Tech Advisor. She covers everything from kitchen appliances to smart home devices, from floor care to personal care to air care technology. She’s particularly interested in environmentally conscious brands and products that save people time and money.