Dyson Adds Liquid Cooling to New Hair Straightener
Dyson is expanding its beauty lineup with the $329 Corrale CoolShine, a straightener featuring integrated liquid cooling pipes. By circulating water to draw away excess heat, the device aims to mitigate the residual thermal damage often caused by traditional styling tools that keep hair at high temperatures long after the pass.

The new hardware builds on the 2020 Corrale model, retaining the signature flexing copper plates that apply heat at temperatures exceeding 400 degrees Fahrenheit. The addition of water-filled pipes creates a dual-action process: the plates straighten the strands while the cooling mechanism immediately resets the hair’s temperature. This approach is intended to leave hair feeling smoother and cooler to the touch compared to standard heat-based stylers.
Alongside the straightener, Dyson is releasing the $249 Airsmooth dryer brush. This tool incorporates the company’s existing Supersonic drying technology with a redesigned brush head. The attachment utilizes a teardrop shape for volume and proprietary looped bristles that collapse under tension to prevent snags. To further protect hair, an onboard sensor monitors heat 100 times per second, adjusting output to minimize frizz and prevent heat-induced breakage.
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