Hello, hottie plates!

When it comes to everyday hair care, we sing a ballad of dissatisfaction everyday. It’s time to stop accepting the damage they cause as part of the package

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Corral means ‘to gather together’. The flexible plates adapt to the thickness of the hair you’ve taken, gather it together and prevent it from splaying

The small OLED display on the front shows three temperature settings and battery indicator. Sitting below that is the safety lock, which is rare.

Dyson has been making a big noise about heat-inflicted damage to our hair ever since their entry in India a few years ago. The more we use these products, the clearer that distinction keeps getting on what had been missing from our dressers all along.

The Corrale Hair Straightener is a direct descendant of the design family that its cousins, the Supersonic and Airwrap belong to. A departure from its air-based styling, this straightening iron too relies on science, nonetheless. The flexible (and patented) manganese copper alloy plates are the secret weapon to fight daily frizz.

The stylish charging dock is a great means to place it on your dressing table for daily touch ups. A little beep beeps within seconds to tell you when the machine is ready for use, and even though it performs fairly well at the lowest setting, we found the process to be faster at a medium setting for our hair type.

Cutting the cord is synonymous with Dyson, and they’ve done it again with the Corrale Hair Straightener. While this thing takes about 70 minutes to juice up fully, getting up to 30 minutes while unplugged is no mean feat for the segment. Unfortunately, to complete one styling session in peace, those 30 minutes without a cord (on medium heat) leave you gasping for a plug point in sight!