Overview
- Reviewers confirm the SilkiPro dries and straightens using RapidDry airflow and HeatSense ceramic plates, includes three interchangeable combs, and stands upright between sections.
- On fine, naturally straight hair, results were smooth and glossy from damp with reduced flyaways, though not a dramatic one-pass transformation.
- Testers expect thicker, curlier or frizz‑prone hair to see the biggest payoff from the added tension and airflow combination.
- Practical drawbacks noted include a heavier, bulkier feel, a loose clamp that hinders waving or curling, orientation‑sensitive airflow, and combs that can pinch and tug.
- Against rivals, it undercuts Dyson’s Airstrait at £450 and ghd’s Duet Style at £379, feels trickier to master, and may trail ghd for ultra‑glass shine, with Dyson’s airflow‑only design flagged for those prioritising lower heat contact.