Dyson’s new straightener has liquid cooling pipes to reduce hair damage

Dyson has expanded its beauty technology portfolio with the introduction of the Corrale CoolShine hair straightener, priced at $329. This new device serves as an upgrade to the original Corrale model released in 2020. The standout feature of the CoolShine is the integration of active liquid cooling pipes, a technology engineered to minimize residual heat exposure during styling. By cooling the hair immediately after the heating plates pass over it, Dyson claims the device helps hair feel smoother, softer, and healthier. This launch follows Dyson's recent expansion into the health and beauty sector, which included a new camera-equipped electric toothbrush. The company continues to focus on applying advanced engineering principles to personal care products, aiming to differentiate itself from traditional styling tools by prioritizing long-term hair health through innovative thermal management systems.