Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer
*This post features products sent for review
I first heard about the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer when I saw a Milabu video where she got super excited about it instantly fell in love with it. I was honestly sold at that point on it and had to have it. I mean a brush and a hairdryer in one, I need that.
It is an oval brush with nylon pin and tufted bristles that also happens to be a hairdryer. With three settings, cool, low and high.
There are also some other great features like an ION generator and a ceramic coating to help keep your hair shinier and smoother. A ceramic coating to help with even heat distribution. A cord that pivots. Plus there is a four year limited warranty on it. It's all pretty great.
My first time using it I ended up with great results. I used it on high for a bit until I realized it was A) a bit loud and B) a bit too hot, so I switched it to low. Low was a lot quieter and just the right heat for me. On a side note: I work as a pet groomer with industrial driers that are quite loud so I actually use ear protectors like construction workers do to protect myself at work. I honestly would recommend that anyone using any hairdryer just put some foam buds in their ears, because long term hearing damage is never worth it.
It is an oval brush with nylon pin and tufted bristles that also happens to be a hairdryer. With three settings, cool, low and high.
There are also some other great features like an ION generator and a ceramic coating to help keep your hair shinier and smoother. A ceramic coating to help with even heat distribution. A cord that pivots. Plus there is a four year limited warranty on it. It's all pretty great.
My first time using it I ended up with great results. I used it on high for a bit until I realized it was A) a bit loud and B) a bit too hot, so I switched it to low. Low was a lot quieter and just the right heat for me. On a side note: I work as a pet groomer with industrial driers that are quite loud so I actually use ear protectors like construction workers do to protect myself at work. I honestly would recommend that anyone using any hairdryer just put some foam buds in their ears, because long term hearing damage is never worth it.
unimpressed wet hair photo. |
As I dried I pulled the brush down my hair and rotated the brush. I put a little more rotation into it near the lower part of my hair to create a bit of a curl to it.
drying my hair and styling it. |
I found it did a great job of drying my hair, smoothing it out and creating a great shape to it. My fringe looked great! I really love the results!
I think I am most impressed with how well it did both drying and styling my hair and replicated a professional blowout, something I have never been able to remotely mastered. I am terrible with drying my own hair (dogs and cats, that I can do), so this changed my whole world.
I feel the more I use it the better I will get with it and might be able to get a bit more volume. As well I feel excited that I am no longer forced to let my hair air dry and then flat iron it out.
Overall I love how easy it was to use, even my first time. I loved the smooth and styled hair that was simple to create and that I meant I didn't have to use multiple tools to create it.
I found the Low setting to be perfect for most of my drying and styling. I would only recommend High if you have really wet hair, which I would probably just recommend letting your hair dry a bit more naturally instead. I found the Cool setting to be just as loud as the High so I didn't really like that.
I love that this tool is less than $100, works extremely well and really has zero issues.
*This post features products sent for review purposes, all views and opinions are my own.
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