Revlon one-step hair dryer & volumizer hot air brush, purple

This hot air brush is amazing! It dries and styles my hair at the same time, which saves me a lot of time. It leaves my hair smooth, shiny, and with great volume. Very easy to use and lightweight. It also helps reduce frizz. Great quality for the price. I would definitely buy it again and highly recommend it.

This is one of my favorite hair tools and something I reach for often. It has multiple heat settings, works really well, and, especially for the price, it’s a fantastic option. It makes doing a blowout at home super easy and much more affordable than salon visits. The tool adds great volume and smoothness with minimal effort, which is a big win if you don’t want to juggle a brush and a dryer. Personal thought: The round brush is a bit wide for my short hair, but it still gives great volume and results. One thing to note is that the top does detach — I’m not sure if other attachments are compatible with this specific model or not, but I would love it if they were. Overall, it’s a very user-friendly tool that delivers solid results and is easy to recommend.

Best product I've ever invested in. Leaves hair smooth and polished. Easy to use and fast drying. I have bought many for my family and friends. Would definitely buy again.

I want to give this blow dryer 5 stars based on the results of my blow out alone, but there are a few things I don't like about it, which I'll note below. I'd buy it again, but I'm taking off 1 star for the areas where it falls short. Good info for you to know about my hair: I have a lot of fine, fly away, dry hair prone to frizz and poofing out. My usual Dyson blow dryer is in the shop right now, and I was looking for a cheap backup. I've always wondered if these styling dryers would work for me and decided to try this. I'm using a few new anti-frizz products in my hair right now, so I can't say this dryer is completely responsible for my smooth results, but I can say it at least didn't create any frizz in my hair. Another good thing is that I never spend the time to style my hair. While this dryer took just a *little* longer than usual to dry my hair, it did give my hair a nice bend on the end and it looked better than usual when I was done, so you do get something for the extra time. One reason I don't style my hair with a round brush and a normal hair dryer is because of the coordination it takes to move the blow dryer cord around while twirling my hair with the brush and reaching over my head in weird positions. What a pain -- and this dryer eliminates all those problems. Here are a few things I don't like. 1. The description said this: "3 Heat/Speed Settings with Cool option." I took that to mean that there were 3 heat settings and 3 speed settings, so I could run Hot, Warm or Cool at High, Medium, or Low. That's not the case. There are 3 total settings: Cool, Low, High. The Cool setting is High/Fast/Loud. The High setting is VERY Hot/Fast/Loud. The Low setting is also VERY hot, but the speed is Slower/Quieter. 2. The Cool and High settings are very, very loud. I will be wearing ear plugs if I ever use those settings (not kidding!). My husband texted me from across the house when I was running it on Cool and asked if I was using his leaf blower, haha. He was joking, but it really is that loud. 3. I said this already, but the Hot and Warm settings are hotter than hot. The cool setting isn't warm enough to dry your hair effectively. I keep my finger on the settings and switch to Cool for a few seconds when I can't take the heat. The heat is my number one complaint about this dryer. 4. It's larger and heavier than most blow dryers I've used. 5. The barrel is very thick. It works for me, but because of the thickness, I don't think it would work well for hair that is shoulder length or shorter. 6. This last thing could be user error since I just got it and I'll probably learn some tricks as I go. Because of the barrel thickness, it was hard to get the air close to my roots. When I was done drying, my strands were all dry and smooth, but my roots were still damp. When I get my Dyson back I'll probably just go over my scalp for a few minutes after using this for the drying/styling. [EDIT: A few weeks after writing this I found out I'm not getting my Dyson back. It couldn't be repaired, but that's okay. I figured out how to dry the roots. Section off your hair while it's wet, and then start at the root of each section. I was starting at the ends. Hold the dryer near the scalp to help it dry, and then slowly move it down that section of hair. Doing it this way dries my roots pretty well and I can quickly go back over any areas that are still damp when I'm done. It actually works great.] So that's it. My complaints are just meant to help someone else understand the product, but overall I like it, recommend it, and love the results.

I put one in my camper van and have one at home. Dry my hair quickly and smooth style it. I do have to use a curling iron if i want waves or curls, but i love it for drying my hair smoothly and quickly. Much better to brush it dry than blow it dry. Holding up well after over 6 months. Feels durable.

I use this everyday. Good for straightening and getting rid of unruly frizz. I have naturally straight hair so it does help manage some frizz and gives me a good finish. I'm not sure how it will work with curly hair. I have my hair up to my shoulders and it works just fine. Very easy to use and can really dry your hair well. My hair is smooth after using this. It's a bit bulky so you will need a good sized bag if you wanna bring it on your trips. I have brought this with me on my past trips. The high setting can get too loud! I only use the low setting as my hair is also think but at the same time i would hear ringing in my ears if i use the high setting. It's that loud.

The Revlon Hot Air Brush is amazing! It dries and styles my hair at the same time, leaving it smooth, shiny, and frizz-free. Perfect for everyday use!

*updated with pics I took these pics after 3 days without washing my hair. This is how I'm able to just "refresh" my hair by slightly dampening it and drying it in sections. Please forgive the split ends; this was after over a year without so much as a trim The lady who cuts my hair recommended that I purchase something like this when I complained about all the heat styling I was having to do after I got a new job that required me to "look nice." (I went from a super casual setting with kids to an office.) She said that this would reduce the amount of heat I was using, since I'd been blow-drying and then curling/straightening my hair. Obviously this thing uses heat, but it's only one step. After reading a Buzzfeed listicle about cheap Amazon products that are "worth the hype," I purchased this. That was in fall of 2020. I'm back here in 2023, almost 2024 to order a new one. I used this thing multiple times a week for 3 years straight, and the only reason I'm buying a new one is because the bristles are so bent over from continued use/abuse, which honestly seems pretty reasonable, especially considering I often didn't really section my hair into small sections and just raked this bad boy through, like, 3 inches of wet hair when I was running late. I also was lazy about cleaning out the accumulated hair in the bristles, which contributed to the flattened bristles. Make sure you clean it out regularly! Not only is this super easy to use, but I've used this from when my hair was just below my shoulders to the length it is now, where it reaches the top of high-waisted jeans, and it's never taken more than 8 minutes to go from towel-dried hair to a beautiful, almost Jennifer Aniston-caliber blowout. The smaller you section your hair while you use it, the more sleek, voluminous, and Jennifer Aniston-y it looks, plus it will most likely make the bristles last longer. Like I said, sometimes when I'm running late, I'll just use it on thick clumps of hair, which is what I'm sure caused the bristles to eventually get flattened. I just use a scrunchie to section the top of my hair and start from the back, doing one side and then the other, clipping each finished section into one claw clip, and then move up in small sections to the top of my head until it's done. For reference, my hair is the kind of fuzzy, wavy hair that you see on TikTok videos where they say "Is my hair actually curly?" and then the person does, like, a 17 step curly girl process and then they end up with gorgeous curls or waves. So, I think that I probably have wavy/curly hair, but I would never, ever take the time or energy to do all that. So instead, I just heat-style the crap out of it. Using a regular blow-dryer would give me crazy fly-aways and I would look like I'd rubbed a balloon on the top of my head. With this product, even the tiny hairs where my hair is parted lay down. The BEST part about this product is that it totally refreshes day old (and longer) hair. I actually only wash my hair about every 4-ish days or so, and all you have to do is mist your hair with a tiny bit of water, or, if you're lazy like me, just run your hand under the faucet, and then rake your wet hand through the section you're about to dry. You hair will look just as good as it did when it was freshly washed! It somehow eliminates the greasiness - who knows, maybe it's just evaporating it and destroying my hair, but either way, it is a lifesaver for someone like me who needs to have presentable Office Hair but hates washing their hair every day. I'm actually really sad I have to order a new one, because the motor is just fine and it feels wasteful to discard it. But 3 years is more than good enough considering its cheap price and how much I love it. Anyway, you should definitely get this. I seriously spend all day just touching my hair all day, feeling like Rachel Green. I flip it over my shoulder all day long like Marcia Brady in The Brady Bunch Movie.