REVLONOne-Step Hair Dryer and Styler - Root Booster Round Brush for Styling, Dryer Brush for Fast and Easy Salon-Quality Blowout, More Shine and Less Frizz (1-1/2 in)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Game-Changer for My Hair Routine!I absolutely love the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer and Styler! It has completely changed the way I do my hair. Drying and styling used to take me forever, but now I can get smooth, salon-like results in half the time. The brush design makes it super easy to use, even with one hand, and it adds volume while keeping my hair sleek and frizz-free.The heat settings are just right — strong enough to dry quickly but gentle enough to avoid damage. My hair feels soft and looks shiny every time I use it. It’s perfect for busy mornings or when I just want to feel a little more put-together without too much effort.Highly recommend this tool if you want convenience and great results in one device. Worth every penny!

My Tymo blow dryer died after 2 years and I was on the hunt. I watched atleast 20 reviews on this product but for the 2.4 barrel and not this one. I did see a video video here and that’s what convinced me! I have 3a hair1. Easy to use! I followed directions and waited for my hair to be atleast 70% dry. And started with medium parts.2. Dry time is FAST. I started with high heat from curly to straight. Then switched to low to get it really straight. High heat is high!!!! Your hair will be too hot to touch, I recommend the hot styling gloves!3. The blow out is amazing once I’m done and I don’t need a flat iron unless I want bone straight hair.4. With high heat I noticed near my face it’s too hot and I switch to low and it’s so much better.5. On my first time use I used too much heat protectant but my hair still came out really nice. My hair DID NOT GET SNAGGED ONCE! Just silky smooth hair! I did do bigger parts the next day for a quick refreshed look and still came out with nice hair and added some curls!

I already had the other Revlon 1-step volumizer and hair dryer brush and was a big fan, but once I cut my hair shorter (it's now a shoulder-length bob), it didn't work very well for me anymore. My dream product was an old (cheap!) Babyliss hair dryer brush I bought around 30 years ago on a trip to London; I've kept it around because it's useful for travel in 220-240v countries. It was a great styling tool -- had a 1" barrel size and removable brush top so you could rough dry your hair just using the hot air out of the nozzle before styling it with the blow drying brush. Unfortunately, I dropped and broke it on a recent trip to Peru and so I was motivated to see if I could find a replacement suitable for everyday use in the US. Thought this Revlon 1-step root booster round brush might be the one! And it IS good, but it's not everything. First, the barrel size is still a little too large at 1.5"; I think a 1" barrel would be better. Second, it would be great to be able to remove the brush head for a rough dry (and maybe to be able to put on different attachments like a larger or smaller brush barrel or even a metal curling iron attachment, which would be heated by the hot air. Third, this dryer is insanely LOUD. In order to protect my ears, I've taken to using earplugs while I use this dryer. I don't feel the need to do that with any of my other blow dryers. Fourth, as others have noted, it does get extremely hot. The "hi" heat setting is almost unusable unless you want to fry your hair. I use this only on the "lo" heat setting, and then only after a rough dry with another hair dryer, and even the low setting is pretty hot. Lastly, the "cool" setting isn't very cool, and because the setting switch twists around the bottom of the dryer, it can be a little awkward to change the setting from a heat setting to a cool setting while the brush is in your hair (which is obviously when you'd most like to do it). A "cool shot" button placed further up the barrel would be much more user-friendly.All this said, it's a pretty decent blow-dry brush for a moderate price. It adds volume and I can finish drying my hair whilst styling it at the same time, which is good. If Revlon were to address all the issues described above, it would be an AMAZING tool (and I would pay more money for it, too)!