In an Era where.every influencer is paid to promote a product whether its good or not, your reviews seem genuine and I trust it 🙏

I bought this for my sister. Once you learn to use it properly and don’t compare it to $500 products it is honestly really amazing.

@christinahughes7393

Жыл бұрын

I bought it for myself and don't have any of the expensive tools to compare it to and I returned it even though I purchased on sale. It's just way too hot and hard to use for long hair.

@melaniesaul465

Жыл бұрын

@@christinahughes7393 my sister and I have long, long hair. Almost down to our butt. It’s thick and course. We’ve have not a single problem. I think it’s user to user. I feel she only likes expensive products. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@cristeeldo894

Жыл бұрын

I like all the Revlon dryers they work great for me. ❤ I agree. Don’t compare. I won’t even look at expensive tool reviews lol. Cuz I’m not buying them. Lol

@justbecause9049

4 ай бұрын

Her hair looks good! It would have taken me 2 hours to get my hair to do that with a blow dryer and a curling iron. I’m interested.

@melaniesaul465

4 ай бұрын

@@justbecause9049 my hair takes forever to blow dry and curl too! It’s so thick and wavy. If I don’t blow dry it, it takes two days to air dry!

You're the only person on here that I trust with hair and tool reviews. You are so thorough and even take a scientific approach to some of your reviews and comparisons. You take the time to figure out how something works and or make it work for you. Great content!

I can’t live without the one step brush hair drier! Best thing I ever got. I have chin length hair.

I got mine at TJ MAXX for $29.99! I have wavy hair and so I am hoping for curlier hair! I’ll try this for the first time this Friday 🤞🏼🤞🏼

I bought this I am so glad to see you review it. I have no idea how to use it.

Haven't used any heat on my hair since 2014 & I no longer have the patience for spending an hour on my hair. I use heatless curlers (I especially love my robe belt curls), take a nap, & the curls last for days.

@njstan8188

Жыл бұрын

I was going to try that but you say “take a nap”. My hair takes forever to dry - even my damp hair needs hours to dry.

@Pandita0730

Жыл бұрын

@@njstan8188 I do it before bed, for me it is not an issue to sleep like that. I have done it with dry hair and slightly damped hair. If it is still really damped it won't dry.

@melissaoakley1466

Жыл бұрын

I’m trying the heatless curls for the 1st time this evening before bed. I’m excited to see how they come out!

I actually have this, and found that if my hair is 85%ish dry and I use the tool very similarly to the way you used it - I get curls/waves that last a couple days. Too dry - doesn’t hold. Too wet - lots of frizz. Got to hit that happy medium.

@abbym613

Жыл бұрын

Good to know!!!

I think is excellent for those one can't afford sth more expensive. Used monthly or each 15 days can't damage your hair. Good review! 😊👍🏼

I really love this product. I know the reviews are mixed. I straighten the top part of my hair with my blow dryer and then I finish it off with this.

I have been using one of these round brush types for well over 15 years. It has no clamp. I made sure to buy another one about three years ago because they quit making them for a while. It has always done my hair beautifully and was priced around 25$. And I always use it with damp hair.

I just really love how real you are. I'm in a humid area with semi-curly drier natural hair and all my curls really fall so quickly regardless of tool, metal, or heat. So these check-ins are always so helpful!

You look beautiful the dryer did it for your hair .I look forward to seeing you doing your baby girls' hair in a few months.

Love this video. My hair is a little longer than yours so I think I’m going to like it. Thank you for your videos!❤❤

This will definitely be more interesting when they sale the accessories, I like the 12 hours later look!

I adore you but I think you have preconceived notions about cheaper products like this. Your hair looked easily as good as the Dyson on your left side - particularly at the end of the day! You should try styling from wet… it’s not a true test otherwise. I think you’d surprise yourself! Use the lower setting if the heat is too much 😘

@jeanbea5836

Жыл бұрын

She wouldn't use the tool straight from wet hair. That's not how to use heat tools to begin with. Always let your hair "dry" up in a towel before styling with heat or you'll be styling for a long time.

@london_liv5539

Жыл бұрын

@@jeanbea5836 yep yep same thing. Towel dry ‘is’ freshly washed wet hair. Nobody stands there dripping wet sorry. Spray bottle damp is simply not the same.

@jackjohnson3538

Жыл бұрын

I’m a hairstylist, if she used this on damp hair the clamp would be even more of a hassle! The smaller the section the tighter the curl but w/this one smaller sections easily slipped out of the clamp, forcing her to use large sections. That’s too restrictive for most users having to only use large sections. The Shark & Dyson sucks the hair TO the tool, no clamp needed nor leaving a clamp ‘line’.

@london_liv5539

Жыл бұрын

@@jackjohnson3538 Fair enough. The clamp was all they had when this style of curlers first came out though (just saying) plus you can leave it open easy enough 🤷🏽‍♀️

@cjw8817

Жыл бұрын

She didn't use the dyson on the left side

I have tried several times to figure to this out watch you do yours I might thank you.

I can't use a brush and hair dryer. So the one step brush dryer is a life save. I have curly hair, but sometimes I want wave hair and this one step is almost perfect (it is noise). Since I am not spending $500 in the Dyson unless Henry Cavill comes as an attachment, this is my thing. I absolutely hate overpriced stuff no matter what they do. Something will do the same for cheaper after a while.

@anaplese4914

Жыл бұрын

This made me LOL thank you ❤

@mariela1234ize

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂❤!

I REALLY like this as a more affordable option from a Dyson. I think I'm going to go for it. If you didn't do this video, I would not have known about it. Also, I'm sure they will sell only the attachments soon. We didn't know they were going to come out with something else when the new brush styler came out being detachable. It takes me a good 45 min to curl my sort of short hair with a flat iron already. So the time doesn't bother me. I only do my hair 2 times a week anyways lol

@melaniesaul465

Жыл бұрын

Honestly it really is good. I bought it for my sister. She really freaking loves it!

Thank u for this review! Pls do an honest review of the new GHD hair tool 🙏 🙏 🙏

I have the new one step one so seems pointless to have the spend money on another base. If they just sold the curl and root dryer attachment then I would get it! X

I want a curling iron I like my hair dryer from revlon so might get this !

I have very curly, frizzy hair, I'd love to see you use it on someone with less manageable hair type

Omg something we can afford at last ❤❤❤

Do you ever spray your hair afterwards with some holding hair sorry when doing these tests? I find that they would def last longer with that. My hair I can curl it normally and if I don’t put product on top of that they will last like an hour. So I was just wondering if you did spray them afterwards and they are still not lasting as long. 😊

Oh my lord the VOLUME !!!

I use a wand and get the same curls without all the twisting and rolling back up over and over. I never understood why these are called one step when you have to dry your hair almost totally dry to get them to work properly. I have very think, very wavy hair anyway that I would have to dry straight and then curl with this. It's soooooo loud! Going to stick with my hot tool wands when I want curls. They last a long time and so much quicker and easier

I love the One step, but this new tools I don't think I would buy it. Anyway, did someone ever told you that you look like Jessica Capshaw? She plays Dr. Arizona Robbins in Grey's anatomy. I think you look like twins!

I stopped using Revlon one step because the noise level is so loud it hurt my ears. I love the L'Ange hair tools.

Okay this is something I'd invest in...

I wonder 😅 how it compares with my old vidal sassooon curler (back from 20+ yrs ago) which blows out hot and cool air with a base and 2 attachments. Is there any ionic technology or similar?

I don’t know if this happened fairly recently like post you doing this video or if you didn’t realise when doing this video that you can get a curler attachment for the Revlon brush - at least that’s what I’ve noticed on Amazon when I purchased the newer Revlon l brush recently

You should try this with the new JVN blow out milk to see how long your curls stay with this I’ve heard people say up to four days can you see if this is true?

I just wash my hair at night and curl in the morning. I don’t have the patience for so many tools. I just like my flat iron

@kylieschamens3825

Жыл бұрын

Do you dry it at night or sleep on it wet? I'm just curious as I never do it like that but it sounds like it could be a good time saver in the morning. I just get terrible bed head.

I’ve seen feel lotta dupes for the Dyson but I don’t think any of them use less heat like the Dyson does? Am I wrong ?

Question What's a good light weight blow dryer (not brush) I had one from babyliss but it's too heavy

I feel like this would be a good option when your doing a velcro roller set instead of a regular curling iron.

@SpectacularFidgit

10 ай бұрын

That's what I'm wondering bc I'm wanting to make a big blowout curled under look

I have never been this early!

@lecavalier32

Жыл бұрын

You did it!

@ilkasanchez6896

Жыл бұрын

Me neither 🤭

How do you use that with no ear protection? It seems SO Loud!

I would not buy this until they make the cool shot feature accessible with your thumb. I had the Hot Tools version and returned it because it was too hot and the controls were impossible to get right while having the thing in your hair. It's as if they design these tools without asking people with hair what they'd like. It's really the same looking dryer. Makes me think it is just the same with rebranding.

Yes it appears to use it on 80 percent dry hair is better

Your hair is hot because there isn’t any moisture for it to dry. There’s a difference between the air it’s blowing as hot and your hair getting hot. If your hair is getting to hot you are damaging it.

Did you use any hair spray?

Elle est sortie en France ? Merci 😘

So just curious I threw my lage brush away because it just got to hot an had a terrible smell. Does this have an oder ?

Why don’t you use a heat protectant? I use one by Redkin and it’s awesome. Also why don’t you use styling products like mousse, etc as it will help hold your style? I love your content! It’s thorough, and succinct! This is incredibly helpful ❤❤❤

@wot4me2

Жыл бұрын

I hope you don't expect a reply, I don't think I've ever seen her reply or comment here, just fyi.

@angelarose7925

Жыл бұрын

She's done a video in the past testing heat protectors, basically she found that with a heat protector the hair was getting hotter and more damaged. So she never uses them anymore, and neither do I thanks to her doing that video. Don't waste money or time on them.

@Willowy13

Жыл бұрын

The BlowOut Professor has a video on heat protectants. It is interesting to see. Some of them help to damage your hair worse than if you don't use anything.

So do you have to buy the whole thing because I already have the other one and it doesn’t make sense to have two bases. Edit: so that’s a no

🤔 As I already own the original Revlon one shot, I’d need to buy this whole kit. Given the time and effort required, I think I’m better off just using my ancient hot rollers. 🤷‍♀️ (Separate attachments wouldn’t help me anyways)

@kristaj0

Жыл бұрын

I have the Air Wrap but hot rollers are faster because you put them all in and then let them cool while you do your makeup. Dyson (and this Revlon) involves making AND cooling one curl at a time. And hot rollers are comparatively super cheap! Hang on to them.

@nataliegundersen9673

10 ай бұрын

Which brand of hot rollers do both of you use? And do you feel like it rips out your hair or is so hot that it damages it?

@naturalPaths

10 ай бұрын

@@nataliegundersen9673 I have the 1960s Clairol heated rollers - Kindness Instant Hairsetter. It’s old fashioned with spikes! I am indeed careful when I use it. I ‘unwrap’ it, rather than pull it out. These days there are heat protectant, which did not exist ‘back then.’

Where can I buy this in Europe??

What would you say is your favourite curling iron? I'm seeing reviews but no preference, are you allowed to say having being a KZreadr? Tia milana, hey from uk 🇬🇧 x

I’m pretty sure that if the heat wasn’t so hot ( even on MEDIUM!) that this product would rank VERY high on your list. One con that is a concern of mine is that if a young child was using it, they could possibly get burned. I think Revlon really needs to address this so they won’t be in a lawsuit. A Pro for this is that it would be great for travel!! Not to many things to pack and the hair still looks great!!! I really like your reviews because they are honest and true. Unfortunately I have pretty short hair so this would not be a product for me!! But if any of my friends who have medium/ long hair who want to purchase this, I will certainly direct them to your video!!

@NatashaEstrada

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if the hair was wetter the tool wouldn't get so hot. Because her hair was already dry it was getting hotter faster. I bet those hot air brushes with the gas cartridge we used to have in the 90s would be good for your shorter hair. Babyliss or something.

@palladium607

7 ай бұрын

Why would a "very young CHILD" be using this device??? Alone, unsupervised??? That's just shitty parenting. The company doesn't need to change shit. This isn't a product targeted at or for children. Period.

Why does Revlon make everything so hot? I’ve had to stop using the one step styler because it was damaging my fine hair, even on the low setting.

@lisaduncan6923

Жыл бұрын

Same, and I kept burning my fingers. Threw the original in the damn trash

I find something like this no different than just using a curling iron. The heat is right up against your hair strands and that's what causes damage. Also, Not sure about anyone else but curling my hair is usually a "treat", not something I do daily. I do enough damage straightening my part Italian and part Ethiopian curly hair with a round brush w/ boar bristles. Then running it through a flat iron QUICK in certain stubborn spots to smooth it out. Then, I don't wash it for 4+ days, always taking my hair as long as I can go with dry shampoo at the roots. Every night I put a little light healing oil at the ends and sleep in a silk night cap - hands down better than sleeping on "just" my silk pillowcase.

This product seems to blow the hair all over because of the vents. I can see it. But it looked smooth after the end

❤❤❤

I like my Dyson.

many hairdressers mentioned that none of these hair-dryer/styler tools should be used on dry hair

When I use my revlon I always use noise cancelling headphones. It’s the only way I can deal with the noise.

I think this would be a real mess with curly hair..at least I think it'll be too much effort. But very innovative of revlon I think 🤔

Could you redo your “classic” hair curling video now that your hair is longer?!

Her review way is like it gets very hot and then it is not good, not this that and then at end it is not that bad lol😂

ghd duet styler

She didn't use any heat styling products for protection or hold.

Too bad curls did not last long. I have a Kristin ess iron and with that my curls/waves can last two days. Bonus: i got it on sale at Target for $40 - so it's half the cost of this.

Why would you ever use that on dry hair??! Just use the iron

@mandyheart8754

Жыл бұрын

You’re so right! That didn’t even cross my mind, but yes!

Too hot and too long are my biggest issues with Revlon products. Doesn’t look like they will do something about that anytime soon cuz we are always complaining about it.

I feel like you want this to fail on purpose. You normally turn off the thing before removing it but on your front and short pieces you didn't and therefore of course you had freeze there...

I’m not sure I understand you when you say, “it’s more of a wave and not a curl.” It looks like it’s curling to me?

@mandyheart8754

Жыл бұрын

As she unwinds her hair from the curling iron, she always uses the iron clamp to pull the end of the curl straight down. I think she does it to create a more “beachy, messy” look She’s had that same technique since…forever. I clearly recall that beachy look trending around 2005, and it seems well time to retire it.

If you pull the curls like this..they are not gonna get max bouncy

Not going to last if turning on and off.

Rich people have the option to dislike things just because they are cheap.

This is going to fry your hair like kentucky fried chicken

i sadly bought it and really it's way tooo hot, that can't be good for ur hair

Thanks for this video. I'll pass.

Def wouldn't buy this. It's like a cheap version of a T3

Some of us need the high heat

I bought the original Revlon one. I hated it and gave it away. It was to heavy, to hot, and pulled a lot of hair out.🥹

I’m 46 and I’ve never colored my hair. I also don’t own a blow dryer. I just cut it from the end of my bum, too the top of my bra strap. I’m thinking of getting the original one , with the brush. Idk 🤷‍♀️, thank you for showing us this.

@talithialee9608

Жыл бұрын

Your hair must be in amazing condition! At 48 mine is fried from bleach. Jealous 😢

@AnniCarlsson

Жыл бұрын

@@talithialee9608 when it grows out you get your hair back.

@jenniferferreira9061

Жыл бұрын

@@talithialee9608 my hairdresser said my hair is super healthy. Thank you for your kind words 😊. I saw your picture, you are beautiful. The color is so pretty on you 🥰🥰