I'm looking to replace my cheap Revlon hair dryer.....

[Anonymous]

I have a DryBar hair dryer which I love, but I just do my roots with it and then use the Revlon for the rest of it. I despise using a round brush and a normal dryer, it is too much work on my arms and takes too long and makes it so straight. Can anyone recommend a replacement for the Revlon? Something nicer? DryBar version or Dyson? I'd splurge for the right product I guess. I have thick coarse hair and don't use any after shampoo product, only wash it 3-4 times a week after I exercise.

[Anonymous]

Is there a brush that is as powerful as a real hair dryer but won't fry your hair like the Revlon does?

[Anonymous]

Is your hair curly or wavy at all?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is your hair curly or wavy at all?

Eh it's pretty straight - op

[Anonymous]

Is the Revlon you're using now a brush-dryer combo, or just a dryer?

[Anonymous]

I’ve seen some really bad reviews for the DryBar version of the Revlon one. I was thinking I’d switching but stopped when I saw some. Curious to hear if anyone has any ideas. Do you use a heat protectant spray? I do and it made a world of difference. Would be willing to switch, though, if anyone had an alternate product that didn’t require it.

[Anonymous]

If you’re referring to the DryBar round brush dryer, I’d avoid. It fries my hair.

[Anonymous]

The dying airwrap set. Worth it.

[Anonymous]

The Revlon fried my hair too. Switched to the Dyson. It is trickier to use but definitely not as drying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Revlon fried my hair too. Switched to the Dyson. It is trickier to use but definitely not as drying.

Which Dyson? I couldn't really shop on the site because it's sold out.

[Anonymous]

I have thick coarse hair and it took me awhile to find out how to really use the Revlon brush/dryer...now I love it! It has done amazing things to my hair and it was notoriously difficult to work with. Before springing for the Dyson would highly recommend doing a little research on the blogs to see how it could work better for you. Things that worked for me

- Use it when your hair is 70% dry
- Use the low setting
- Use very small chunks of hair
- Invest in some good hair oil

After doing the above the Revlon tool has been a game changer

[Anonymous]

Revlon thingy totally fried my hair.

I have the Dyson Airwrap which does the same thing, with a bunch more attachments, and it's awesome. Gentle but effective.

[Anonymous]

I love the revlon one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have thick coarse hair and it took me awhile to find out how to really use the Revlon brush/dryer...now I love it! It has done amazing things to my hair and it was notoriously difficult to work with. Before springing for the Dyson would highly recommend doing a little research on the blogs to see how it could work better for you. Things that worked for me

- Use it when your hair is 70% dry
- Use the low setting
- Use very small chunks of hair
- Invest in some good hair oil

After doing the above the Revlon tool has been a game changer

That seems like such a waste of time. Do you let your hair air dry to 70% or do you dry it with another dryer and then switch to the Revlon Air Fryer?

[Anonymous]

What Revlon hair dryer are you talking about? Link or name?