Revlon hairdryer - not impressed

[Anonymous]

Why does this work great for everyone but me? It leaves my hair somewhat frizzy, and it’s so heavy! Am I the only one who doesn’t find this to be a miracle product?

[Anonymous]

Big disappointment for me, too.

[Anonymous]

I was disappointed as well. My hair also looks fried after I use it.

[Anonymous]

I have very, very thick hair plus curls, so it takes a lot of effort for a blowout. DD has much thinner, straight hair. Much easier to use on her than me.

[Anonymous]

I swear I think they have a PR team spamming the internet with positive reviews. I hate that thing w a fiery passion and threw it in the trash after 3 tries.

[Anonymous]

What product are you using on your hair, OP?

[Anonymous]

It’s not a spam team, it’s amazing for me. But sadly nothing works for everyone. People have really different hair.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have very, very thick hair plus curls, so it takes a lot of effort for a blowout. DD has much thinner, straight hair. Much easier to use on her than me.

Similar situation for me. I have a lot of wavy hair. I liked the dryer at the beginning but it left my hair dry and frizzy no matter what heat protectant I used. I gave it to my daughter who has thinner, straighter hair and it works well for her.

[Anonymous]

It works well on my fine, straight hair, but it still takes forever so I never used it. I switched to the Air Wrap (which also feels like it has a spam PR team, TBH) and will be giving away the Revlon.

[Anonymous]

I have fine curly hair and it makes it look amazing. But I rarely use it because I favor my air dried curls. Agree that it is very heavy and also clumsy to use. If I straightened daily I’d find a better option that didn’t run so hot.

[Anonymous]

I don’t consider it a miracle product, I just like it because it’s convenient for me. My hair also gets little frizzies when I use it, which is annoying. But I almost always use a flat iron afterwards anyway, so it’s not a big deal.

[Anonymous]

My daughter bought me the Revlon hairdryer years ago and I really like it. My hair is wavy and thin.

My daughter has one of those $600 Dyson hair drying systems. She has long thick hair and she swears by that.

[Anonymous]

I have fine straight hair and this was a disaster. Left my hair frizzy and heat damaged with the roots still damp. No way to get the roots dry without scorching my scalp. Gave it away to a curly haired friend. This is not for straight hair.

[Anonymous]

I swear I’m not a PR shill, but it’s worked wonders for me. I have copious amounts of fine, curly hair. My hair takes less than 15 minutes to dry,and then looks great for 3-4 days.

[Anonymous]

I love it (fine wavy hair) but i do not use it as instructed. I blowdry my hair until it is completely dry with my regular hair dryer or let is air dry. Then i use the revlon dryer as a finishing tool and it takes all of 3 min to smooth my hair. I don’t think it’s a good choice for wet or even pretty damp hair.