Revlon vs Drybar

[Anonymous]

Thanks all, this is helpful. I didn’t know there was a new Revlon out with heat control. I will try that. I do let my air dry for a long time before using the dryer, and I use a good heat protector, but I have very curly fine hair that is color treated, so it breaks. I suppose that’s the price I pay.

[Anonymous]

Drybar is much better for fine hair. Not as hot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve used the Revlon oval one step hair dryer brush for years (thanks DCUM!!) and have loved it for the price, simplicity, and cutting down my drying time, but I do think it damages my hair. Now that there are so many more options I’m considering a change. Is the Dry Bar brush dryer worth it? I heard it’s good for thick, curly hair but not as damaging as the Revlon. Or other recommendations? I

Revlon is great considering it's affordability but regular use of tension requiring gadgets stress out hair and front hairline sees negative effects.

[Anonymous]

I use the Revlon on my fine hair when it’s just towel dried and it works great. I think the key for me is to really keep it moving. Like a flat iron, not like a curling iron.

[Anonymous]

Neither, get the Shark flex style! The best purchase I’ve made for my hair ever. I handed my Revlon down and sold my dyson.

[Anonymous]

Someone recommended this heat protector on DCUM and I am eternally grateful! My hair looks incredible like I just got a blow out from the salon whenever I use this.

https://www.sephora.com/product/igk-good-behavior-4-in-1-prep-spray-P460865?skuId=2382521&icid2=products%20grid:p460865:product

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone recommended this heat protector on DCUM and I am eternally grateful! My hair looks incredible like I just got a blow out from the salon whenever I use this.

https://www.sephora.com/product/igk-good-behavior-4-in-1-prep-spray-P460865?skuId=2382521&icid2=products%20grid:p460865:product

I think it was me who recommended that! I was introduced to it last year by a new stylist; they didn't even sell it at her salon, but she kept it stocked at her station and told all her clients to buy it It is amazing.

[Anonymous]

Both of them are going to fry your hair because it's such close contact. I thought the Revlon was great, but it destroyed my hair so I went back to a normal hair dryer and round brush.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone recommended this heat protector on DCUM and I am eternally grateful! My hair looks incredible like I just got a blow out from the salon whenever I use this.

https://www.sephora.com/product/igk-good-behavior-4-in-1-prep-spray-P460865?skuId=2382521&icid2=products%20grid:p460865:product

It might have been me, it's fantastic!

[Anonymous]

I was recently looking to replace my Revlon dyer brush and was debating between Drybar and L'Ange. I ended up getting L'Ange and am very happy with it; the titanium coating helps my hair get much smoother. It's definitely better than my old Revlon, which I happily used for years.

[Anonymous]

I haven't used the revlon dryer recently but when I was using it I would start with a regular blow dryer to get my hair 75% dry and then use the Revlon for the last 25%. It was faster and still got the benefit of the revlon without as much direct heat.